Writer Amy Freeman shares with Phillyist readers the details behind our new Museum Without Walls: AUDIO program for Philadelphia’s outdoor sculpture.

Philadelphia has more outdoor sculpture than any other city in the United States, says Penny Balkin Bach, the art association’s executive director. Yet even longtime residents can find something new on these three-minute audio segments.

Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Charles Fuller is just one of more than 100 voices heard on the new “Museum Without Walls” audio tour, which explores 51 of Philadelphia’s outdoor sculptures in Fairmount Park.

Fairmount Park Art Association launches a Museum Without Walls audio tour of 51 Philadelphia outdoor sculptures.

At an 11 a.m. presentation tomorrow Thursday, June 10 at LOVE Park, the Museum without Walls, a groundbreaking new multi-platform audio program from the Fairmount Park Art Association, will be unveiled.

35 sculptures along the Ben Franklin Parkway and Kelly Drive will allow anyone, anywhere, learn a little more about Philadelphia’s outdoor art.

One of the greatest things about Philadelphia is its abundance of public art— manifesting itself in a number of ways, the most obvious being community-painted murals and outdoor sculptures.

The Fairmount Park Art Association will launch its Museum Without Walls audio tour, a storytelling series for prominent public art.

A unique monument will be built in Philadelphia in the summer of 2010.

The Fairmount Park Art Association receives a generous grant from PNC’s Arts Alive program, the PNC Foundation’s three-year cultural funding effort now in its second year.