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SUMMARY:Tuition-Free Registration Begins for Fall Term
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URL:https://fleisher.org/event/tuition-free-registration-begins-for-fall-term/
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SUMMARY:Queer Art: Past and Present: Contemporary Queer Artists of Color
DESCRIPTION:As part of the Found in Translation series funded by the PA Humanities and National Endowment for the Humanities\, Fleisher Art Memorial and William Way are proud to present Queer Art: Past and Present\, a series of lectures exploring Queer art histories and contemporary practices and aesthetics through the voices of five renowned art historians and artists. The lecture series will take place on Zoom and live Spanish interpretation will be provided.   \nFound in Translation is a free series of art history and critical theory workshops organized by Fleisher in partnership with several cultural institutions throughout Philadelphia. The series specifically focuses on centering BIPOC and Queer voices\, reflecting a more inclusive view of the communities we work with. Found in Translation\, aligned with Fleisher’s mission of making art more accessible through our education and community programs\, brings these valuable perspectives to a broader public.  \nContemporary artists of color contest the whiteness and colonial legacies of ‘queerness’ and do so on a global stage. In addition to such contestations\, queer of color art and visual culture render queer more capacious with the capacity to imagine otherwise. From the importance of genre such as portraiture to the critical valence of certain materialities\, Bissonauth asks: how might a queer of color gaze incite another way of seeing; how do such works of art help us see differently?   \nThis presentation does not adhere to a particular chronology; rather\, I approach the material thematically. Furthermore\, this presentation mostly draws on contemporary examples (1980s onwards) alongside some historical sources that aim to shed light on transnational perspectives on queer\, feminist\, and transgender artmaking and aesthetic theory.  \n  Dr. Natasha Bissonauth teaches Art History at York University in Toronto. Her research centers queer\, trans\, and feminist artists of color with expertise in South Asia and its diasporas. Publications include Sunil Gupta’s Sun City: An Exercise in Camping Orientalism (Art Journal\, 2019)\, The Future of Museological Display: Chitra Ganesh’s Speculative Encounters (book chapter in Museums\, Sexuality\, and Gender Activism\, 2020)\, and The Dissent of Play: Lotahs in the Museum (South Asia Journal\, 2020). Recent research interests expand upon indenture studies\, archival work\, and material culture. She is currently working on a book project that looks at how contemporary artists remake aesthetic categories through archival returns. In doing so with a transnational scope of what ‘South Asia’ as a category could be\, she ultimately pursues kinship across Black and Brown art histories.      \nAbout William Way  \nWilliam Way seeks to engage and support the diverse LGBTQIA+ communities in the greater Philadelphia area through arts & culture\, empowerment\, and community connections. They want all LGBTQIA+ people to feel safe\, connected\, and empowered\, striving to be a community center whose staff\, management\, and board reflect the vibrant and richly diverse communities they serve. In these challenging times\, the William Way LGBT Community Center\, and what it represents\, has evolved to meet the needs of the diverse people it serves 365 days a year. Learn more at www.waygay.org.  \nRegister via Eventbrite. \nImage: Ana Teresa Fernandez\, Ice Queen\, 2011\, digital still from 45-minute performance. Image courtesy of Alpesh Kantilal Patel.  \n  \n  
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/queer-art-past-and-present-contemporary-queer-artists-of-color/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:UPDATE: Canceled - El Mercado Cultural at Cherry Street Pier
DESCRIPTION:UPDATE: El Mercado Cultural scheduled on this date has been canceled. It is set to be rescheduled in December. More updates to come. \nEl Mercado Cultural is Fleisher’s new initiative that focuses on contributing creative and marketing resources to new merchants\, restaurant owners\, and market vendors completely free of charge. From product and food photography to digital marketing and branding\, Fleisher’s intent is to capture the natural intersection between art and commerce by providing workshops\, discussions\, and classes for participants of the program. \nJoin artists from the program as they sell their wares at Cherry Street Pier for a series of late spring and summer markets presented in collaboration with the Delaware River Waterfront! Create art with the whole family at ColorWheels. \nEl Mercado Cultural is made possible with funding from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts\, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the National Endowment for the Arts.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/el-mercado-cultural-at-cherry-street-pier-3/
LOCATION:Cherry St. Pier\, 121 N. Columbus Blvd.\, Philadelphia
CATEGORIES:Community Event
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SUMMARY:Queer Art: Past and Present: Representing the Nation to Itself: Queer American Art from late 19th century to Stonewall 
DESCRIPTION:As part of the Found in Translation series funded by the PA Humanities and National Endowment for the Humanities\, Fleisher Art Memorial and William Way are proud to present Queer Art: Past and Present\, a series of lectures exploring Queer art histories and contemporary practices and aesthetics through the voices of five renowned art historians and artists. The lecture series will take place on Zoom and live Spanish interpretation will be provided.   \nFound in Translation is a free series of art history and critical theory workshops organized by Fleisher in partnership with several cultural institutions throughout Philadelphia. The series specifically focuses on centering BIPOC and Queer voices\, reflecting a more inclusive view of the communities we work with. Found in Translation\, aligned with Fleisher’s mission of making art more accessible through our education and community programs\, brings these valuable perspectives to a broader public.  \nThis heavily illustrated talk will demonstrate that the history of American art and the history of sexuality traveled a parallel course for over a century. Beginning with the work of Harriet Hosmer through such defining figures as Thomas Eakins\, Charles Demuth\, Georgia O’Keeffe\, Robert Rauschenberg\, Jasper Johns\, Agnes Martin\, and Andy Warhol\, Jonathan Katz outlines how it was queer artists who represented the US to itself.   \nJonathan D. Katz is an art historian\, curator and queer activist. Currently an Associate Professor of Practice in the History of Art and Gender\, Sexuality\, and Women’s Studies at the University of Pennsylvania\, Katz is a pioneering figure in the development of a queer art history\, and author of a number of books and articles.  As a scholar of modern and contemporary art\, Katz is responsible for many of the first queer studies of such defining artists as Georgia O’Keeffe\, Jasper Johns\, Leon Polk Smith\, Ellsworth Kelly\, Robert Rauschenberg\, Richard Hamilton\, Yayoi Kusama\, Cy Twombly\, Agnes Martin\, Robert Indiana\, and a number of others. Katz is now completing two new books\, Hiding in Plain Sight: On the Queerness of Contemporary Art and The Silent Camp: Jasper Johns\, Robert Rauschenberg and the Cold War. He is also editor of the forthcoming Routledge Companion to Queer Art History.   \nAbout William Way  \nWilliam Way seeks to engage and support the diverse LGBTQIA+ communities in the greater Philadelphia area through arts & culture\, empowerment\, and community connections. They want all LGBTQIA+ people to feel safe\, connected\, and empowered\, striving to be a community center whose staff\, management\, and board reflect the vibrant and richly diverse communities they serve. In these challenging times\, the William Way LGBT Community Center\, and what it represents\, has evolved to meet the needs of the diverse people it serves 365 days a year. Learn more at www.waygay.org.  \nRegister via Eventbrite. \nImage: Ana Teresa Fernandez\, Ice Queen\, 2011\, digital still from 45-minute performance. Image courtesy of Alpesh Kantilal Patel. 
