Philadelphia Museum of Art receives $20m to establish new education centre

Philadelphia Museum of Art to build new education center with $20 million gift

The Philadelphia Museum of Art is building a new education center with a $20 million gift from Comcast co-founder Julian Brodsky and his wife Lois. The project will revamp the north wing.

Philadelphia Museum of Art receives $20m to establish new education centre

The gift from Lois G. and Julian A. Brodsky will be used to strengthen the museum’s ties with local schools, families and children

Comcast Cofounder Gives $20 M. to Philadelphia Museum of Art, One of its Largest Gifts, To Greatly Expand Education Spaces

The Philadelphia Museum of Art has received one of the biggest gifts in its history: $20 million from Comcast's Julian Brodsky and his wife Lois.

With a $20 million gift from the Brodskys, the Philadelphia Museum of Art will build a new education center

The donation from the Comcast co-founder and his wife will realize a project deemed essential to the museum's future.

Philadelphia Museum of Art Gets $20M Education Center Gift

The Philadelphia Museum of Art has received a $20 million gift from Lois G. and Julian A. Brodsky to build a new learning and engagement center just inside its north entrance, with plans calling for a family learning center, art studios, a visitor orientation area, and a multipurpose community hub. The museum says the roughly 19,000-square-foot Brodsky Center will more than triple its current education footprint and allow it to serve more school…