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This week's Wednesday Nights programs will feature sketching in the galleries, the conclusion of the Korean drama series "Sungkyunkwan Scandal," and interactive boat building-activities with the Philadelphia Wooden Boat Factory. (Photo courtesy of The Philadelphia Wooden Boat Factory)
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Join us on Wednesday Night for a screening of "Planet B-Boy" (2008), a film that explores how South Korea became the epicenter of breakdancing. The screening is followed by a discussion and a live breakdancing performance. Find out more and get tickets here. Image: Film still from "Planet B-Boy"
Celebrate the 450th birthday of William Shakespeare next Wednesday, and get a sneak preview of our Summer of Shakespeare! Decorate your neck by making a ruff. Check out a sword-fight performance by Revolution Shakespeare. Oh, yes—there will be cake! “Night Battle” (plate from William Shakespeare’s “Henry IV”), 1785, by Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki
Our fantastic Korean film series begins this Wednesday. Up first is "Chi-hwa-seon" ("Painted Fire"), a vivid portrait of renowned Joseon dynasty painter Jang Seung-eop. A conversation with Hyunsoo Woo (the Museum's Maxine and Howard Lewis Associate Curator of Korean Art), and UPenn associate professor Eugene Y. Park follows the screening.
Film still from "Chi-hwa-seon" (2002)
Legomania is upon us. Come tomorrow night during #PayWhatYouWish #PMAWednesday to build a Lego masterpiece or simply play around.
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#ThrowbackThursday: In 1972 artist Gene Davis created a 414-foot-long painting at Eakins Oval that visitors fell in love with. Check out the new changes to the Oval on your next trip to #PMAWednesday Image: "Crossing the painted road which extends east from the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Center City in the background, 09/1973," from the series DOCUMERICA via U.S. National Archives. Photograph by Dick Swanson