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/queer-art-past-and-present-representing-the-nation-to-itself-queer-american-art-from-late-19th-century-to-stonewall/
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SUMMARY:Young Artists Exhibition Closing Reception and Ella King Torrey Award Ceremony
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a closing reception to celebrate the work featured in our Annual Young Artists Exhibition\, highlighting work from students enrolled in the Fleisher’s Saturday Young Artists Program\, Teen Lounge\, and Community Partners in the Arts residencies. \nThe event will also include a ceremony announcing the 2022 recipient of the Ella King Torrey Award. Established by Ella Russell Torrey in honor of the contributions her daughter Ella King Torrey made to the community\, the Young Artist Award supports the continued development of a young artist between the ages of 14 and 19. The Ella King Torrey Young Artist Award celebrates Ella’s joy\, excitement and commitment to artists by encouraging exceptional teenage students at Fleisher.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/closing-reception-and-ella-king-torrey-award-ceremony/
LOCATION:Fleisher Art Memorial\, 719 Catharine St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19147\, United States
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SUMMARY:Modero x Fleisher Art Memorial present Di Hati-Ku (360 Culture Lab Event)
DESCRIPTION:For one night only\, Fleisher Art Memorial and Modero brings to Philadelphia a unique and original production\, Di Hati-Ku (From the Heart). Di Hati-Ku (From the Heart) tells a story about Kartini\, a first-generation Indonesian immigrant who takes her granddaughter\, Hati\, on an imaginary and nostalgic journey to Indonesia. \nDi Hati-Ku is written by Sinta Penyami Storms and Detty Kastubi Aziz\, with Storm also directing this original theater production with a cast that includes members from Philadelphia’s Indonesian community as well as visiting artists from Indonesia. The show will also feature original music by Profound Music & Saykoji. \nProceeds from ticket sales will also support Gapura Philadelphia\, a new Indonesia Community Center which recently opened in South Philadelphia.\n\nClick here to see ticketing info.\n\n360 Culture Lab has been supported by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage.\n\nMasks are currently required for all Fleisher visitors when on the premises. 
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/modero-x-fleisher-art-memorial-present-di-hati-ku-360-culture-lab-event/
LOCATION:Fleisher Art Memorial\, 719 Catharine St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19147\, United States
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SUMMARY:Indonesian Festival (360 Culture Lab Event)
DESCRIPTION:Free to the public\n\n  \nIn collaboration with Modero & Company and Gapura Philadelphia\, Fleisher Art Memorial will host an outdoor celebration of Indonesian culture through food\, performances\, fashion\, games\, and community building. This year’s festival’s theme is “The East Side”. There will be food\, cultural dances\, games\, and a special performance from Indonesian Hip Hop artists SAYKOJI and Ana Timur Official. \n  \n\n360 Culture Lab has been supported by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/indonesian-festival-360-culture-lab-event/
LOCATION:Fleisher Art Memorial\, 719 Catharine St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19147\, United States
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SUMMARY:Diálogo 365: New Rhizomes Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Curated by: Gerard Silva & Andreina Castillo\, Diálogo 365 Founder\nOpening Reception: Friday\, August 12\, 6PM\nArtist Talk: Saturday\, August 27\, 4PM\n\n\n\n\nInspired by the 360 Cultural Lab mission and taking stock of the massive exodus from Venezuela in the last decade\, Diálogo 365: New Rhizomes takes the concept of placemaking as a departure point. We are asking artists to unpack the interpretations and possibilities of placemaking in our current state of uncertainty. In what ways do we strengthen or sabotage our sense of place? How are we rethinking what it means to connect to one another? How do we fortify our stems to build more equity as inbetweeners? Diálogo 365: New Rhizomes seeks a variety of visual perspectives from emerging and established artists of Latin American and Caribbean heritage. \n  \n360 Culture Lab has been supported by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage.\n \nMasks are currently required for all Fleisher visitors when on the premises.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/dialogo-365-new-rhizomes-exhibition/
LOCATION:Fleisher Art Memorial\, 719 Catharine St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19147\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Event
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SUMMARY:Diálogo 365: New Rhizomes - Opening Reception
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the opening reception of Diálogo 365: New Rhizomes on Friday\, August 12 at 6pm. \n  \nAbout Diálogo 365: New Rhizomes \nInspired by the 360 Cultural Lab mission and taking stock of the massive exodus from Venezuela in the last decade\, Diálogo 365: New Rhizomes takes the concept of placemaking as a departure point. We are asking artists to unpack the interpretations and possibilities of placemaking in our current state of uncertainty. In what ways do we strengthen or sabotage our sense of place? How are we rethinking what it means to connect to one another? How do we fortify our stems to build more equity as inbetweeners? Diálogo 365: New Rhizomes seeks a variety of visual perspectives from emerging and established artists of Latin American and Caribbean heritage. \nThe exhibition is on view from August 12 – September 9\, 2022 and is co-curated by Diálogo 365 founder Andreina Castillo and Gerard Silva\, Director of Exhibitions and Community Outreach at Fleisher. 360 Culture Lab has been supported by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. \n  \nCo-Curator: Andreina Castillo \n\nAndreina Castillo (she/her/hers) is the founder of the Diálogo 365 project. She curated Memorias in 2008 and the first Diálogo 365 exhibition for Casa de Venezuela in 2009\, as well as Papeles: Are we what we sign? for Acción Colombia in 2012. Her background blends multidisciplinary experiences at visual (with an emphasis on museums) and performing arts organizations that range from independent curating and audience development to marketing and communications. Castillo has an MA in Arts Administration & Policy from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a BFA from the Corcoran School of Art (now the Corcoran School of the Arts & Design). She currently works at The Newark Museum of Art. \n  \nCo-Curator: Gerard Silva \nGerard Silva is the Director of Exhibitions and Community Outreach at Fleisher Art Memorial. Questions about the call for entries and exhibition can be directed to Gerard at gsilva@fleisher.org. \n  \nFeatured Artists: \nHenry Bermudez\nPatricia Cazorla\nAlejandro Ceballos\nLina Cedeño & Pedro Ospina\nAlexis Duque\nWolfgang Gil\nJohnny Irizarry\nJotham Malave\nKalena Marshall\nAna Mosquera\nDoris Nogueira-Rogers\nPatricia Patzi\nTania Qurashi\nAlissa Roach\nNancy Saleme\nSuperheroes Community Artist Collective (with Jose Lemus)\nIdalia Vasquez-Achuri\nAnthony Vega \n\n \nArtwork: Henry Bermudez\, Untitled\, 2022\, Mixed Media\, 12’ x 8’
