Showing posts with label Art from the Heart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art from the Heart. Show all posts
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Online Survey
If you have visited the Art from the Heart gallery on South Street, please consider taking the time to fill out our online survey! We would love to hear your feedback as we determine our next steps for Art from the Heart. If you have any other ideas or thoughts related to Art from the Heart gallery that you believe the survey does not take into consideration, please forward them to artfromtheheartphilly@gmail.com Thanks again for your support!
Monday, June 20, 2011
Thanks from the Heart
Thank you all so much for supporting Art from the Heart the past 3 months! We've had an amazing experience and have worked with some fantastic nonprofits and artists! In the next few weeks, we will be putting out a survey to get some feedback on the gallery as we prepare for the future. We will keep you updated as we plan our next steps.
Thank you for your support!
Thursday, June 2, 2011
Terrence L. Gore's "The Stroke Of Genius"
The Warrior Writers Fourth Friday event was wonderful! Filled with powerful spoken poetry from some of the artists of the exhibit, the gallery took witness to incredible visual and performance art!
Our last exhibition in this space, Terrence L. Gore's "The Stroke Of Genius", is no exception to the talent that our walls have seen!
"Creating is another form of my healing, it regenerates me and transforms my enthusiasm to its higher heights! This new collection of works explore the diversity of my gifts as it interprets the story of my new developments and the multidimensional experiences of my realities and fantasies." Visit here to learn more about Terrence and his work.
Reception and Fundraiser
Wednesday, June 8th, 6-9 pm
Proceeds to benefit development of a non-profit interactive healing center.
There will also be a closing ceremony:
"T" Party Fundraiser
Sunday June 12, 2011, 3-9pm
Live entertainment!
We welcome you to join us in admiring this expressive body of work, and to give a HOORAH! for 535 South Street!
Our last exhibition in this space, Terrence L. Gore's "The Stroke Of Genius", is no exception to the talent that our walls have seen!
"Creating is another form of my healing, it regenerates me and transforms my enthusiasm to its higher heights! This new collection of works explore the diversity of my gifts as it interprets the story of my new developments and the multidimensional experiences of my realities and fantasies." Visit here to learn more about Terrence and his work.
Reception and Fundraiser
Wednesday, June 8th, 6-9 pm
Proceeds to benefit development of a non-profit interactive healing center.
There will also be a closing ceremony:
"T" Party Fundraiser
Sunday June 12, 2011, 3-9pm
Live entertainment!
We welcome you to join us in admiring this expressive body of work, and to give a HOORAH! for 535 South Street!
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Art Making Party this Saturday!
Yes it's time to let your creativity run wild again! Join us for an Art Making Party/Closing Reception for the Overbrook School for the Blind!
We will have paper, paint, crayons, markers, clay, beads, string, and all sorts of art supplies on hand for you to create art with, as well as artists to interact with, collaborate with, and learn from! Join in on an interactive community art piece of create your own masterpiece! Experience the astounding art of the students and community of the Overbrook School for the Blind, and get inspired to create! Take a break from it all and relax on the second floor and watch incredible movies on the giant projector! Something for everyone of every age!
Saturday May 14, 2011
4-8 pm
Suggested donation: $5 or a donation of art supplies--- no one will be turned away no matter what!
All Ages!
Light Refreshments & Snacks!
Fun Fun Fun!!!
535 South Street
Philadelphia, PA
19147
See you on South Street! <3
We will have paper, paint, crayons, markers, clay, beads, string, and all sorts of art supplies on hand for you to create art with, as well as artists to interact with, collaborate with, and learn from! Join in on an interactive community art piece of create your own masterpiece! Experience the astounding art of the students and community of the Overbrook School for the Blind, and get inspired to create! Take a break from it all and relax on the second floor and watch incredible movies on the giant projector! Something for everyone of every age!
Saturday May 14, 2011
4-8 pm
Suggested donation: $5 or a donation of art supplies--- no one will be turned away no matter what!
All Ages!
Light Refreshments & Snacks!
Fun Fun Fun!!!
535 South Street
Philadelphia, PA
19147
See you on South Street! <3
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Overbrook School for the Blind now exhibiting at Art from the Heart
Art from the Heart is proud to present an amazing exhibit of art by the students and community of the Overbrook School for the Blind! Featuring tons of incredible work, this inspiring exhibit will leave you in awe!On display from April 27 through May 15. Stop by the gallery at 535 South Street and check it out!
Closing reception and Art Making Party on Saturday, May 14, 2011 from 4-8 pm. Let these astounding art works inspire you to create art of your own!
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Fourth Friday Fun:SHAHICA Benefit

Don't miss the next Fourth Friday event at the gallery: A fundraiser for SHAHICA, a health and education charitable organization that will travel to Cameroon, Africa this May to provide free medical care, health education, and medication to those who would otherwise go without care.
Join us for a night of Art, Music, and Fun!
SHAHICA Fundraiser
No Cover!
$10 donation for dessert and coffee and entry into prize drawings--win goodies from local merchants!
Featuring live Blues and Jazz music, plus art from the ActionAIDS community
Friday April 22, 2011
6:30 pm and on!
Art from the Heart Gallery
535 South Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19147
ActionAIDS Community Art Show Now on Display

Join us as we celebrate the artwork of the ActionAIDS community!
ActionAIDS works in partnership with people living with or affected by HIV/AIDS, to sustain and enhance their quality of life.
If you missed the reception, you still have time to see some amazing art. The exhibit is on display through April 24!
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