Enjoy Jennifer Steinkamp’s Winter Fountains on the Parkway, and then head inside the Academy of Natural Sciences for a dessert reception, pop-up beer garden, and more.

The Association for Public Art and the University of Pennsylvania announce the relocation of Louise Nevelson’s Atmosphere and Environment XII and Jacob Epstein’s Social Consciousness – two sculptures that have stood outside of the Philadelphia Museum of Art for decades.

Maja (1942) has been tucked away in storage for more than 25 years; but in its prior life, the sculpture stood on the East Terrace of the Philadelphia Museum of Art (at the top of its famous steps) for decades.

In June 2010, the Fairmount Park Art Association will launch “Museum Without Walls™: AUDIO,” a multi-platform, interactive audio experience for Philadelphia’s collection of public art and outdoor sculpture.

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

Philadelphia has more outdoor sculpture than any other city in the U.S., and this audio tour explains all 51 pieces of public art, including works by Rodin, three generations of Calders, Claes Oldenburg, Henry Moore and Jacques Lipchitz.

The aPA’s Executive Director discusses public art in Philadelphia on WHYY-TV’s newest arts and culture TV magazine show.

Internationally acclaimed artist Roxy Paine discussed his work and his sculpture Symbiosis with Tom Eccles, Executive Director of the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College and former Director of the Public Art Fund in New York City.