The Cultural Arts Center's fabulous dance teacher Joanna Quigley helped us to create this video exploring all the beautiful and terrifying climate events that nature can throw at you....
A Weather Forecast! from Joanna S. Quigley on Vimeo.
Thursday, December 6, 2012
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Little Berlin Fairgrounds Project
The artists of the Cultural Arts Center are partnering with Little Berlin to create a sculptural installation for their Fairgrounds Project. The goal of this project is to work with local artists and art organizations to transform an abandoned lot in East Kensington into an art and garden space. We're so excited to be part of this exciting undertaking!
Today we painted bricks that will be used to make one of three pyramid-like sculptures that will be part of the Fairgrounds sculpture garden.
Today we painted bricks that will be used to make one of three pyramid-like sculptures that will be part of the Fairgrounds sculpture garden.
George and David
David and John
Larry and Marie
Emilia and Freddy create a title mosaic on stone pavers that will be part of the installation.
A few of the tiled stone pavers
Labels:
Art Projects,
Community Connections
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Evening Ceramics Classes
Last evening the Cultural Arts program held the last in an eight-week session of ceramics classes, "Working with Clay,"taught by one of our talented staff, Siobhan Koslap. These classes are open to all members of the community over the age of 18, regardless of ability.
During this session of classes, students learned hand-building techniques like coil construction and making boxes from clay slabs. They also had the chance to learn how to throw on the wheel. And of course everyone had a great time glazing and decorating their work.
Another session of classes will begin September 25. The classes will be held every Tuesday evening from 6 to 8 PM through November 13 at the Cultural Arts Center. Here's more information on how to enroll in this class!
During this session of classes, students learned hand-building techniques like coil construction and making boxes from clay slabs. They also had the chance to learn how to throw on the wheel. And of course everyone had a great time glazing and decorating their work.
Another session of classes will begin September 25. The classes will be held every Tuesday evening from 6 to 8 PM through November 13 at the Cultural Arts Center. Here's more information on how to enroll in this class!
Labels:
Ceramics,
Evening classes,
Programs
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Art/Gage!
This Saturday, artists from the Cultural Arts Center had a booth at the annual Art/Gage Community Street Fair hosted by Philadelphia's Magic Gardens. We sold hand-made tote bags, note cards, hand-made paper, ceramic
pots, wind chimes, and prints while raising awareness about PDDC's programs and activities.
We made beautiful ceramic pendant necklaces.
Mary mans the booth!
Our silk-screened and quilted tote bags were also for sale.
Hand-printed notecards made from handmade paper, etchings, and zines (of course!)
Labels:
Community Connections,
Events
Monday, June 11, 2012
Visit from Camphill Kimberton Villagers
Today residents of
Camphill Village Kimberton, a vibrant
farming and handcrafting community
including people of all ages and varied
abilities located in Kimberton, PA, visited the Cultural Arts Center to create a collaborative tapestry. We also got to know each other better by participating in dance class.
Labels:
Art Projects,
Community Connections
Monday, May 14, 2012
Stop-Motion Movie!
Matt Reed helped to facilitate this stop-motion experiment! Look for a full-fledged stop-motion movie coming soon...
Labels:
Art Projects,
Video
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