Fleisher Art Memorial | Mosaics (Thursday Afternoon)

Mosaics (Thursday Afternoon)

Adult Class | This program is completed

Level: All levels welcome, recommended for intermediate or advanced beginners.

Date: 9/12/2024-11/21/2024

Time: 2:00 PM-5:00 PM EDT on Th

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Tuition $315.00

Member Tuition $285.00

Studio Fee: $40.00

Mosaics (Thursday Afternoon)

Adult Class | This program is completed

Program Description

This is a time and place where all interested in making mosaics are welcome. Beginners will be given guided projects to start developing skills and background knowledge. Those with more experience are welcome to participate in the projects or work on something of their own design. When technical, aesthetic or historic questions arise that others might be interested in learning, the instructor will offer an optional mini-lesson. In this warm, inclusive, workshop environment everyone supports each other’s progress.

Please note: Class will not meet on Thursday, October 3 in observance of Rosh Hashanah.

Special Notes

This is an in-person class. Please review our Safety Policies and Community Guidelines.

To make our classes and workshops accessible to everyone, Fleisher offers tuition assistance every term so that everyone can join our creative community. Tuition assistance applications can be completed once registration is open by clicking here.

Required Supplies

• Begin the term with a notebook and the instructor will discuss which tools are best for each project on the first night of class.
• The studio fee includes the use of studio materials.

Instructor

Claire Brill

Claire Brill is a professional mosaic artist who works out of her home studio in Media, PA. After creating dozens of large-scale community mosaics Claire now focuses on her individual artistic voice and teaches at Fleisher Art Memorial in Philadelphia. Her years of study at The Chicago Mosaic School have included mentorship by world renowned mosaicists. Claire creates contemporary fine art employing the essence of mosaic, material properties and the relationship of pieces to each other, to express meaning in her abstract work. She loves the infinite possibilities for interplay between materials and composition. Drawing from her own growth journey, Claire expresses moments of emotion and physical sensation in powerful yet subtle and sensitive ways.