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/opening-reception-dialogo-365-new-rhizomes/
LOCATION:Fleisher Art Memorial\, 719 Catharine St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19147\, United States
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SUMMARY:El Mercado Cultural at Cherry Street Pier
DESCRIPTION:El Mercado Cultural is Fleisher’s new initiative that focuses on contributing creative and marketing resources to new merchants\, restaurant owners\, and market vendors completely free of charge. From product and food photography to digital marketing and branding\, Fleisher’s intent is to capture the natural intersection between art and commerce by providing workshops\, discussions\, and classes for participants of the program. \nJoin artists from the program as they sell their wares at Cherry Street Pier for a series of late spring and summer markets presented in collaboration with the Delaware River Waterfront! Create art with the whole family at ColorWheels. \nEl Mercado Cultural is made possible with funding from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts\, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the National Endowment for the Arts.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/el-mercado-cultural-at-cherry-street-pier-4/
LOCATION:Cherry St. Pier\, 121 N. Columbus Blvd.\, Philadelphia
CATEGORIES:Community Event
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SUMMARY:Diálogo 365: New Rhizomes - Artist Talk
DESCRIPTION:Inspired by current affairs in all of Latin America\, 19 Latinx artists interpret the possibilities of placemaking in our current state of uncertainty by rethinking what it means to connect to one another.\n  \nJoin Diálogo 365: New Rhizomes co-curators Andreina Castillo and Gerard Silva in conversation with artists Doris Nogueira-Rogers\, Ana Mosquera\, Wolfgang Gil\, Kalena Marshall\, Idalia Vasquez-Achuri\, Alejandro Ceballos\, and Alissa Roach.\n\n\nRegister via Eventbrite.\n\n\n \n360 Culture Lab has been supported by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage.\n\n  \nArtwork image: Henry Bermudez\, Untitled\, 2022\, Mixed Media\,  \n12’ x 8’
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/artist-talk-dialogo-365-new-rhizomes/
LOCATION:Fleisher Art Memorial\, 719 Catharine St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19147\, United States
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220905
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220906
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SUMMARY:Labor Day Closure
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URL:https://fleisher.org/event/labor-day-closure/
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SUMMARY:Found in Translation: Native Contemporary Art & Potawatomi Identity with Jason Wesaw: Artist Talk
DESCRIPTION:Jason Wesaw (Potawatomi) is a visual artist from southern Michigan whose minimalist works feature pattern-making\, bold colors\, and appliqued ornamentation. His themes include the cyclical movements of Mother Earth. Wesaw also works as a peacemaker in his tribal community. In three presentations for the Found in Translation Series\, Wesaw will offer an artist talk and slide show about his fine-art work as well as his peacemaking work\, an oil-pastel drawing workshop\, and a discussion about the importance of cultural teachings and Native identity. \n  \nSeptember 7\, 6:30-8pm: Session One: Artist Talk & Slide Show \nThis session focuses on Jason Wesaw’s work in the fine arts\, as well as his work with his tribal nation to revitalize cultural traditions. He will discuss the increasing importance of developing lasting partnerships with cultural institutions and organizations. \n  \nLearn more about Sessions Two and Three below: \nSeptember 14\, 6:30-8pm: Session Two: Oil Pastel Workshop \nWesaw will guide participants through the creation of an original oil pastel drawing utilizing simple techniques and affordable art supplies. He will begin by showing examples of his drawing style\, which participants can use for inspiration. \nSuggested materials\, which can be purchased for about $20: \n• Oil pastels (12-36 color pack) \n• Mixed-media paper (11×17 inches or 17×24 inches) \n• Masking tape (blue low-adhesion tape\, for masking-off areas of the paper) \n• Paper towels\, makeup remover pads\, or Q-tips ( for blending pastels) \n  \nSeptember 21\, 6:30-8pm: Session Three: Cultural Teachings \nWesaw will be joined by an elder from the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi to discuss a range of topics\, including Native identity; importance of relationships and intergenerational learning; how culture is intertwined with land and place; histories and futures; and the increasing importance of language\, the arts\, and culturally-specific forms of expression. \n  \nRegister for all three sessions here. \n\n  \nAbout Jason Wesaw \nJason Wesaw is a multi-disciplinary artist\, creating works in an array of media including ceramics\, drawings\, textiles\, and traditional cultural pieces. His projects are informed by the land and relate stories that are rooted in place and the acknowledgement of spirit. He balances being a maker with working in his tribal community as a Peacemaker\, sustaining cultural ceremonies\, and sharing traditional knowledge across the Great Lakes. Jason is Potawatomi (Turtle Clan) and lives near the historic Pokagon Potawatomi settlement of Rush Lake\, in southwestern Michigan. He has three children and a network of family\, friends\, and ceremonial relatives from across Turtle Island. He creates art for markets\, galleries\, & exhibitions\, and his work is in the permanent collections of the Eiteljorg Museum (IN)\, Grand Valley State University (MI)\, and the Newberry Library (Chicago\, IL).  \n  \nNative Contemporary Art & Potawatomi Identity with Jason Wesaw is presented in partnership with We Are the Seeds. \nWe Are the Seeds of CultureTrust Greater Philadelphia celebrates and educates about contemporary Indigenous arts and culture\, creates opportunities for Indigenous artists\, and provides positive and accurate representation for Indigenous peoples.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/found-in-translation-native-contemporary-art-potawatomi-identity-with-jason-wesaw/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:Adult Fall Term Begins
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/adult-fall-term-begins/
