Debra Disman

Artist

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Panorama City Branch Library

CULMINATING OUR ARTIST RESIDENCY: Panorama City Branch Library

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My 2020-21 artist residency supported by the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs at the Panorama City Branch Library has drawn to a close!

We had wonderful CULMINATION event of  bookmaking, sharing, art and poetry to celebrate our Residency program, and honor National Poetry Month (April)!

Please see video slide show of the Residency projects,  during the CULMINATION event and online on the Panorama City Branch Library’s  Facebook and Instagram pages!


The wonderful Beth, Children’s Librarian and tech manager extraordinaire for our program!

FLAG BOOK FUN!

Placing the flag pages and setting up the structure… Far Out Tatiana’s Flip Book

Tatiana and her Flip Book!

Best Friends Forever!

Stickers galore! Sticker heaven PARACHUTE…hmmm…
Sneak peak of work surface while conducting the program!

Such a wonderful experience, and now, ever onwards to our Artist Residency of 2021-22!

Thank you to the LA DCA!!

ARTIST RESIDENCY CULMINATION EVENT: Poetry, Flag Books and More at the Panorama City Branch Library!

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Join us Thursday April 29th at 4:00PM for a very special program, as we culminate our Artist Residency at the Panorama City Branch Library, supported by the Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs!

In celebration of National Poetry Month, Artist in Residence Debra Disman will lead us in creating a “flag book” that you can personalize with poems written by yourself or your favorite writers.

In addition, Staff Librarians will share their favorite poems and poetry books, there will be  a slide presentation showing bookmaking projects completed during the 2020-21 Residency, and YOU will have the opportunity to share YOUR BOOK!

So, mark your calendars, and call 818.894.4071 and/or email the Library at pnorama@lapl.org and make an appointment to pick up your special materials packet which contains extra art materials and Library goodies to enjoy!

See You There!!!

Celebrate Womens’ History Month at the Panorama City Branch Library!

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Join us online as the Panorama City Branch Library celebrates: Women’s History Month
and learn about women artists such as:
Frida Kahlo, Faith Ringgold and Georgia O’Keeffe!

Learn to make your own scroll with Panorama City Branch Library’s artist-in-residence Debra Disman!!!
Add images and information to your scroll about
Frida Kahlo, Faith Ringgold and Georgia O’Keeffe

Materials packets available!
Pick up a bag of craft supplies at the Panorama City Branch Library
 Please call the library at 818-894-4071 to make a pick up appointment

 Please email pnoram@lapl.org to get login information

 For ALL AGES! Size is limited so call to register soon!

This program is made possible in part by a grant from the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs.

Celebrating February at the Panorama Branch Library!

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Learn to Create A Pocket Accordion Book!
Celebrate February with its many holidays by learning to make your own folded accordion book with pockets to hold photographs, recipes, poems, stories, drawings, and keepsakes! You can use this book as a diary, gift, album, sketchbook and more!
Materials packets available. To get yours,contact the Panorama Branch Library and plan a time to pick it up! Limit: two materials packets per family.

Panorama City Library Address:
14345 Roscoe Boulevard
Panorama City, CA 91402
Phone: 818-894-4071

ENVELOPE BOOKMAKING WORKSHOP for the Holidays at the Panorama City Branch Library!

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Celebrate the Holidays!

Make an Envelope Book with Panama City Branch Library Artist in Residence Debra Disman!

Join us online on Monday November 30th at 3:30PM and learn to create your own special ENVELOPE BOOK you can use as a gift or a card this Holiday Season and send through the mail!

This is an online program. To sign-up and reserve your space, send an email to bgallego@lapl.org

Art materials packets will be available to the first 25 patrons who request them! To request yours call 818-894-4071.

This program is made possible in part by a grant from the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs.