The Barnes Foundation + The Brothers’ Network
Founder and Global Creative Director Gregory T. Walker
The Brothers' Network melds artistic, archival, curatorial, and editorial practices to signify, solidify, and sustain the humanity of black men locally and globally.
Dear Art Lover,
This autumn, The Brothers' Network is proud to continue our relationship with the Barnes Foundation.
Sunday, September 6th
When: Sunday, September 6th, 11am - 5pm
Where: The Barnes Foundation
2025 Benjamin Franklin Parkway Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19130
What: Permanent collection access
As a member and supporter of The Brothers' Network, there will be no line and no waiting to enter The Barnes Foundation on Sunday, September 6th, from 11am to 5pm. To receive special complimentary access with The Brothers' Network, please call our offices 24 hours a day with your name, phone number, and how many tickets you wish to reserve. 267 570 3812
Upcoming at the Barnes Foundation: Elijah Pierce's America
Elijah Pierce. Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Kennedy Brothers (detail), 1977. Carved and painted wood relief with glitter. Courtesy of Columbus Museum of Art, Ohio
Elijah Pierce’s America presents the exceptional work of self-taught woodcarver Elijah Pierce (1892–1984), known best for a tour-de-force volume of biblical scenes. His carvings depict remarkable narratives—religious parables, autobiographical scenes, episodes from American politics—and sometimes include figures from popular culture and sports.
This exhibition starts September 27th, 2020 through January 10th, 2021.
Film & Cinema
March on Washington Film Festival
September 20th - 27th
Robert Raben is a long-time supporter and donor to The Brothers' Network. Robert is also the founder and chairman of the March on Washington Film Festival.
This year, the festival will run virtually from September 20th through the 27th. Please see the link below for more information on program offerings and ticketing.
We are an Arts presenting and theatre producing non-profit membership organization founded in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in 2008.