News

We are pleased to announce a new pilot initiative for conservation technician training, in collaboration with Drexel University’s Lenfest Center for Cultural Partnerships.
Join us Thursday, September 19, from 5:00-7:30 PM for an open house geared toward helping educators learn more about "Art Conservation in the Classroom: Science, History, and Creativity," CCAHA's new initiative for students in grades 6-12.
Our Open House is an opportunity to glimpse behind-the-scenes of the work that we do and to meet our skilled and knowledgeable staff.
Vernacular photography is photography from amateurs or non-artists. Jack Pickens Coble’s photos tell the story of a gay man’s life during a time when being openly out was much less accepted in society.
The latest edition of CCAHA's annual report is now available!
Holly Maxson Conservation Grants are designed to encourage students from middle school through undergraduate to consider conservation as a career path.
Jacob Lawrence was a Harlem Renaissance painter whose self-described style of "dynamic cubism" brought to life everyday scenes and illustrated some of the major narratives of Black history.
We are pleased to announce that CCAHA has received an award in the latest round of Grants for Arts Projects from the National Endowment for the Arts!