Mindful Mark-Making: Abstract Drawing as Meditation Apr 26-28, 2019 A weekend of quiet creativity with pen and ink facilitated by Sadelle Wiltshire and Ann Coakley $495/private room; $430/shared room; $300/commuter If you are seeking financial assistance to participate in this program, please click on the link for our Financial Assistance Application form, below. Do NOT …
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Agony in the Garden: Art and Faith from Eden to Gethsemane 26th April – 28th April 2019 Artists have, for centuries, vividly imagined gardens as places of abundance and desolation, as the settings for temptation and transformation and as the stage for human and holy drama. This course explores gardens real and imagined in visual …
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Writing and Interactive Theatre A Response to Our Times or A Creative Search for Compassion – G190405 Workshop ID: G190405 Dates: April 25, 2019 – April 29, 2019 Price: $395.00 – $1,065.00 Has the aftermath of the election affected you personally? Are you feeling the need to wrestle with your thoughts and emotions—as well as connect with others in reflective and transformative …
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The Book of Books: Rare Books and Religious Texts 29th April – 29th April 2019 7.30 pm Want to see and learn more about rare books? Join Gladstone’s Library’s own Gary Butler for this hour-long talk on the history of the book through some spectacular, and unusual, examples from the library’s collections of religious …
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Subverting Shakespeare 10th May – 12th May 2019 In June 1594, in a gruesome public demonstration of state power, Elizabeth I’s personal physician, Roderigo Lopez, was hung, drawn and quartered. Lopez was a Portuguese Jew, and his grizzly execution epitomised the atmosphere of zealous anti-Semitism which seems to have characterised Shakespeare’s England. But, in writing The …
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