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ByadminIn 1975, as part of The Print Center’s 60th Anniversary, the Philadelphia artist Phil Simkin (1944 -2013) created a performative spectacle that generated so much attention and controversy that people are still talking about it. For Move It or Lose It, Simkin created a 60-foot moving clothesline on Latimer Street in front of The Print…
Christine Filippone: Our Eighth Director
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The Print Center Edition: Ieva Iltnere
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Crossing Over/Changing Places
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