The first day of Pre-K classes at Cione Recreation Center was a success! Today students engaged in numerous art and learning activities. In the first activity, children used markers to trace their names on bookmarks. This activity helped teach the children how to write their name. Their second activity allowed …
Our last art activity was coloring in foxes made from paper plates. The children learned which parts of a fox should be colored and which parts remain white, and how to add detail to a drawing of a fox. Afterwards, we took a group picture of their finished products. Everyone …
Dear ASI Enthusiasts, Supporters and Volunteers, Did you know that December is ASI’s Birthday month? That means that besides being a Sagittarius, this year we are actually celebrating our 20th anniversary –Woo–hoo! This also means we are having a party in style in the famous “ Workshop” of the Bok Building on Thursday, December …
Happy Summer ASI Enthusiasts, Supporters and Volunteers! ASI Summer semester has begun, and our newest interns from Drexel University are still hard at work! Here’s what they had to say about their experiences at Art Sphere so far: My name is Samantha Arndell and for my co-op, I have been …
My experience at the Art Sphere Inc was very enjoyable and a pleasure. The Art Sphere was different than any other job I had before I enjoyed working at the Art Sphere because I was engaged with the task given to me. Working at the Art Sphere enlighten me with …
Objectives Students will learn about the cultural history of Japan and experience the visual art of gyotaku (fish printing). A Gyotaku flounder print helps teach students about its anatomy. Flounder like all other flatfish, have both eyes on one side of its body while the opposite side is blind. (Hands-On …
Make your own stairs with this handout! Cut along the solid lines and fold along the dotted lines to have stairs! Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day by making your own card! Write a message in the center and cut out your card. Fold along the dotted lines to close up your card and you’re done! Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
