The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts marked the completion of its newest addition, Lenfest Plaza, with the inaugural lighting of artist Claes Oldenburg’s Paint Torch at twilight. This is the second public work of art done by Oldenburg since his Clothespin installment became a well-recognized landmark in Center City. As part of the inaugural festivities on October 1, patrons attended the Torch Club cocktail reception and dinner inside PAFA’s Hamilton Building, with a late-night afterparty that hosted dancing outside on the new plaza.

The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts marked the completion of its newest addition, Lenfest Plaza, with the inaugural lighting of artist Claes Oldenburg’s Paint Torch at twilight. This is the second public work of art done by Oldenburg since his Clothespin installment became a well-recognized landmark in Center City. As part of the inaugural festivities on October 1, patrons attended the Torch Club cocktail reception and dinner inside PAFA’s Hamilton Building, with a late-night afterparty that hosted dancing outside on the new plaza.

The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts marked the completion of its newest addition, Lenfest Plaza, with the inaugural lighting of artist Claes Oldenburg’s Paint Torch at twilight. This is the second public work of art done by Oldenburg since his Clothespin installment became a well-recognized landmark in Center City. As part of the inaugural festivities on October 1, patrons attended the Torch Club cocktail reception and dinner inside PAFA’s Hamilton Building, with a late-night afterparty that hosted dancing outside on the new plaza.

The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts marked the completion of its newest addition, Lenfest Plaza, with the inaugural lighting of artist Claes Oldenburg’s Paint Torch at twilight. This is the second public work of art done by Oldenburg since his Clothespin installment became a well-recognized landmark in Center City. As part of the inaugural festivities on October 1, patrons attended the Torch Club cocktail reception and dinner inside PAFA’s Hamilton Building, with a late-night afterparty that hosted dancing outside on the new plaza.

The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts marked the completion of its newest addition, Lenfest Plaza, with the inaugural lighting of artist Claes Oldenburg’s Paint Torch at twilight. This is the second public work of art done by Oldenburg since his Clothespin installment became a well-recognized landmark in Center City. As part of the inaugural festivities on October 1, patrons attended the Torch Club cocktail reception and dinner inside PAFA’s Hamilton Building, with a late-night afterparty that hosted dancing outside on the new plaza.