Guarding the Center
Saturday-September 10,
2016 from 10-12 pm at the White Crane Clinic
Presented by Kathleen
Sullivan, MAAT, ATR-BC
Cost: 25.00 supplies
included
“but a puddle becomes
clear when it’s still and stillness becomes alive when it’s roused .” –Lao-Tzu
Participants will
explore the concepts of authenticity and artificiality through a unique
collaborative approach to making a piece of sculpture. Each participant is invited to bring five
random found objects-think paper cup, old tailpipe, empty detergent bottle, cracked
mirror, doorknob-the odder the better. Discover the significance of contrast,
juxtaposition, and reconfiguration in a safe and supportive studio setting. Gain
insight about the process of guarding the center through construction of the
outer form. Discover how being still can
rouse creativity.
No experience,
artistic training or skill is necessary.
Art images do not waste our
time telling us about things we already know.
Call (727)
942-4249 for more information.
RSVP by September 8th
Limit: 6 Adult participants
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