Richard Bell
www.richardbellphoto.com
former Photojournalist, Commercial Advertising Photographer and Senior Lecturer at The University of the Arts, Philadelphia.
Diane Canzanese
After many years of taking classes-PMA, UArts, Fleisher Art Memorial, the Academy of Fine Arts, I know what I look for in a teacher. And, after many years of teaching to all different age groups in all different venues, I try to be that teacher! I enjoy working in a variety of media from watercolors to oils, from yarn crafts to pottery…so I practice what I preach. I’ve participated in two-women and group shows and have won awards. But one of the real reasons I enjoy teaching is fostering and working in that sharing, creative environment. I hope you’ll join me sometime!
Sandra C. Davis
MFA, The University of the Arts
BFA, Moore College of Art & DesignPublic Collections: The University of Pennsylvania Van Pelt-Deitrich Library; the Free Library of Philadelphia; the Athenæum of Philadelphia; the Print Center; the Center for Emerging Visual Artists; as well as corporate and private collections. Professional memberships: the Society for Photographic Education; the Philadelphia Center for the Book; the Print Center; Philagrafika; and Alternative Photography.com. She also teaches at Rowan University, U-Arts Philadelphia, Mercer County College, and Peters Valley Craft Center. Her work can be viewed at SandraCDavis.com.
Tara Hendricks
http://tarahendricks.com
Tara is a professional recording and performing artist by way of New York City, Philadelphia and New Jersey. In addition to releasing multiple original projects (available on iTunes, Bandcamp, Pandora), she has toured regionally with the help of her band including opening for such major artists as Chaka Khan, Amy Winehouse, Chrisette Michele, The Brand New Heavies, Leela James and ZZ Ward.
Singing since the age of 7, Tara began performing in high school and then went on to study vocal performance and musical theatre at NYU. During this time, she performed often at nearby clubs, developing her talent focusing on r&b, soul and pop music.
After relocating to Philadelphia, she again built a reputation as a dynamic and powerhouse vocalist under the name “taragirl," and began writing and recording her own songs culminating in the release of her debut album in 2006.
Throughout her career, Tara has been called “Philly’s next signature voice” (The Daily News), named one of “10 Artists to Watch” (Citypaper) and been compared to iconic artists like Christina Aguilera, Joss Stone and Teena Marie.
Tara is thrilled for the opportunity to use her skills and background to teach new voice students how to develop their singing talent.
Mat Eiland
www.mateiland.com
Mat, has been performing, composing, and teaching music for over 20 years. After graduating from Shenandoah Music Conservatory, Mat toured and recorded with numerous projects in the Washington DC area. He now brings his talents to south jersey.
"My goal is to help people to discover, communicate, and express their unique musical voice through the art of music. By using techniques gained through personal experience, my aim is to stimulate the mind and provide a fun, entertaining atmosphere from which to learn."
Nicole Eiland
Nicole Eiland gives workshops in Art of all kinds. She taught pre-college at the University of Arts and has given workshops in the United States and internationally. She also creates her own art, which is in permanent collections all over the country and exhibit internationally as well.
Betsy Langley
Betsy has taught high school English in the public schools for 37 years.
She has also been an adjunct at both Rowan University and Cumberland County College. While teaching, she was an administrator of the SAT exam program as well as a test proctor. She also headed up the College Application Night at Buena Regional High School. In this workshop, that met every Monday night for the months of October and November, she partnered with a guidance counselor to aid both students and their parents in the completion of the application and essay necessary to apply to college. She has experience working with students to complete a successful and effective application for college.
While teaching, she ran various literacy programs and was a strong supporter of reading and writing. Having recently retired from the teaching profession, she quickly discovered she missed the children and hearing their voices as their read their stories. She hopes to continue
to bring that joy to the children of Eilandarts Center.
Carrington Pasquarella
Absolvent of Academy of Culinary Arts (ACCC), bakes and cooks every day in a professional surrounding and has her own baking business.
Sarah Pohlman
www.sbpohlman.com
Sarah Pohlman is a Philadelphia based visual artist with a BFA in Book Arts and Printmaking and a MAT in Art Education from The University of the Arts. Pohlman’s work, which explores her observations of the interconnectedness of human beings, ranges from book arts to collage to light boxes. In 2007, she was the recipient of the National Museum of Women in the Arts Publication Grant to create an edition
of 125 artist books. In 2011 she was a resident artist at the Julia and David White Artist Colony in Ciudad Colon, Costa Rica. Her work has been exhibited nationally.
Juliet Wayne
The first thing Juliet Hope Wayne ever sewed was a tiny stuffed pillow in the shape of a cat head. It went missing later that school day and after 29 years, she's closing in a suspect. Don't buy any green bananas, Elena!
Nick McKean
Mike Lee
Patrice LaJeunesse
Ted Warchal
My primary endeavors have been in the area of sculpture, primarily welded steel and mixed-media
constructions - bricolage. I have also done a series of small boxes in the style of Joseph Cornell, and
many cast plaster and hydrocal bas - relief pieces. In addition, I use varied materials on which to
paint , draw and do constructions. I also use encaustics for painting and assemblage.
I believe that one of the primary reasons for creating art, aside from the experience of the process
itself, is making contact with the viewer. Another is the desire to express a unique vision.
The content of my work can be expressed as follows:
- the tangible world/ the unseen order of the world
- life forces, apparent and hidden
- the flow of life
- the uniqueness / sameness of objects
- the passage of time, including memory, history, myth and tradition
- loss and repair, including salvage and renewal of discarded objects; evidence of the touch of man
- the subdued joy in the relationship of people and things
- the truth of objects and people and the desire in all things in the natural world
www.richardbellphoto.com
former Photojournalist, Commercial Advertising Photographer and Senior Lecturer at The University of the Arts, Philadelphia.
