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Please join us Saturday, May 3rd from 2:00 - 4:00 PM for a Creative Art Therapy activity led by Drexel's Creative Arts Therapy Department. This is a hands-on workshop exploring how artistic expression can serve as a therapeutic tool for emotional resilience, self-exploration, and social healing.

Join us Tuesday, April 22nd from 6 - 7:30 PM as Kevin Latimer and Victoria Huggins Purifoy co-create and lead a public writing workshop for a diverse community group of neighbors, students, faculty and staff. This week the workshop is visiting the exhibition Kurt Vonnegut Jr. As A Visual Artist for inspiration!

Please join us Thursday, APril 17th from 6 - 7:30 PM as Kevin Latimer, Writers Room’s AmeriCorps VISTA, leads a student-centric program strand for the Writers Room every other Thursday evening, called Creative Kickbacks. This evenings Kickback will be visiting the exhibition, Kurt Vonnegut Jr. As A Visual Artist with space to write / create / reflect on the exhibition.

@import url(http://events.drexel.edu/CuteSoft_Client/CuteEditor/Load.ashx?type=style&file=SyntaxHighlighter.css); Altered Books Fridays is cancelled 12/13/2024, but will start again in the new year. Join the Founding Collection every Friday 2-3 PM through December 13th for Altered Book Fridays! Creative Arts Therapy graduate student, Guangyu Zhang, will help guide you through the process of creating your own Altered Book.

What is an Altered Book? It's a book given a new life through art! From old and stained books to brand new, their covers and pages can be altered in many ways. You can paint, cut, fold, sew, collage, tear, drill, glue or adorn them in any way you want! This can be in a single visit or you can alter the same book over multiple visits.

Altering supplies will be provided, you just need to provide the book!

Be sure to check back in January 2025 for the next Altered Books schedule.

Reunion Tour once again brings together Westphal’s Art & Art History, Graphic Design and Music Industry programs and the College of Arts and Sciences Psychology department, to tell the story of music and its cultural and aesthetic influence. In a companion exhibition Sound – students created screenprint posters in the Screen Print II course with Professor Jen Blazina, showing their interpretation of sound. Electrified Reunion Tour highlights Drexel’s collection materials and faculty connections with the history of the Electric Factory and music in Philadelphia as well as demonstrating the connection between collections and exhibitions with curriculum at Drexel.