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Camp Oneka Sign. Photograph by Louise Feder. In our previous entry we talked about Grace’s time spent in Ocean City, New Jersey, […]

Sculpture of John B. Kelly, on Kelly Drive in Philadelphia. Sculpture 1965 by Harry Rosin (1897-1973). Image obtained by Creative

“Inspiration comes at very strange times. Out of the blue.” – Phillip Lloyd Powell (1919-2008) About the Artwork Phillip Lloyd Powell’s elaborately carved

Looking Questions: What do you see? Describe all the details you can find. Who do you see? How many people

The early 1960s was a prolific period for Franz Jozef Ponstingl (1927-2004). During this time, he explored Surrealist themes in

About This Resource Note for Teachers: Use this video focused on the work of artists Paula Chamlee and Michael Smith, featured

At the Michener, there are many different ways to experience the exhibitions and artworks on view. One way families and children

The medium of photography is rich with connections for learning about the visual arts, history, science, and much more. Now

True Grit: The Poetic Eye of Barbara Schaff, a current exhibit at the Michener, showcases the inspired and intuitive work

Making Magic: Beauty in Word and Image features 16 poems that visitors can listen to at “poetry nooks” in the exhibition.