Weekly News & Updates
May 3, 2021
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GET TO KNOW PERKINS TEACHING ARTIST |
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Introducing Ylvia Asal. Ylvia is an artist from Turkey working in and teaching the Folk Traditions of lacemaking, embroidery, and ebru (paper marbling) with underlying themes rooted in feminism. When she is not working within fiber arts, Ylvia leads classes in Turkish cooking and belly dance. This month, Ylvia is teaching Ebru Paper Marbling, Floral Embroidery, and Speak Your Mind: Clothing Embroidery workshops at our Moorestown location.
In addition to teaching Turkish Arts at Perkins, Ylvia owns a studio and storefront in downtown Haddonfield called Anatolia Art & Craft Studio where you can find her fiberwork, jewelry, and handmade art for sale. As a culture keeper and Folk Artist, Ylvia is passionate about passing on the traditions of her craft to students and anyone interested in expanding opportunities for self-expression.
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FREE TRIAL WHEN YOU REGISTER FOR MUSIC LESSONS |
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Did you know that Perkins Center Conservatory of Music offers both in-person and virtual lessons? For people age six to one hundred and six, Perkins' music lessons are designed to meet the needs of musicians at any level. One-on-one lessons and ensemble groups are led by professional musicians and help build knowledge, skill, and confidence. Be immersed in learning violin, piano, guitar, percussion, flute, voice and more!
Registration is rolling, so sign up today and receive a free trial lesson!
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REGISTER NOW FOR SUMMER ARTS CAMP! |
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Due to reduced capacity, Perkins has limited the number of seats for camp and spaces are filling fast.
Don’t miss out on the fun!
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NOW HIRING FOR SUMMER AND BEYOND |
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It’s that time of year again! Perkins is hiring teachers and staff for Summer Arts Camp! Will you be part of our team? |
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Perkins Activity Leaders
Perkins is currently recruiting individuals to be Perkins Activity Leaders (PALs) for this year’s Summer Arts Camp. PALs greet campers each day, assist instructors during classes, lead group activities during break and recess, and maintain a safe and fun environment. Do you like working with children, being creative, and getting active? PALs are needed in both Moorestown and Collingswood locations. Applicants should be at least 18 years old. If you are 17 years old, you may apply if you have had past CIT experience with Perkins. Fill out an application using the link below!
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Activity Leaders in Training
Perkins is accepting applications for teens interested in volunteering during Summer Camp as Activity Leaders in Training (ALTs). The ALT Program offers an opportunity for students to earn volunteer service hours while gaining leadership skills and learning to work with teaching faculty and young campers. All applicants must be 14 years old by June 1, 2021. Apply using the link below.
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Visual Arts Instructors for Summer Camp and Beyond |
From drawing and painting to ceramics and printmaking, one of Perkins’ goals is to provide excellent arts experiences and enrichment through our Youth Arts Program. We aim to provide young learners with a nurturing space for exploration, creative expression, and fun! Perkins is currently seeking experienced arts instructors to teach a variety of youth-centered courses at our Collingswood and Moorestown locations, including summer camp. We are especially looking for teachers who have experience instructing 2D art making as well as pottery technique and design. Class proposals for Summer Arts Camp and Summer/ Fall Class sessions are now being reviewed. |
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THERE'S STILL TIME TO BE A CAMP HERO |
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The Camp Hero Scholarship Fund benefits children and teens from Camden and Burlington County, providing scholarships to Perkins Summer Arts Camp. By donating to the Camp Hero fund, you will make this experience come to life.
Our goal is 16 scholarships!
- $375 will provide a camper with a half scholarship
- $745 will provide a camper with a full scholarship
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CHECK OUT ADDITIONAL PERKINS NEWS BELOW |
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Perkins Center Pottery Studios and Scholarship Program
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Saturday, May 8
8AM - 1PM
Collingswood Location
Over 200 handmade planters
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Americans for the Arts Action Fund
Nina Ozlu Tunceli, Chief Counsel of Government and Public Affairs at Americans for the Arts and Executive Director of the Americans for the Arts Action Fund, is extending her weekly Zoom office hours to help the arts community navigate the complex web of federal funding opportunities, regulations, and deadlines related to current and upcoming COVID-19 economic federal aid programs. Event Dates: Fridays from 11 AM - 12 PM through December 31, 2021. Read more here.
REC Philly
Call for Black creatives working in any medium to submit project ideas honoring Philadelphia’s Black music history. Projects must be completed by May 27, 2021. Applicants must reside in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, or Delaware. Read more here.
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