Project Row Houses marks 30 years and describes preservation, programming and institute plans
Project Row Houses’ executive director outlined the organization’s founding, community-driven arts programming, artist residencies, small-business incubation and a $9.7 million renovation of the historic El Dorado Ballroom; she announced a Southern Survey Biennial with a $25,000 prize.
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Danielle Burns Wilson, executive director of Project Row Houses, told the Arts and Culture Committee that PRH has spent three decades using art as a tool for community preservation, housing and economic development.
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