Philadelphia Project.

The article focuses on printmaker Richard Hood's paper and Sidney Goodman's papers in the Archives of American Art's Philadelphia Project. It states that Hood's papers include two linear feet of material documenting his work on the Works Progress Administration (WPA) in Pennsylvania and on collateral projects. It presents an interview of Hood and his answer on the question about the objective of Art week, he said that it is simply a week set aside for the exhibition and the selling of work by American artists and regarding the question how would he knows if people are going to like the paintings, he said that the American public has become much more appreciative of all kinds of Art. It also mentions Sidney, Goodman, a student of Hood's, and his interview with Terry Dintenfass.