Wednesdays, September 17, 24, 9.15am-12.15pm

Instructor: Amy Mindell Ph.D.

“All children are artists. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up” –Picasso

The adult and childlike parts of us perceive the world in very different and contradictory ways! In this class, we’ll explore this contradiction and ways in which our “childmind” can free hidden creativity and self-discovery!

We’ll experience in art form the shift from everyday perception to the dreaming world. Using playful exercises with simple materials we’ll create spontaneous paintings and drawings, whimsical sculptures, recycled and “cubist” self portraits. Don’t be surprised if your creations become your best teachers! No art experience necessary!

Class 1: ADULT MIND – CHILD MIND

The Child’s Fingers in Art, From “Reality” to “Dreaming” in Drawing, “Scrunch”, Twist, and Stick: Whimsical Creations And Self

Class 2: Multi Perspective Creativity
The Art of Forgetting Names, “Recycled” Portraits, and Cubist Self Portraits

No art experience necessary. $10 for supplies if possible.

Level: All levels of Processwork experience.

Distance: No
CEU Eligible: Yes
Cost: $120
Early Reg. price: $108
Early Reg. Deadline:9/3/2014
PWI students, faculty and members receive a 10% discount
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