About Sky Soup
We are thrilled to begin our fourth year in Narberth and our ninth year in operation! Sky Soup Art Center offers art education that is creative, enriching, nurturing, and—most importantly—fun. Our child-centered studio is a place where children communicate visually, explore ideas, and express themselves through a wide range of artistic media.
Children may choose from ongoing art classes, spring and summer art camps, weekend workshops, and art birthday parties.
Sky Soup provides a welcoming space for children to explore art-making with diverse materials, with an emphasis on process over product. Through age-appropriate, theme-based projects, children learn that problems have multiple solutions, perspectives vary, small changes matter, and creative judgment is more important than rigid rules. Art-making at Sky Soup nurtures children’s visual voices and invites joyful discovery as their work unfolds.
To learn more or register, contact Heather at 215-237-5561.
About Heather Exley, Creative Director & Owner
Heather is a Bala Cynwyd artist and teacher with deep roots in Philadelphia and the Main Line. In her work with children, she promotes Quaker values of respect, integrity, and equality while providing a child-oriented experience of self-expression and community. In her classroom, she gets children excited about creative risk-taking so they can develop their visual voice. A graduate of Rosemont College with a focus in both psychology & elementary education. Heather has grown children. She works in cut paper, clay, textiles, and photography.
Several children had the opportunity to join songwriter and musician, Tim LaBorie, and record their voices for his original song "At The Watch." This song raises environmental awareness for an annual community event at Bras d'Or Lake Biosphere Reserve on Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia.
The beautiful album cover was drawn by Ann LaBorie.
Here is the inside of the album for more information.