Fleisher Art Memorial | Mosaics: Independent Study (Tuesday)

Mosaics: Independent Study (Tuesday)

Adult Class | FULL

Level: Recommended for intermediate/advanced students.

Date: 1/6/2026-3/17/2026

Time: 6:30 PM-9:30 PM EST on Tue

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Tuition $325.00

Member Tuition $295.00

Studio Fee: $40.00

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Mosaics: Independent Study (Tuesday)

Adult Class | FULL

Program Description

This is a time and a place to bring a project you have in process (or in mind) where you can work uninterrupted for a few hours. I will be there to answer questions, provide technical support and bounce around design ideas. When something arises that others might be interested in learning, I will offer an optional mini-lesson. This is studio time with benefits!

Recommended for intermediate/advanced students.

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

Tools and adhesives provided but there is a limited supply of substrates and materials. Students should plan to bring their own or discuss options with the instructor.

Students should bring their own dust masks.

Instructor

Carol Stirton-Broad

Carol Stirton-Broad graduated Summa Cum Laude from Tyler School of Art, having been awarded a BFA in ceramics. She has continued her professional training by attending numerous workshops and classes including several at the Scuola Art del Mosaico in Ravenna, Italy and the Orsoni Foundry in Venice, Italy. Her work was featured in a one person show at Philadelphia’s Magic Garden and has been included in many exhibitions, including at the Works, the Art Alliance, and the Clay Studio in Philadelphia, the Arianna Gallery in Royal Oak, Michigan, and at the Bath House Cultural Center in Dallas, Texas. Her work has also been featured in several publications including Mosaic Art Now 2008. Her group of collaborators have included people of all ages, people experiencing mental illness and developmental disabilities, and youth at risk. Currently, Ms. Stirton-Broad teaches at the Main Line Art Center and Fleisher Art Memorial.
https://www.carolstirton-broad.com/