Diane Canzanese
After many years of taking classes-PMA, UArts, Fleisher Art Memorial, the Academy of Fine Arts, I know what I look for in a teacher. And, after many years of teaching to all different age groups in all different venues, I try to be that teacher! I enjoy working in a variety of media from watercolors to oils, from yarn crafts to pottery…so I practice what I preach. I’ve participated in two-women and group shows and have won awards. But one of the real reasons I enjoy teaching is fostering and working in that sharing, creative environment. I hope you’ll join me sometime!
Sandra C. Davis
MFA, The University of the Arts
BFA, Moore College of Art & DesignPublic Collections: The University of Pennsylvania Van Pelt-Deitrich Library; the Free Library of Philadelphia; the Athenæum of Philadelphia; the Print Center; the Center for Emerging Visual Artists; as well as corporate and private collections. Professional memberships: the Society for Photographic Education; the Philadelphia Center for the Book; the Print Center; Philagrafika; and Alternative Photography.com. She also teaches at Rowan University, U-Arts Philadelphia, Mercer County College, and Peters Valley Craft Center. Her work can be viewed at SandraCDavis.com.
Tara Hendricks
http://tarahendricks.com
Tara is a professional recording and performing artist by way of New York City, Philadelphia and New Jersey. In addition to releasing multiple original projects (available on iTunes, Bandcamp, Pandora), she has toured regionally with the help of her band including opening for such major artists as Chaka Khan, Amy Winehouse, Chrisette Michele, The Brand New Heavies, Leela James and ZZ Ward.
Singing since the age of 7, Tara began performing in high school and then went on to study vocal performance and musical theatre at NYU. During this time, she performed often at nearby clubs, developing her talent focusing on r&b, soul and pop music.
After relocating to Philadelphia, she again built a reputation as a dynamic and powerhouse vocalist under the name “taragirl," and began writing and recording her own songs culminating in the release of her debut album in 2006.
Throughout her career, Tara has been called “Philly’s next signature voice” (The Daily News), named one of “10 Artists to Watch” (Citypaper) and been compared to iconic artists like Christina Aguilera, Joss Stone and Teena Marie.
Tara is thrilled for the opportunity to use her skills and background to teach new voice students how to develop their singing talent.
Mat Eiland
www.mateiland.com
Mat, has been performing, composing, and teaching music for over 20 years. After graduating from Shenandoah Music Conservatory, Mat toured and recorded with numerous projects in the Washington DC area. He now brings his talents to south jersey.
"My goal is to help people to discover, communicate, and express their unique musical voice through the art of music. By using techniques gained through personal experience, my aim is to stimulate the mind and provide a fun, entertaining atmosphere from which to learn."
Nicole Eiland
Nicole Eiland gives workshops in Art of all kinds. She taught pre-college at the University of Arts and has given workshops in the United States and internationally. She also creates her own art, which is in permanent collections all over the country and exhibit internationally as well.
Betsy Langley
Betsy has taught high school English in the public schools for 37 years.
She has also been an adjunct at both Rowan University and Cumberland County College. While teaching, she was an administrator of the SAT exam program as well as a test proctor. She also headed up the College Application Night at Buena Regional High School. In this workshop, that met every Monday night for the months of October and November, she partnered with a guidance counselor to aid both students and their parents in the completion of the application and essay necessary to apply to college. She has experience working with students to complete a successful and effective application for college.
While teaching, she ran various literacy programs and was a strong supporter of reading and writing. Having recently retired from the teaching profession, she quickly discovered she missed the children and hearing their voices as their read their stories. She hopes to continue
to bring that joy to the children of Eilandarts Center.
Carrington Pasquarella
Absolvent of Academy of Culinary Arts (ACCC), bakes and cooks every day in a professional surrounding and has her own baking business.
Sarah Pohlman
www.sbpohlman.com
Sarah Pohlman is a Philadelphia based visual artist with a BFA in Book Arts and Printmaking and a MAT in Art Education from The University of the Arts. Pohlman’s work, which explores her observations of the interconnectedness of human beings, ranges from book arts to collage to light boxes. In 2007, she was the recipient of the National Museum of Women in the Arts Publication Grant to create an edition
of 125 artist books. In 2011 she was a resident artist at the Julia and David White Artist Colony in Ciudad Colon, Costa Rica. Her work has been exhibited nationally.
Juliet Wayne
The first thing Juliet Hope Wayne ever sewed was a tiny stuffed pillow in the shape of a cat head. It went missing later that school day and after 29 years, she's closing in a suspect. Don't buy any green bananas, Elena!
Nick McKean
Mike Lee
Patrice LaJeunesse
Ted Warchal
My primary endeavors have been in the area of sculpture, primarily welded steel and mixed-media
constructions - bricolage. I have also done a series of small boxes in the style of Joseph Cornell, and
many cast plaster and hydrocal bas - relief pieces. In addition, I use varied materials on which to
paint , draw and do constructions. I also use encaustics for painting and assemblage.
I believe that one of the primary reasons for creating art, aside from the experience of the process
itself, is making contact with the viewer. Another is the desire to express a unique vision.
The content of my work can be expressed as follows:
- the tangible world/ the unseen order of the world
- life forces, apparent and hidden
- the flow of life
- the uniqueness / sameness of objects
- the passage of time, including memory, history, myth and tradition
- loss and repair, including salvage and renewal of discarded objects; evidence of the touch of man
- the subdued joy in the relationship of people and things
- the truth of objects and people and the desire in all things in the natural world