LOCATION:Fleisher Art Memorial\, 719 Catharine St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19147\, United States
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220914T200000
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SUMMARY:Found in Translation: Native Contemporary Art & Potawatomi Identity with Jason Wesaw: Oil Pastel Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Jason Wesaw (Potawatomi) is a visual artist from southern Michigan whose minimalist works feature pattern-making\, bold colors\, and appliqued ornamentation. His themes include the cyclical movements of Mother Earth. Wesaw also works as a peacemaker in his tribal community. In three presentations for the Found in Translation Series\, Wesaw will offer an artist talk and slide show about his fine-art work as well as his peacemaking work\, an oil-pastel drawing workshop\, and a discussion about the importance of cultural teachings and Native identity. \n  \nSeptember 14\, 6:30-8pm: Session Two of Three: Oil Pastel Workshop \nWesaw will guide participants through the creation of an original oil pastel drawing utilizing simple techniques and affordable art supplies. He will begin by showing examples of his drawing style\, which participants can use for inspiration. \nSuggested materials\, which can be purchased for about $20: \n• Oil pastels (12-36 color pack) \n• Mixed-media paper (11×17 inches or 17×24 inches) \n• Masking tape (blue low-adhesion tape\, for masking-off areas of the paper) \n• Paper towels\, makeup remover pads\, or Q-tips ( for blending pastels) \n  \nRegister here. \n\n  \nAbout Jason Wesaw \nJason Wesaw is a multi-disciplinary artist\, creating works in an array of media including ceramics\, drawings\, textiles\, and traditional cultural pieces. His projects are informed by the land and relate stories that are rooted in place and the acknowledgement of spirit. He balances being a maker with working in his tribal community as a Peacemaker\, sustaining cultural ceremonies\, and sharing traditional knowledge across the Great Lakes. Jason is Potawatomi (Turtle Clan) and lives near the historic Pokagon Potawatomi settlement of Rush Lake\, in southwestern Michigan. He has three children and a network of family\, friends\, and ceremonial relatives from across Turtle Island. He creates art for markets\, galleries\, & exhibitions\, and his work is in the permanent collections of the Eiteljorg Museum (IN)\, Grand Valley State University (MI)\, and the Newberry Library (Chicago\, IL).  \n  \nNative Contemporary Art & Potawatomi Identity with Jason Wesaw is presented in partnership with We Are the Seeds. \nWe Are the Seeds of CultureTrust Greater Philadelphia celebrates and educates about contemporary Indigenous arts and culture\, creates opportunities for Indigenous artists\, and provides positive and accurate representation for Indigenous peoples.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/found-in-translation-native-contemporary-art-potawatomi-identity-with-jason-wesaw-2022-09-14/
LOCATION:Online
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SUMMARY:El Mercado Cultural at Spruce Street Harbor Park
DESCRIPTION:El Mercado Cultural is Fleisher’s new initiative that focuses on contributing creative and marketing resources to new merchants\, restaurant owners\, and market vendors completely free of charge. From product and food photography to digital marketing and branding\, Fleisher’s intent is to capture the natural intersection between art and commerce by providing workshops\, discussions\, and classes for participants of the program. \nJoin artists from the program as they sell their wares at Spruce Street Harbor Park presented in collaboration with the Delaware River Waterfront! \nEl Mercado Cultural is made possible with funding from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts\, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the National Endowment for the Arts.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/el-mercado-cultural/
LOCATION:Spruce Street Harbor Park
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220921T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220921T200000
DTSTAMP:20260403T134319
CREATED:20220817T142551Z
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SUMMARY:Found in Translation: Native Contemporary Art & Potawatomi Identity with Jason Wesaw: Cultural Teachings
DESCRIPTION:Jason Wesaw (Potawatomi) is a visual artist from southern Michigan whose minimalist works feature pattern-making\, bold colors\, and appliqued ornamentation. His themes include the cyclical movements of Mother Earth. Wesaw also works as a peacemaker in his tribal community. In three presentations for the Found in Translation Series\, Wesaw will offer an artist talk and slide show about his fine-art work as well as his peacemaking work\, an oil-pastel drawing workshop\, and a discussion about the importance of cultural teachings and Native identity. \n  \nSeptember 21\, 6:30-8pm: Session Three of Three: Cultural Teachings \nWesaw will be joined by an elder from the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi to discuss a range of topics\, including Native identity; importance of relationships and intergenerational learning; how culture is intertwined with land and place; histories and futures; and the increasing importance of language\, the arts\, and culturally-specific forms of expression. \n  \nRegister here. \n\n  \nAbout Jason Wesaw \nJason Wesaw is a multi-disciplinary artist\, creating works in an array of media including ceramics\, drawings\, textiles\, and traditional cultural pieces. His projects are informed by the land and relate stories that are rooted in place and the acknowledgement of spirit. He balances being a maker with working in his tribal community as a Peacemaker\, sustaining cultural ceremonies\, and sharing traditional knowledge across the Great Lakes. Jason is Potawatomi (Turtle Clan) and lives near the historic Pokagon Potawatomi settlement of Rush Lake\, in southwestern Michigan. He has three children and a network of family\, friends\, and ceremonial relatives from across Turtle Island. He creates art for markets\, galleries\, & exhibitions\, and his work is in the permanent collections of the Eiteljorg Museum (IN)\, Grand Valley State University (MI)\, and the Newberry Library (Chicago\, IL).  \n  \nNative Contemporary Art & Potawatomi Identity with Jason Wesaw is presented in partnership with We Are the Seeds. \nWe Are the Seeds of CultureTrust Greater Philadelphia celebrates and educates about contemporary Indigenous arts and culture\, creates opportunities for Indigenous artists\, and provides positive and accurate representation for Indigenous peoples.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/found-in-translation-native-contemporary-art-potawatomi-identity-with-jason-wesaw-2022-09-14-2022-09-21/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20221006T183000
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SUMMARY:Found in Translation: Prácticas Comunitarias dentro de America Latine Sesión 1
