Philadelphia Museum of Art receives $20m to establish new education centre
The new center will more than triple the museum’s education space and expand programs for 36,000 students a year, officials said.
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Philadelphia Museum of Art receives $20M gift from Comcast co-founder and wife
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.
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.
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…
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