Embed from Getty Images Understanding the do’s and don’ts of sharing material on the internet can be tricky, however it is tremendously important to respect creative property and not infringe upon copyright and usage laws. This post explores the use of copyright material and is intended to be a resource for …
We love hearing back from volunteers! It was great to get this message from Natalie Morano, who taught with us during the 2015 Summer Program at Fishtown Rec. “Thank you for your work with ASI and the volunteer experience I had last summer. I am currently working part-time at a …
This Saturday I was happy to attend the Grand Re-Opening of the Ardmore Library as a representative of Art Sphere Inc. This was an honor, as we were invited by former volunteer Judith Yellin, who has been a major contributor to both ASI and the Ardmore Library. As volunteers, Adrienne …
In an effort to better get to know our community and volunteers we have come up with a list of prompt questions. We would love to start conversations about the arts, community interests, and how we can best serve our neighbors. Copy and repost with your own answers on social …
With this project we used air dry clay! Air dry clay is easy to use! Just mix with water! Once project dries (24 hours) students can complete their project by painting! Air dry is easy to shape and create with your hands, just like using play dough! Materials: Air dry …
This craft is easy and a great way to celebrate the holidays with crafts. The age group we worked with is pre-k. There is a lot of glue involved! Applying the glue to the project is a lesson for this age group! Tip: Place a dot with a marker where …
Veterans’ Day 2015 On November 11, Art Sphere Inc. was happy to begin a mural painting project at the Veterans Multi-Service Center. We are so grateful to the veterans, Travis Manion Foundation and student volunteers for coming together to support the veterans through community service and mural painting. With your help we …
Materials: Clay Feddling Knife Measuring Sticks Glaze Directions: Knead clay several times to get out air bubbles. Use a rolling pin to roll the clay out to about 1/8 an inch thick (we used 1/8th inch dowel rods to measure against) Place the child’s hand on the clay with fingers …