DESCRIPTION:Community Practices within Latinx America \nSessions will be held on Thursdays\, October 6\, 13\, 20 and 27\, 6:30 – 8pm \nThis seminar\, led by visual artist\, curator and community artist José Ortiz-Pagán\, will guide the audience through a contemporary survey of artists that are developing their practice within communal settings. The sessions will focus on Latinx artists across the entire American continent and how each one of their practices develops different forms of engaging community\, while lifting their stories within a broader platform. \nRegistration is free and includes admission to all four Zoom sessions. \nPrácticas Comunitarias dentro de America Latine \nLas sesiones se llevarán a cabo el Jueves\, 6\, 13\, 20 y 27 de octubre\, 6:30 – 8pm \nA través de este seminario el artista\, curador y organizador José Ortiz-Pagán\, introducirá a la audiencia una variedad de artistas enfocados en Arte Comunitario. Este curso se enfocará en la forma que varios artistas han desarrollado estrategias para envolver varias comunidades en sus proyectos con enfoques que resaltan los retos que afectan dichas comunidades. El curso considerara artistes Latiné de todo el continente Americano. \nLa inscripción es gratuita e incluye la entrada a las cuatro sesiones de Zoom. \nAbout José Ortiz-Pagán \nJosé Ortiz-Pagán is a visual artist and cultural organizer working on community-based art projects concerned with how art projects can include people on a local level\, how to negotiate a diverse notion of cultural expression\, and how to create safe places for people to develop their evolving traditional practices. \nWhile working with Fleisher Art Memorial in Philadelphia\, Ortiz-Pagán developed the annual Día de los Muertos celebration in collaboration with the Calaca Flaca Committee that took place in various locations in Southwest Philadelphia; as well as Bring Your Own Project (BYOP)\, a multi-part “place-keeping” project grounded in two extensive residency partnerships with W.O.A.R. (Women Organized Against Rape)\, and VietLEAD\, a neighborhood program that supports Vietnamese communities. \nAs a printmaker\, Ortiz-Pagán addresses how postindustrial and post-colonial communities\, the use of time\, economies\, and spiritual practices serve as a cultural gateway to develop community strength and self-agency. He has received awards and developed projects with Second State Press\, Taller Puertorriqueño\, Chemical Heritage Museum and the Art Anthropology Museum at the University of Puerto Rico. His work has been featured in exhibitions including the 2015 Trienal Poligráfica in San Juan PR\, the international printmaking biennial in Taiwan ROC\, and the publication New American Paintings. \nAbout Found in Translation \nFound in Translation is a free series of art history and critical theory workshops organized by Fleisher in partnership with several cultural institutions throughout Philadelphia. The series specifically focuses on centering BIPOC and Queer voices\, reflecting a more inclusive view of the communities we work with. Found in Translation\, aligned with Fleisher’s mission of making art more accessible through our education and community programs\, brings these valuable perspectives to a broader public.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/found-in-translation-practicas-comunitarias-dentro-de-america-latine-session-one/
LOCATION:Fleisher Art Memorial\, 719 Catharine St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19147\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20221013T183000
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SUMMARY:Found in Translation: Prácticas Comunitarias dentro de America Latine Sesión 2
DESCRIPTION:Community Practices within Latinx America \nSessions will be held on Thursdays\, October 6\, 13\, 20 and 27\, 6:30 – 8pm \nThis seminar\, led by visual artist\, curator and community artist José Ortiz-Pagán\, will guide the audience through a contemporary survey of artists that are developing their practice within communal settings. The sessions will focus on Latinx artists across the entire American continent and how each one of their practices develops different forms of engaging community\, while lifting their stories within a broader platform. \nRegistration is free and includes admission to all four Zoom sessions. \nPrácticas Comunitarias dentro de America Latine \nLas sesiones se llevarán a cabo el Jueves\, 6\, 13\, 20 y 27 de octubre\, 6:30 – 8pm \nA través de este seminario el artista\, curador y organizador José Ortiz-Pagán\, introducirá a la audiencia una variedad de artistas enfocados en Arte Comunitario. Este curso se enfocará en la forma que varios artistas han desarrollado estrategias para envolver varias comunidades en sus proyectos con enfoques que resaltan los retos que afectan dichas comunidades. El curso considerara artistes Latiné de todo el continente Americano. \nLa inscripción es gratuita e incluye la entrada a las cuatro sesiones de Zoom. \nAbout José Ortiz-Pagán \nJosé Ortiz-Pagán is a visual artist and cultural organizer working on community-based art projects concerned with how art projects can include people on a local level\, how to negotiate a diverse notion of cultural expression\, and how to create safe places for people to develop their evolving traditional practices. \nWhile working with Fleisher Art Memorial in Philadelphia\, Ortiz-Pagán developed the annual Día de los Muertos celebration in collaboration with the Calaca Flaca Committee that took place in various locations in Southwest Philadelphia; as well as Bring Your Own Project (BYOP)\, a multi-part “place-keeping” project grounded in two extensive residency partnerships with W.O.A.R. (Women Organized Against Rape)\, and VietLEAD\, a neighborhood program that supports Vietnamese communities. \nAs a printmaker\, Ortiz-Pagán addresses how postindustrial and post-colonial communities\, the use of time\, economies\, and spiritual practices serve as a cultural gateway to develop community strength and self-agency. He has received awards and developed projects with Second State Press\, Taller Puertorriqueño\, Chemical Heritage Museum and the Art Anthropology Museum at the University of Puerto Rico. His work has been featured in exhibitions including the 2015 Trienal Poligráfica in San Juan PR\, the international printmaking biennial in Taiwan ROC\, and the publication New American Paintings. \nAbout Found in Translation \nFound in Translation is a free series of art history and critical theory workshops organized by Fleisher in partnership with several cultural institutions throughout Philadelphia. The series specifically focuses on centering BIPOC and Queer voices\, reflecting a more inclusive view of the communities we work with. Found in Translation\, aligned with Fleisher’s mission of making art more accessible through our education and community programs\, brings these valuable perspectives to a broader public.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/found-in-translation-practicas-comunitarias-dentro-de-america-latine-session-one-2022-10-13/
