What I Do
Jeffrey Filbert
November 5-December 3
Opening Reception Sunday November 5 @ 1 pm
Plus
Poetry Reading by the Artist
Sunday, November 19 @ 1 pm
with an Open Mic to Follow	

	

	
	
JEFFREY FILBERT has long been an artistic presence in Camden, teaching at Rutgers University and keeping an eclectic and endlessly fascinating studio at 3rd and Benson where you might find works in clay, paint, multimedia sculpture, print and metalworks.  You might also find him creating works in the garden out back, which overlooks the site where Walt Whitman's brother once lived.  Jeffrey is a poet, as well, and will be reading from his original work at the gallery on Sunday November 19 at 1 pm.

Jeffrey studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (PAFA).   Upon graduation he was awarded the Scheidt Traveling Scholarship, which he used to further his studies by traveling for a year experiencing the museums of Europe.  He has won numerous awards, the most recent being The New Jersey Council on Arts Grant for sculpture.  His diverse interests lead him to produce a variety of work, but the major emphasis of his work is in figurative art.  He brings his rich experience, dedication and great technical skills to bear as a teacher, supporting students who are exploring the boundaries of their own art.

This show promises to bring Camden FireWorks to an interesting new level of diversity in media and theme.  Join us!

	

What I Do
Jeffrey Filbert
November 5-December 3
Opening Reception Sunday November 5 @ 1 pm
Plus
Poetry Reading by the Artist
Sunday, November 19 @ 1 pm
with an Open Mic to Follow	

	

	
	
JEFFREY FILBERT has long been an artistic presence in Camden, teaching at Rutgers University and keeping an eclectic and endlessly fascinating studio at 3rd and Benson where you might find works in clay, paint, multimedia sculpture, print and metalworks.  You might also find him creating works in the garden out back, which overlooks the site where Walt Whitman's brother once lived.  Jeffrey is a poet, as well, and will be reading from his original work at the gallery on Sunday November 19 at 1 pm.

Jeffrey studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts (PAFA).   Upon graduation he was awarded the Scheidt Traveling Scholarship, which he used to further his studies by traveling for a year experiencing the museums of Europe.  He has won numerous awards, the most recent being The New Jersey Council on Arts Grant for sculpture.  His diverse interests lead him to produce a variety of work, but the major emphasis of his work is in figurative art.  He brings his rich experience, dedication and great technical skills to bear as a teacher, supporting students who are exploring the boundaries of their own art.

This show promises to bring Camden FireWorks to an interesting new level of diversity in media and theme.  Join us!