Margaret Griffen - Executive Director
Sherri Feinberg - Manager, Administration & Registration
Patrice Caron - Marketing & Special Projects
Alison Baer - Manager, Cheltenham Center for the Arts Shop
Danielle Catté is an interdisciplinary artist from Glenside, Pennsylvania. She has studied fine art, music, dance, and writing. Today her work comprises of painting, drawing, sculpture, and functional art.
Laura Demme teaches at many Community Art Centers in the area (Main Line, Wayne and Wallingford), as well as at the Cheltenham Center for the Arts. Her work encompasses sculpture using ceramics, concrete and mixed media. She also works as a painter in oil, encaustic and decorative slip painting.
Nicole holds an M.F.A. in Printmaking from Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY and a B.F.A. in Painting and Drawing from Tyler School of Art, Elkins Park, PA. She has been teaching art to adults and children for 11 years.
Colleen graduated from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and received a BFA from the University of Pennsylvania. She has taught in the Division of Continuing Studies at the University of the Arts, The Mural Arts Program and Gloucester City Community Education Program.
Barbara is a self proclaimed Claysmith, a maker and mentor of all things clay. Her pots, constructed from slabs or using a pinch-strip method she developed, bear the look of fabric, metal, leather or whimsical china.
Angie Humes graduated from Pratt Institute in 2012, majoring in photography with a concentration in ceramics. She interned with Monica Stevenson from 2011- 2012 focusing on studio photography, lighting, photoshop, equipment handling, and location shoots.
Stephen Kennedy is a painter and printmaker who lives and works in Fort Washington, PA. He studied painting with Nelson Shanks and Danni Dawson and has painted portraits for over 30 years. Collections include The Academy of Natural Sciences, Phila, PA, The Athenaeum of Philadelphia, and Campbell Soup Company, Camden, NJ.
Jeanine Leclaire is a Philadelphia based artist who has been making and selling her work for twelve years- since she graduated the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts in 2005. She has the unique experience of working at a major Philadelphian gallery for almost a decade.
BFA, Ceramics, Phila. College of Art, Grad. studies in Ed., MCCC, Temple U., Cheltenham Clay Guild, Vermont Craft Center, League of New Hampshire Craftsmen. Taught at (GYW-YWCA), Mount Airy learning Tree, Wyncote Academy, Vermont CC.
Corissa is a ceramic artist based in Elkins Park, PA. Originally from Michigan, Corissa received her Bachelor’s degree from Albion College in 2016. During her time at Albion College, Corissa was awarded the Arthur and Eva Janson Art Scholarship, as well as the Presidential Recognition Award.
Alfredo Ratinoff is an Argentinean-American ceramic artist. He studied at the National School of Ceramics in Buenos Aires, and continued his art education in Madrid, Barcelona and different cities in Italy. Alfredo is a faculty member at the Museum of African Art at the Smithsonian Institution, and the art curator for the Embassy of Argentina in Washington DC.
Rona received her BFA in Painting from the University of the Arts. She continued her graduate studies at Columbia University, the New York Studio School, and at Tyler University. Rona has also studied hand papermaking in Japan, Thailand and Burma. She is an award winning exhibitor in the American Color Print Society show, Artis