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Beth Paulson
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6 CONSECUTIVE TUESDAYS Jan 19 - February 23, 2010 1-3 PM Ridgway Library (300 Charles St) for all dates except for the 23rd, which will be at the Ridgway Community Church |
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ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: Beth Paulson taught college writing for over twenty years at California State University Los Angeles and now lives near Ouray, Colorado where she teaches writing and creativity workshops. Her poems have been published in many literary magazines and her work is included in anthologies published by Houghton Mifflin Press and University of Texas Press. She has two published collections of poems, The Truth About Thunder (2001) and The Company of Trees (2004) as well as a CD of nature poetry, By Stone By Water. Beth’s work was nominated for 2007 and 2009 Pushcart Prizes. Her new collection Wild Raspberries was published by Plain View Press in 2009. For photos or further info, see Beth's web site at www.wordcatcher.org Call WCA at (970) 325-4005 or email for a registration form, or Register |
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| GO Date |
"GO" Date: January 12, 2010 --- IT'S A GO! The "go" date is the date at which WCA determines whether there are enough students or not to run the class. If this is a class you are interested in, please be sure to enroll before the "Go" date (and encourage your friends to do so as well) so that we can be sure to run the class! We will notify you at the end of the business day on the "GO" date if the class is to be cancelled so that you can make other plans for that date, but ideally, we'll see you at the class!
Discount Deadlines:
The Early Registration Deadline for this class is January 5th. Enroll by or before January 5th and SAVE!
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| Course Description |
ABOUT THE CLASS:
How do we keep creativity flowing in our lives? Finding Water is the way writer Julia Cameron describes this process in the third book of her popular trilogy. In this six-week class we will examine common blocks to creativity and learn some ways to stay focused on artistic goals as well as make decisions on new projects. We will also learn ways to cope with outside distractions and explore the possibilities for finding inspiration in new and unusual places. This workshopis designed to benefit those who would like to discover and utilize their hidden creative talents as well as those who are already working in an art medium or writing genre or musical field. Finding Water rests on the assumption that creativity is an ongoing spiritual experience, and that as artists we must take leaps of faith in order to make art in our lives. Class sessions will include discussion of the reading assigned for that week as well as short verbal and writing challenges designed to free our thoughts and to provide encouragement and impetus for our art. Other activities will include keeping a daily journal, going on “artist dates,” and sharing creative work in a supportive setting.
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| Prices |
PRICE for this 6-session Workshop:
Students Enrolling and Paying by or before January 5th: WCA Member: $112 Non-WCA Member: $124
Students Enrolling or paying after January 5th: WCA Member: $124
Non-WCA Member: $136
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| Notes |
Supply list to be provided by students: 1. Writing materials 2. Text - "Finding Water: The Art of Perseverance" by Julia Cameron. Available in paperback. This can be obtained at amazon.com. Click on the image of the book at the top of this page. |
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