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After many months of preparation, Fleisher is excited to welcome students back to our studios this fall. Our health and safety policies are outlined below and are the result of…

For more than 120 years, Fleisher Art Memorial has served Philadelphia’s families and young art artists through its venerable tuition-free and low-cost art programs. The emergence of COVID-19 has forced…

The past past five months have required a significant pivot in the way Fleisher presents its programs. Those of you who have participated in our online classes for adults have…

We find ourselves in a tense, angry, and painful time. The brutal murder of George Floyd at the hands of police is another heartbreaking tragedy in the plague of systemic…

Fleisher is currently closed to the public and will remain so until Governor Tom Wolf deems it is safe to resume operations. Please note that our staff continues to work…

Michai Carlisle, a talented young artist in Fleisher’s after-school Teen Lounge program, took the initiative to interview alumni of this award-winning program as part of a paid internship at Fleisher….

As a preteen growing up in Philadelphia in the late 80s Phoebe Murer got involved with Prints in Progress through artist Sam Maitin, Murer’s neighbor and a former Fleisher board…

Randy Scott Carroll is a Pennsylvania-raised musician, radio producer, and audio engineer who joined the ranks of Fleisher’s teaching artists last year. Carroll brings his unique perspective to Fleisher for…

In art centers and museums across the region, ARTZ Philadelphia provides free programming and offers opportunities for self-expression for people with dementia and their care partners. Unlike similar programs across…

When Jessica Curtaz started teaching fiber arts in Philadelphia’s suburbs, she wanted to encourage her students to explore making shapes rather than focus on wearable items, like scarves or beanies….