Title: Bird Origami Hand Puppet Description: Students make hand puppets using a single sheet of paper and folding paper like a traditional origami fortune teller. This project is a great way to introduce compassion as a theme. Students relate to the different characters and the stories they create. Project Ideas: theater, interpersonal, compassion, body …
Meet Sean – a Film and Media Arts student at Temple University and an ASI videographer, photographer, art teacher, and mural painting volunteer. My name is Sean Olivier, a Film and Media Arts student at Temple University. I was looking for opportunities to volunteer in my community and the programs that you’re …
Meet Grace – a professional Graphic Design Assistant with Anthropologie, graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design with a BFA in Industrial Design, and an ASI volunteer Graphic Designer and Mural Painter. She has made Art Sphere Inc. posters, flyers, lesson plan layouts and helped ASI with creating ASI design policy and strategy as …
Tricia (in front) is an ASI Art Teacher and Mural Painting Volunteer who has helped Candice (in back) at Fishtown Recreation Center this past summer (seen here working on the mural) and worked with youth during the summer programs at Northern Liberties and Fishtown Recreation Centers and participated in giving out art …
Alysia is an ASI volunteer who has shared her knowledge and expertise working professionally with special needs youth as a volunteer Art Teacher, Mural Painter, leading nature walks and classes with Veterans, and coordinating other volunteers. Seen here entering feedback surveys data here at the office, she has helped ASI a great deal in our office …
Meet the Veterans Artist Corps! Women veterans bond while on a nature retreat to share stories and find beautiful sites to transform into a mural painting for the Veterans Women Center.
Painting benches protects wood from rotting and decorates the most utilitarian objects found in parks and playgrounds, making them inviting to visitors. When volunteers work together to take on a once-graffitied bench, their artwork gives viewers the message that this is a special, public, kid-friendly and safe area for play, collaboration, meeting others, …
It is so much fun to explore nature with others and share the relaxation that big, calm, open water, happy meadows and quiet paths bring. On our journey through the refuge, we identified edible plants, native plants, and invasive plants, turkeys, egrets, blue heron, wood ducks, painted turtles, and deer. On the trails and …