LOCATION:Fleisher Art Memorial\, 719 Catharine St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19147\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20221014T173000
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SUMMARY:DesignPhiladelphia: Historic Tour of the Sanctuary at Fleisher Art Memorial
DESCRIPTION:Join us to learn more about our conservation efforts and renovation plans! \nAs part of this year’s DesignPhiladelphia Festival\, we are welcoming guests to experience the stunning architectural details of our historic Sanctuary\, located at 711 Catharine Street in Queen Village. Join us for a 30 minute walking tour led by Interim Executive Director\, Rebecca O’Leary and former board member and resident historian Bill Brookover. The tour will conclude in the Sanctuary with a slide show presentation by Brookover featuring images of some of the historic art and objects recently discovered by our team of archivists from Bryn Mawr College. Guests will have the opportunity to ask questions\, mingle and enjoy this sacred space. A reception with wine\, beer and lite fare will follow. Can’t make it on the 14th? We will be holding this event again on Sunday\, October 23 at 2:30pm. \nDoors open: 5:30pm \nTour begins: 6pm \nReception: 6:30-7:30pm \nThis event is free and open to the public. Learn more.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/design-philadelphia-historic-tour-of-the-sanctuary-at-fleisher-art-memorial-14/
LOCATION:Fleisher Art Memorial\, 719 Catharine St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19147\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20221015T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20221015T190000
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SUMMARY:Founder’s Award Celebration Honoring Leticia Roa Nixon
DESCRIPTION:Mark your calendars for a fall celebration in honor of community activist\, journalist\, and former Fleisher Board member Leticia Roa Nixon. \nA Mexico City native\, Leticia immigrated to the U.S. in 1985 and has been in Philadelphia for over three decades. During this time\, she has documented and shed light on the experiences and stories of the diverse Latinx community across Philadelphia\, serving as a tireless advocate for her community. At Fleisher\, Leticia has also served on La Calaca Flaca\, the committee responsible for organizing and presenting the annual Día de los Muertos procession and celebration\, which is entering its milestone tenth year. \nIn honor of Leticia’s dedication to uplifting Philadelphia’s Latinx community\, bringing forth their stories through her activism and journalism\, and her artistic practice at Fleisher\, she will receive the Founder’s Award in October as part of a month-long celebration in tandem with the tenth anniversary of our Día de los Muertos festival. \nSee ticketing info here. \nImage: Leticia Roa Nixon in the Fleisher Sanctuary. Photo by Manny Vasquez.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/founders-award-celebration-honoring-leticia-roa-nixon/
LOCATION:Fleisher Art Memorial\, 719 Catharine St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19147\, United States
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20221027T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20221027T200000
DTSTAMP:20260403T134319
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SUMMARY:Found in Translation: Prácticas Comunitarias dentro de America Latine Sesión 4
DESCRIPTION:Community Practices within Latinx America \nSessions will be held on Thursdays\, October 6\, 13\, 20 and 27\, 6:30 – 8pm \nThis seminar\, led by visual artist\, curator and community artist José Ortiz-Pagán\, will guide the audience through a contemporary survey of artists that are developing their practice within communal settings. The sessions will focus on Latinx artists across the entire American continent and how each one of their practices develops different forms of engaging community\, while lifting their stories within a broader platform. \nRegistration is free and includes admission to all four Zoom sessions. \nPrácticas Comunitarias dentro de America Latine \nLas sesiones se llevarán a cabo el Jueves\, 6\, 13\, 20 y 27 de octubre\, 6:30 – 8pm \nA través de este seminario el artista\, curador y organizador José Ortiz-Pagán\, introducirá a la audiencia una variedad de artistas enfocados en Arte Comunitario. Este curso se enfocará en la forma que varios artistas han desarrollado estrategias para envolver varias comunidades en sus proyectos con enfoques que resaltan los retos que afectan dichas comunidades. El curso considerara artistes Latiné de todo el continente Americano. \nLa inscripción es gratuita e incluye la entrada a las cuatro sesiones de Zoom. \nAbout José Ortiz-Pagán \nJosé Ortiz-Pagán is a visual artist and cultural organizer working on community-based art projects concerned with how art projects can include people on a local level\, how to negotiate a diverse notion of cultural expression\, and how to create safe places for people to develop their evolving traditional practices. \nWhile working with Fleisher Art Memorial in Philadelphia\, Ortiz-Pagán developed the annual Día de los Muertos celebration in collaboration with the Calaca Flaca Committee that took place in various locations in Southwest Philadelphia; as well as Bring Your Own Project (BYOP)\, a multi-part “place-keeping” project grounded in two extensive residency partnerships with W.O.A.R. (Women Organized Against Rape)\, and VietLEAD\, a neighborhood program that supports Vietnamese communities. \nAs a printmaker\, Ortiz-Pagán addresses how postindustrial and post-colonial communities\, the use of time\, economies\, and spiritual practices serve as a cultural gateway to develop community strength and self-agency. He has received awards and developed projects with Second State Press\, Taller Puertorriqueño\, Chemical Heritage Museum and the Art Anthropology Museum at the University of Puerto Rico. His work has been featured in exhibitions including the 2015 Trienal Poligráfica in San Juan PR\, the international printmaking biennial in Taiwan ROC\, and the publication New American Paintings. \nAbout Found in Translation \nFound in Translation is a free series of art history and critical theory workshops organized by Fleisher in partnership with several cultural institutions throughout Philadelphia. The series specifically focuses on centering BIPOC and Queer voices\, reflecting a more inclusive view of the communities we work with. Found in Translation\, aligned with Fleisher’s mission of making art more accessible through our education and community programs\, brings these valuable perspectives to a broader public.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/found-in-translation-practicas-comunitarias-dentro-de-america-latine-session-one-2022-10-27/
