[MoberlyArt] Constitution Center April 16th

[Jeannie Moberly]

  Saturday April 16th
National Constitution Center
525 Arch Street
Philadelphia, PA 19016
215-409-6600
*Sidewalk Chalk Art Project, 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
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Chalk artist Jeannie Moberly from Philadelphia's Mural Arts Program and 
four assistants will create a Parisian chalk mural on the walkway 
leading up to the Center, celebrating the intersection of the First 
Amendment and the arts. Visitors can watch as the mural is created 
before their eyes, and they can even create their own chalk artwork 
alongside the artists.

Moberly, a Philadelphia native, graduated from Barnard College in New 
York City. She has studied the interrelationships of dance, writing, 
music, drama and the visual arts, and was a student of abstract 
expressionist painter Milton Resnick and sculptor Robert Arneson. 
Moberly currently works as a painter, a muralist, a costumer, and an 
embroiderer. Her prize winning chalk art has been featured at the 
Fairmount Crawl, Please Touch Museum, and Wills Eye Hospital's Give Kids 
Sight Day. For more information about Moberly's work, visit 
http://moberly.cjfearnley.com <http://moberly.cjfearnley.com/>.

> A teeming symbolic garden will be sprouting exuberantly as Jeannie 
> Moberly uses chalk techniques to explore the artist's role in our 
> society based on the first amendment. As entertainer, witness, and 
> provocateur this artist brings to the pavement surface the tortuous 
> pangs and blossoming joys of our complicated lives. Through bizarre 
> landscape forms the artist leads us to examine the map of our 
> proliferate experience.
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> This is an opportunity to see an artist working through the processes 
> of planning and creating an ephemeral art environment. The propagation 
> will continue through the day.
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