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{{toplink|url=http://www.csartphilly.com/|name=csartphilly.com}}'''Community Supported Art Philadelphia'''. | {{toplink|url=http://www.csartphilly.com/|name=csartphilly.com}}'''Community Supported Art Philadelphia'''. | ||
Like a Community Supported Agriculture program, CSA supports a direct maker-to-buyer relationship between artists and collectors working and living in the Philadelphia region. Featuring a diverse range of contemporary art from local artists, the program offers curated “shares” of innovative and affordable artwork. | Like a Community Supported Agriculture program, CSA supports a direct maker-to-buyer relationship between artists and collectors working and living in the Philadelphia region. Featuring a diverse range of contemporary art from local artists, the program offers curated “shares” of innovative and affordable artwork. '''MORE''' | ||
==In The News== | ==In The News== | ||
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Community Supported Art Philadelphia.
Like a Community Supported Agriculture program, CSA supports a direct maker-to-buyer relationship between artists and collectors working and living in the Philadelphia region. Featuring a diverse range of contemporary art from local artists, the program offers curated “shares” of innovative and affordable artwork. MORE
In The News
- Community Supported Heirlooms, Philadelphia Citizen, July 10, 2017.