LOCATION:Fleisher Art Memorial\, 719 Catharine St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19147\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20221203T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20221203T170000
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SUMMARY:HANDMADE x El Mercado Cultural
DESCRIPTION:Get your holiday shopping done early!  \nFleisher proudly presents HANDMADE\, our annual craft market inviting Philadelphia’s artists and makers to showcase and sell their work in our historic sanctuary. We welcome Cassie Renee Peña\, who will curate our list of 20+ vendors who will be dishing out their wares to those looking for unique and affordable holiday gifts. This year\, HANDMADE will be presented in collaboration with El Mercado Cultural\, a Fleisher initiative focused on sharing creative and marketing resources with Latinx entrepreneurs. \nShoppers can expect high quality handmade goods from a variety of mediums that include fabric\, clay\, glass\, wood\, paper\, and much more.  The show will highlight Fleisher teaching artists and students as well as a selection of local artists and craftsmen.  Stop by our lobby to enjoy coffee from Persimmon Coffee (@persimmoncoffee)! \nAbout the curator \nCassie Renee Peña’s work attempts to reconcile the barbarism of western civilization and its continuous attempt to ‘other’ cultures outside of a Judeo-Christian context through the exploration of iconography\, mythology\, antiquities\, Tinder\, and Jester’s Privilege. While existing in the historical context of American empire decline and the internet\, her work also operates as self-mocking diary entries regarding the complications and navigation of human existence. Utilizing non-European clay coil-building techniques to create ancient Greek forms in porcelain\, a clay body generally associated with wealth\, Peña’s work nods to the history of craft while maintaining a lack of self-serious refinement. She resides in Philadelphia\, PA. \nThis year’s vendors include: \nArtesinA: @artesinagroup \n@artesania_gustemalteca_de_ana \nGoods and Bads: @goodsandbadsstudio \nCynthia Bayer \nHerbal Jawn Apothecary: @herbaljawn \nMason Carter + Olivia Duffy: @masonfromblendini + @PortOlivia \nBy Ren: @by.ren \nUh-Huh Design Studio: @shopuhhuh \nFleisher Art Memorial Open Studio Potters \nFleisher Art Memorial Staff \nFleisher Art Memorial Teen Lounge \nLili Daliessio Designs: @lilidaliessiodesigns \nSignature Books & Accessories: @signature_books \nPejo Goshni by Maria Hernandez: @pejo_goshni \nMoonlight Arte: @moonlight_arte \nGuille \nPatrick Griffin @griffin.pottery \nCharlotte Holt Art: @charlotteholt.art \nFrances Iadarola: @francesiadarola \nV Israel Ceramics: @v_israel_ceramics \nEverywwwhere: @everywwwhere \nRachel Kedinger + Victoria Ahmadizadeh Melendez: @rkedinger + @internet___angel \nKatrina Kopeloff Illustration: @kopeloff \nWho Press’d Press: @whopressdpress \nBox Turtle Press @boxturtlepress \nKaren Kriegel: @karenkriegel \nTombino: @tombinoshop \nLuis: @mochibaybags \nReyna Navarro: @artesani_mundo_de_queen \nCharnelle Nixon: @gift.well001 \nPatricia Patzi Art: @patzi.patzi \nLeslie Richards: @leslie.richards.art \nLost Mirage: @lost.mirage \nMadeline Mae Studios: @madelinemae_studios \nMagic Needles Mari: @magic_needles_mari \nMagico Artemez: @magicoartemez \nMexico Art: @mxheartde \nOur Hope: @_ourhope \nMary Schneider: @marydotart \nJillian Schley: @jillianschley \nGabrielle Silverlight: @gabriellesilverlight \nHolly Simple: @holly_simple \nSmall Print Studio: @_jackie.small \nSpuul: @spuul215 \nJuan Tang Hon: @juandtang \nTenangos Philly: @tenangosphilly \nTrina’s Jabones \nLinda Abd Ulbaki: @creacioneslindausa \nVenbisustore: @venbisustore \nJulieta Zavala: @julietazavala \nJane Zweibel Studio: @janiejanez \n 
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/handmade-x-el-mercado-cultural/
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SUMMARY:Teen Lounge Spring 2023 Proposal Fair
DESCRIPTION:At the Proposal Fair\, teaching artists must pitch their workshop idea to the high council of teens\, who will determine their fate! Teens are invited to meet our lovely contestants (teaching artists) at this open-house style event\, and vote on your favorite ideas for Spring workshops to decide which programs will run. There will be music\, art-making\, and pizza! \nTeen Lounge is a free\, drop-in after school arts program providing young people ages 13-19 with opportunities to meet and collaborate with working Philly artists. Past workshop topics have included sewing plush monsters\, beatmaking\, character design\, figure drawing\, wheatpaste street art\, and more! \nLearn more about Teen Lounge. \n  \n 
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/teen-lounge-spring-2023-proposal-fair/
LOCATION:Fleisher Art Memorial\, 719 Catharine St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19147\, United States
CATEGORIES:Teen Lounge
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SUMMARY:Fleisher x Yowie: NIGHT GLAZE
DESCRIPTION:UPDATE: SOLD OUT\n  \n21+ and IDs will be checked at the door. All ages welcome to MORNING GLAZE. \nJoin Fleisher and YOWIE in Fleisher’s historic Sanctuary for NIGHT GLAZE . Fleisher’s teaching artist\, Scott Cooper\, will lead you through an evening celebrating ceramics with an introduction to glazing techniques and a workshop to design and decorate your own ceramic vessel designed by Cooper. No art experience is necessary. All supplies are included. \nTickets are $25 and are considered a charitable donation. The fees added to your ticket allows Fleisher to receive the full donation amount. All proceeds from this event will go towards supporting Fleisher’s mission of making art accessible to all across Philadelphia. \nAt check-out\, please consider making an additional donation: \n\nAdd $5 – Receive a greeting card with Fleisher’s 125th Anniversary illustration by Jean Wei\nAdd $15 – Receive an 11×14 digital print of Fleisher’s 125th Anniversary illustration by Jean Wei\nAdd $25 or more – Receive a limited edition 11×14 riso print of Fleisher’s 125th Anniversary illustration by Jean Wei\n\nAll participants will be asked to pick up their completed ceramic vessels from Fleisher after they are fired in our kilns (approx. 2 weeks). Pick-ups will be available in our lobby between 10am-5pm on Friday\, February 17th and 10am-2pm on Saturday\, February 18th. Questions? Contact Bailey Dodds at bdodds@fleisher.org or Catherine Lee at clee@fleisher.org. \nThank you to our in-kind sponsors Figlia and Kismet Bagels.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/fleisher-x-yowie-night-glaze/
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SUMMARY:Fleisher x Yowie: MORNING GLAZE
