Art is a means to enter, to play with, to dance with, to wrestle with anything that intrigues, delights, disturbs, or terrifies us.
– PAT B. ALLEN, introduction, Art Is a Spiritual Path
This short series of drop-in classes offers a space for art-making as personal inquiry. Using journalling and art-making we open to “The Creative Source”, using a straightforward process developed by Pat B Allen ATR, and described in her books “Art Is a Way of Knowing” and “Art Is a Spiritual Path”
Reading one or both of these books is recommended but not a requirement. Total beginners and experienced artists are welcome. Please have art making materials of your chose and journal for the workshop.
This Zoom workshop is 8 people max.
$30, $25 OHCA members.
Julie is generously donating her time and all registration fees go directly to support the ongoing health and longevity of the Center.
• No one turned away for lack of funds. Contact Erma via email: erma@ohanloncenter.org if you would like a scholarship.
Register and Julie will send you the invite link.
Please read Zoom prerequisite before signing up.*
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BIO: Julie McGuinness has been utilizing art as a transformative process since encountering the Tamalpa Life-Art Process in 2001. Julie was living and working at a Buddhist retreat center, and felt a pull toward a more embodied and creative expression of our intrinsic spirituality. Julie completed the Tamalpa training and subsequently an internship at the Institute of Health and Healing at Marin General Hospital, graduating from their certificate program in Integrative Medicine and Spirituality (Art & Imagery) in 2003. In 2012, Julie obtained an M.A. in East-West Psychology from CIIS where she became fascinated with Jungian psychology, and Alchemy in particular. She is a registered somatic movement educator with ISMETA and working toward registration as an expressive arts consultant and educator with IEATA.