FringeArts on the Waterfront

FringeArts

Funding Received: 2013
Philadelphia, PA
$400,000
Funding Period: 1 year and 5 months
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FringeArts will construct and activate an outdoor plaza and performance space to serve as a welcoming space for performance and socializing at its new location on Philadelphia’s underutilized Delaware River waterfront.

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See below for recent updates, press, and events from this project

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May 26, 2016
With the Democratic National Convention to be held here in July, Philadelphia has never been more ready to show itself off to the world. Read More
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FringeArts: The Mapping of an Arts Space By Josh McIlvain About FringeArts FringeArts is Philadelphia-based multidisciplinary presenter of contemporary performance and cultural hub for artists... Read More
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FringeArts is committed to celebrating new and emerging art ideas, to revealing what is yet to be discovered, to challenging expectations, and to supporting artists... Read More
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This summer, visual artist Mary Mattingly will construct a barge on the Delaware River designed to look like a partially-submerged Philadelphia row home. Within this... Read More
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"The year I was born” by Lola Arias; photo by David Alarcón There has been a programmatic shift from the first leg of our inaugural... Read More
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Photo courtesy of Johanna Austin Fresh off the first sold-out performance of our inaugural year-round programming, the new FringeArts headquarters is quickly becoming the hub... Read More
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For each of the last 17 years, FringeArts has presented the Fringe Festival over the course of three weeks in September. This massive celebration takes... Read More
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Philadelphia’s Delaware River waterfront has experienced both extremes of the urban landscape. Once a vibrant strip that served as a steady revenue stream for the... Read More
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June weather brings Philadelphia’s Delaware River Waterfront alive. Restaurants open for the season, and the masses gather along the piers to enjoy the weather and... Read More