DESCRIPTION:UPDATE: SOLD OUT\n  \nAll ages welcome. Registration is required and space is limited. Adults 21+ welcome to NIGHT GLAZE. \nJoin Fleisher and YOWIE in Fleisher’s historic Sanctuary for MORNING GLAZE. Fleisher’s teaching artist\, Scott Cooper\, will lead you through a morning celebrating ceramics with a wheel throwing demo\, an introduction to glazing techniques\, and a workshop to design and decorate your own ceramic vessel designed by Cooper. No art experience is necessary. All supplies are included. \nTickets are $25 and are considered a charitable donation. The fees added to your ticket allows Fleisher to receive the full donation amount. All proceeds from this event will go towards supporting Fleisher’s mission of making art accessible to all across Philadelphia. \nAt check-out\, please consider making an additional donation: \n\nAdd $5 – Receive a greeting card with Fleisher’s 125th Anniversary illustration by Jean Wei\nAdd $15 – Receive an 11×14 digital print of Fleisher’s 125th Anniversary illustration by Jean Wei\nAdd $25 or more – Receive a limited edition 11×14 riso print of Fleisher’s 125th Anniversary illustration by Jean Wei\n\nAll participants will be asked to pick up their completed ceramic vessels from Fleisher after they are fired in our kilns (approx. 2 weeks). Pick-ups will be available in our lobby between 10am-5pm on Friday\, February 17th and 10am-2pm on Saturday\, February 18th. Questions? Contact Bailey Dodds at bdodds@fleisher.org or Catherine Lee at clee@fleisher.org. \nThank you to our in-kind sponsors Figlia and Kismet Bagels. \n 
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/fleisher-x-yowie-morning-glaze/
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SUMMARY:2023 Wind Challenge Series: Katie Kaplan\, Paige Morris\, Kara Mshinda
DESCRIPTION:On view February 11 – March 10\nJuried by Victoria Ahmadizadeh Melendez and Yolanda Wisher\nFeaturing the work of Katie Kaplan\, Paige Morris\, Kara Mshinda \n  \nArtist Exchange: Saturday\, February 11\, 5–6pm\nOpening Reception: Saturday\, February 11\, 6–8pm \n  \nFleisher Art Memorial is pleased to present the 2023 Wind Challenge Exhibition Series with two consecutive shows featuring the work of six contemporary artists from the Philadelphia area. The first exhibition\, on view from February 11 through March 10 in the Dene M. Louchheim Galleries at Fleisher\, showcases the work of Katie Kaplan\, Paige Morris\, Kara Mshinda. The second part of this year’s series will follow from March 25 through April 21 featuring the work of Jordan Deal\, Lena Kolb\, and Caitlin McCormack. \nEstablished in 1978\, the Wind Challenge is an annual juried competition committed to featuring the work of exceptional artists living in the Philadelphia region. Since its inception\, the series has supported the careers of hundreds of emerging artists and introduced their work to thousands of visitors. The Wind Challenge Exhibition Series is made possible thanks to generous support from the Wind Foundation. \n  \n\n\nFeatured image: Katie Kaplan\, Warm Blanket Over the Soul (How can one blame those who seek to escape the pain of this world?)\, Screenprint\, Monoprint\, Relief\, Dye\, Embroidery\, Digital Print on Fabric\, Thread\, Quilt Batting\, 38″ x 38″ 2021.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/wind-challenge-series-katie-kaplan-paige-morris-kara-mshinda/
LOCATION:Fleisher Art Memorial\, 719 Catharine St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19147\, United States
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SUMMARY:Wind Challenge Artist Exchange: Katie Kaplan\, Paige Morris\, Kara Mshinda
DESCRIPTION:On view February 11 – March 10\, 2023 \nJuried by Victoria Ahmadizadeh Melendez and Yolanda Wisher\nFeaturing the work of Katie Kaplan\, Paige Morris\, Kara Mshinda\n  \nEstablished in 1978\, the Wind Challenge is an annual juried competition committed to featuring the work of exceptional artists living in the region. Since its inception\, the series has supported the careers of hundreds of emerging artists and introduced their work to thousands of visitors. \nGain a deeper understanding of the Wind Challenge artists’ work and creative process at the Artist Exchange\, an artist-led panel conversation. Be sure to join us after the Artist Exchange for an Opening Reception\, 6–8pm. \nFeatured image: Paige Morris\, Be My Little\, Video\, 2021 \nThe Wind Challenge Exhibition Series is made possible thanks to generous support from the Wind Foundation.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/wind-challenge-artist-exchange-katie-kaplan-paige-morris-kara-mshinda/
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SUMMARY:Wind Challenge Opening Reception: Katie Kaplan\, Paige Morris\, Kara Mshinda
DESCRIPTION:On view February 11 – March 10\, 2023 \nJuried by Victoria Ahmadizadeh Melendez and Yolanda Wisher\nFeaturing the work of Katie Kaplan\, Paige Morris\, Kara Mshinda\n  \nEstablished in 1978\, the Wind Challenge is an annual juried competition committed to featuring the work of exceptional artists living in the region. Since its inception\, the series has supported the careers of hundreds of emerging artists and introduced their work to thousands of visitors. \nJoin us before the opening reception for the Artist Exchange\, a panel conversation led by the artists delving into their work and creative process. \nFeatured image: Kara Mshinda\, Around the Way \nThe Wind Challenge Exhibition Series is made possible thanks to generous support from the Wind Foundation.
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/wind-challenge-opening-reception-katie-kaplan-paige-morris-kara-mshinda/
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SUMMARY:Print Love-In
DESCRIPTION:Love is in the air! People of all ages are invited to join us in our Works on Paper building (705 Christian Street) to make their own valentines while exploring a wide range of printmaking techniques from block print to screenprint. No experience is necessary as our artists will be on hand to help participants work with designs donated by some of the region’s best printmakers. Registration is required; view sessions and register below. \n  \nAll Ages Sessions\n$12 per person\, includes all printing materials and takeaways. Activities are suitable for ages 5 and up. \nWhen Hallmark cards just won’t cut it\, say I love you with a handmade valentine. Explore Fleisher’s printmaking facilities and crank the presses in a family-friendly session and you’ll walk away with enough cards for all of your crushes and a tote bag! \n  \nAdults 21+ Session\n$30 per person\, BYOB (corkage fee of $10 per wine bottle\, cash only) \nThe adults only session of Print Love-In is an afternoon of printmaking exploration with tasty libations\, music\, and more! You’ll end the evening with a screenprinted tote bag full of valentines and an introduction to printmaking basics. This is a great event for couples\, friends\, and anyone who wants to fall in love with printmaking! \n  \nSessions: \n\n\n\nSession 1: 10-11:30AM (All Ages) SOLD OUT\nSession 2: 12-1:30PM (All Ages) SOLD OUT\nSession 3: 2-4PM (Adults 21+) SOLD OUT
URL:https://fleisher.org/event/print-love-in-2023/
LOCATION:Fleisher Art Memorial\, 719 Catharine St\, Philadelphia\, PA\, 19147\, United States
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