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2024 Adult Student Exhibition: Video Submission

2024 Adult Student Exhibition: Video Submission

Video by John Thornton From John Thornton: The artist and poet John Sevcik, who died in March at age 72, has an incredible retrospective up at the Cheltenham Center for the Arts. The idea for the show came from John’s friend and fellow artist Paul DuSold and it was organized by his wife, Lynne Campbell, and the Center’s director, Margaret Griffin. Having attended the opening, I have come to bel...

Animation by 2024 Ella King Torrey Young Artist Award winner Jacob Reeves.

In celebration of our 125th anniversary, we invited members of our artistic community to reflect on how Fleisher has impacted their lives as both a creative hub and a second home. Founded in 1898, we are one of the country’s oldest nonprofit community art schools and are committed to making art accessible to everyone regardless of economic means, background, or artistic experience. Fleisher is ...

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With support from The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, 360 Culture Lab partnered Fleisher Art Memorial with collaborators in the Venezuelan and Indonesian communities for a series of placekeeping and artmaking activities led by local organizations Casa de Venezuela and Modero & Company between 2021 and 2022. Video footage courtesy of Diaspora Productions, Aidan Un, and The Free Library of Philad...

Instructor: Seth McKeever Video featuring 2023 student work including in Fleisher's 125th Annual Adult Student Exhibition, on view from December 8, 2023 through January 26, 2024. For more information, visit fleisher.org.

For 124 years, the Annual Adult Student Exhibition has celebrated the vibrant artwork created by Fleisher’s students. The exhibition provides students with the opportunity to show their work in a public gallery, with cash prizes awarded to students in a wide spectrum of mediums including fiber arts, drawing, painting, ceramics, printmaking, sculpture, and photography.

Remote Control is a free, after-school writing, photography, and video class in which teens have the power in their hands to tell their stories - from a safe distance. In the spring of 2022, students worked with filmmaker, Jennica Carmona, to learn photography, film, and screenwriting to write, act in, and produce their own short film titled "Michael's Time," which addressed the topic of bullyi...

Atrévete (I Dare You) is a bilingual PhillyCAM magazine show that investigates the diverse experiences, stories, and ideas within the Latino community of Philadelphia. In this episode they showcased the Fleisher Art x Casa de Venezuela collaboration, the very first Latinx Craft Fair at Cherry Street Pier which included music, dance, and crafts. Segment Producer: Leticia Roa Nixon

Project 4: Scripting our Comics Write a single page of comics, laid out however you want. You can write about whatever you want as long as you don’t use existing characters (no Spider-Mans, no Supermans). First, write a very short summary of an original story. Then add details to the story and decide what will happen in each panel on the page. Next, sketch out very messy rough drafts of how you...

Project 3: Create a Character Now that you’ve learned how to draw the human figure and the human face, you’ll invent and draw your own comic book characters! Then you will ink your finished characters, which means you go over the pencil drawing with pen. About the artist: P.T. Schwab has taught youth at Fleisher Art Memorial for many years. He mostly draws and paints and has a love for drawing ...

Project 5: Drawing Our Comics Let's move on to drawing the good copy of your comic. Grab a fresh sheet of paper and use your work from last session as a guide. Use a ruler and a pencil to draw the panel boxes. Now here's the fun part! Using a pencil first, start drawing the images and speech bubbles in your nice neat panels. Finally, trace over your pencil lines with a pen or marker, then erase...

WK 5: 1st-3rd Grade Comics: Project 1 - Drawing the Figure with PT Schwab

WK 5: 1st-3rd Grade Comics: Project 4 - Comic Panels with PT Schwab

WK 5: 6th-8th Grade Comics: Project 5 - Comic Book Cover with Pat Aulisio

WK 5: 6th-8th Grade Comics: Project 1 The Drawing Process with Pat Aulisio

WK 5: 6th-8th Grade Comics: Project 4 - Full Comic Sequence with Pat Aulisio

WK 5: 6th-8th Grade Comics: Project 3 - Sequential Exercises with Pat Aulisio

WK 5: 6th-8th Grade Comics: Project 2 - Gag Comic with Pat Aulisio

WK 5: 4th-5th Grade Comics: Project 1 - Intro & Superpowered Self with Kathryn Briggs

WK 5: 1st-3rd Grade Comics: Project 5 - Creating a Comic with PT Schwab

WK 5: 4th-5th Grade Comics: Project 2 - Frankenstein Creature with Kathryn Briggs

WK 5: 4th-5th Grade Comics: Project 3 - My Day So Far with Kathryn Briggs

WK 5: 1st-3rd Grade Comics: Project 2 - Drawing the Face with PT Schwab

WK 4: 6th-8th Grade Painting: Project 5 - Geometric Pops with Jenny Graham Hougah

WK 4: 6th-8th Grade Painting: Project 4 - Pop of Perspective with Jenny Graham Hougah

WK 4: 6th- 8th Grade Painting: Project 3 - Tints and Shades with Jenny Graham Hougah