Nicole Leibowitz Is a self-taught local artist that loves to paint all subjects. She focuses on acrylic painting and found herself really drawn to wearable art although she also has experience creating murals and painting on canvas.

She is well known in the community and has created art for the local school theater programs, local restaurants, Judge Edward Levine, and Lansdale’s own Mayor Herbert.

She loves creating and teaching others to just let it go and let the paint flow!

Marjorie presently lives and works in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Inspired at a young age by her mother, Marjorie took art classes throughout her childhood and eventually earned a degree in Studio Art from Eastern Connecticut State University. She has long been fascinated by the healing powers of artmaking, in both the process and the final product. Marjorie’s eclectic style of artwork frequently reflects the elements of her New England upbringing- animals, landscapes, and history. She has taught art in various capacities for over 20 years and is excited to help others discover and grow in their creativity.

Creativity has always been a part of Suzanne’s life. She’s earned a BFA in Painting from Moore College of Art. Over the years, she has done many creative projects and freelance jobs while working on her own or with multiple groups of people. She’s held art classes for adults with developmental disabilities, painted backdrops for theater along with freelancing internationally in Italy. With her love of pastels, she has done multiple large portraits and has always appreciated the process that goes on behind the scenes of making art, and that’s reflected in her approach. Suzanne values making connections with people and hopes in the future to help spread creativity and support.

I bring a balance of structure and creativity to my work as an instructor.

I hold an Associate’s Degree in Psychology and have a passion for interpersonal dynamics, communication, and personal growth. Outside of my professional role, where I’ve developed strong communication skills and experience working with diverse communities, I’m a dedicated glassblower and use art as a way to explore creativity and self-expression.

In my teaching, I strive to foster curiosity, confidence, and meaningful connection through the creative process.

Rachel Karr formerly of Nashville, TN is now a Philadelphia, PA area based visual artist. Her work is centered on the human relationship to nature and place.
Karr has had several solo exhibitions and has also had work included in several juried national and virtual group exhibitions. She received her BFA from Austin Peay State University and has been teaching, creating, and sharing art professionally ever since

Cheryl Chapman is a lifelong quilter and artist based in Lansdale.Though mostly a self-taught quilter, early Art & Theater Design studies, jewelry design, and art education have all been a part of her creative journey.  She has enjoyed sharing her enthusiasm with the community through her support of the Girl Scouts and her involvement with local school theater programs.
Cheryl’s beginner‑friendly teaching style emphasizes patience, clear instruction, and hands-on guidance. Her workshops blend creative exploration with practical skill building  to create welcoming spaces where students feel encouraged to explore design, color, and creativity — one block at a time.