Fleisher is accepting applications for vendors at our upcoming student market! MADE AT FLEISHER is an indoor juried art and craft market organized by Fleisher Art Memorial to celebrate the work of current Fleisher students and alumni. This inaugural student market will highlight the many mediums offered at Fleisher. Shoppers can expect quality art work and handmade goods that reflect Fleisher’s offerings.

Interested in selling your work?

– Deadline to submit a free application is Sunday, April 27, 2025
– Vendors will be notified of their acceptance by Friday, May 2
– If accepted, vendors will be onsite to sell their work at Fleisher on Sunday, June 1, 2025
– Vendor fee to participate, if accepted, is $10. This fee supports Fleisher’s work as a nonprofit organization.
– Applicants are encouraged to share social media handles and websites for Fleisher’s use when promoting the event and MADE AT FLEISHER vendors.
– Please keep Fleisher’s mission of making art accessible to everyone, regardless of economic means, background, or artistic experience in mind when pricing your wares. Vendors who offer gift options of $75 or less tend to sell the most during Fleisher market’s.
– Classroom collectives, although not necessary, are highly encouraged. This provides you with a better chance of getting in and with the support of your classmates.

You will need to log-in or create an account via Submittable to see the full vendor application. Please complete all of the fields to provide a clear understanding of you and your work:

VENDOR APPLICATION

 

About the Juror: 
Maureen Duffy has been a member of the Fleisher faculty since 2017. She is a jewelry designer and artist living and working in the heart of South Philadelphia. She graduated from Moore College of Art and Design in 2005 with a degree in 3D fine arts with a concentration in the studio of metals. She earned her graduate degree at SUNY at New Paltz, NY. In addition to Fleisher, Maureen has taught jewelry classes at Moore College of Art and Design, Millersville University, and Tyler School of Art. Since finishing graduate school in 2007, Maureen have been actively showing and selling her work at galleries, boutiques and craft shows.