Lori Goldstein, Author at Public Art Archive

Curriculum Guide Library Resources

August 31, 2026

Insightful Voices

Insightful Voices is a collection of Broad Street Ministry workshop responses and a guide for replicating the self-reflection sessions.

Lori Goldstein

Curriculum Guide Library Resources

August 31, 2026

Painting a Healthy City

"Painting a Healthy City" outlines Porch Light’s behavioral health-based mural projects, detailing theory and implementation stages.

Lori Goldstein

Documentation Library Resources

August 19, 2026

My Future Starts Here

"My Future Starts Here" shares refugee youth stories from Southeast Philadelphia, created by artist Shira Walinsky.

Lori Goldstein

Library Resources Research

August 19, 2026

Porch Light Study Summary

Porch Light Study Summary provides a brief overview of the findings from research by the Yale University School of Medicine.

Lori Goldstein

Library Resources Research

August 19, 2026

Porch Light Final Evaluation Report

The Yale study evaluates Porch Light’s impact on Philadelphia neighborhoods, detailed in the Final Evaluation Report.

Lori Goldstein

Documentary Library Resources

August 19, 2026

If You Could Hear These Walls

Documentary of the ACF Philadelphia, Community Partners, project with Mural Arts.

Lori Goldstein

Library Resources Tool

August 19, 2026

Mural Production FAQ Sheet

David McShane, Director of Resident Artists and Senior Mural Advisor, answers frequently asked questions on mural production and installation.

Lori Goldstein

Case Study Documentary Library Resources

August 19, 2026

Collective Steps by Andrea Yarbrough

Andrea Yarbrough uncovered stories of Black women, creating a temporary installation reflecting Bronzeville's past, present, and future.

Lori Goldstein

Case Study Library Resources Research

August 19, 2026

Learning Together: A Reflection on the Public Art & Civic Engagement Capacity Building Initiative (Print Friendly)

The MAI will share a comprehensive PACE initiative evaluation (2020-2023) with recommendations for funders, organizers, and arts administrators.

Lori Goldstein

A view from above looking down onto an outdoor art installation. The installation is a series of teal-colored square blocks arranged in a checkerboard pattern. People are sitting on the blocks, interacting with the art piece. There are also many people standing behind a glass window looking down at the installation. The text "Artworks We Love: June 2024" is displayed in white letters on a blue and brown background. Below the text, it reads "Side Effects (2023). By Molly Hunker and Greg Corso. Exhibit Columbus. Courtesy of the Collection."

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June 24, 2024

Artworks We Love: June 2024

The Public Art Archive (PAA) team has added hundreds of artworks to PAA over the last few weeks. From Huntsville, Alabama, to Portland, Oregon, and everywhere in between, there is…

Lori Goldstein

Lori Goldstein

Insightful Voices

Painting a Healthy City

My Future Starts Here

Porch Light Study Summary

Porch Light Final Evaluation Report

If You Could Hear These Walls

Mural Production FAQ Sheet

Collective Steps by Andrea Yarbrough

Learning Together: A Reflection on the Public Art & Civic Engagement Capacity Building Initiative (Print Friendly)

Artworks We Love: June 2024

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