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Crafting A Creative Collaboration
Take a peek behind the scenes of an exciting new exhibition in the making with Brandywine’s Senior Curator, Amanda C. Burdan, Ph.D.
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Mandala Flower Vase
Mandalas are geometric patterns that are often used as symbols in a variety of spiritual traditions. Typically they feature a radial design that is made of intricate geometric patterns. Taking inspiration from mandalas, this DIY activity will help you think outside of the box about how...
Weaving with Nature on a Homemade Loom
It’s easy to make your own cardboard weaving loom at home. Add some yarn, natural materials and creativity and you will soon have a beautiful nature weaving to hang up and enjoy. To prepare for this project, gather up natural treasures you can find during your next nature walk, trip to the...
Floral Imprints on Canvas
With the world in bloom, artists can find endless inspiration outdoors. This DIY project will show you how to make a one-of-a-kind canvas wall-hanging using flowers and leaves. So get your plant clippers ready and see what you can find!
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Painting with Rain: A fresh twist on impressionist style landscape painting
Find inspiration in the impressionist style of painting with this fun, kid-friendly activity that swaps out messy paints for washable markers and a rainy day!
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Howard Pyle and the Audiobook: A Look Inside the Collections of the Walter & Leonore Annenberg Research Center
In 1876, Howard Pyle—Wilmington, Delaware’s most famous artist and a giant of the Golden Age of Illustration—published his first article and accompanying artwork in Scribner’s Monthly. Two years later, the first audiobook was created when Thomas Edison, on a whim, recited two...