NewCourtland & The Center for Emerging Visual Artist present Art is Ageless 2010

Meaghan Brown and I went to the Art is Ageless Exhibit Opening Reception last night. Wow! 

2424 Studios was the scene of fantastic art produced by the NewCourtland Comfort & Joy™ Program with the Center for Emerging Visual Artists.

Meaghan Brown, CAAN President

Philadelphia Senior Center-Tioga &
Kenderton Elementary with
Artist Antonio Purl

Philadelphia Senior Center-Main &

Local University Students with
Artist Pedro Ospino

Maplewood Manor with
Artist Mariel Waloff

Cliveden & Blair Christian Academy
with Artist Diane Podolsky

Care Pavilion &

Local University Students with
Artist Maria Anasazi

Germantown Home with
Artist Rachel Shoham

Tucker House & Local University Students
with Artist Marguerita C. Hagan

NewCourtland LIFE &
Northern Home for Children
with Artist Lindsay Sparagana *

* Lindsay Sparagana will be part of the Interactive Art Panel at 

The Arts for All Ages: A Creative Conversation, Thursday, May 20.

Mark your calendar and RSVP here.

CAAN encourages you to go see this wonderful art exhibit showcasing the intergenerational artistic achievement of older adults, school-aged children and local artists.

Comfort & Joy™ has garnered national attention and has given voice to seniors while encouraging them to remain involved and active in their communities.

May 13-May 26, 2010

Monday - Friday from Noon - 4pm

SkyBox at 2424 Studios

2424 E. York Street, Philadelphia, PA 19125

Both Art is Ageless 2010 and The Arts for All Ages: A Creative Conversation are part of Celebrate Arts and Aging, the month-long festival presented by Philadelphia Corporation for Aging and the Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance in honor of Older Americans Month May 2010.