Doors open at 6:30pm, movie at 7. Free admission. Volunteers will be selling popcorn, candy and other movie fare. Bring blankets and pillows or sit in our chairs.
This is an all ages event. Bring your friends, family and neighbors.
Movie hint: A 1965 classic. In 1930’s Austria, a young woman named Maria is failing miserably in her attempts to become a nun. The hills are alive…
A FIVE-WEEK WORKSHOP WITH DEBORAH FAYE LAWRENCE, MFA
AT HIGHLAND PARK IMPROVEMENT CLUB IN WEST SEATTLE
PLANT CREATIVE SEEDS THAT WILL BLOOM ALL YEAR
NO PREVIOUS ART EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
DEVELOP YOUR OWN VISUAL VOCABULARY
LEARN NEW TRICKS AND TECHNIQUES
April 16, 23, 30 AND
May 7, 14, 2013
7:00 to 9:30 pm
© 2013 by Deborah Faye Lawrence. Photo by Lynn Thompson.
$70 for the full series
$65 for returning students
Drop-in $20 per class.
REGISTER NOW and QUESTIONS: Deborah at deedeeart@juno.com
Join Seattle Artist and Educator Deborah Faye Lawrence, “The Queen of Collage,” for a series of fun and absorbing workshops that explore the remarkable versatility of collage as a means of self-expression. We will experiment with self-portraiture, autobiography, storytelling, dream exploration, political protest, stream-of-consciousness, and collaboration using the friendliest of art forms.
Most materials and tools provided. Please plan to bring dozens of your own magazines, personal photographs, letters, postcards, books you don’t mind cutting up and sharing, etc.
Workshop meets at the fabulous HIGHLAND PARK IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Our HPIC wine event has a new name, but is the same great event. This event just keeps getting bigger and better. Lots of great prizes have been donated for the raffle drawings, so be sure to bring some cash to buy tickets. Register now to ensure that you have a seat.
For much more information, please click the image to the left or the button at the bottom, which will take you to our event page.
Cheers! No, seriously. YAY!
Rain City West Printing
Ancestry Cellars
Nucor
Nature Consortium
Doors open at 6:30pm, movie at 7. Free admission. Volunteers will be selling popcorn, candy and other movie fare. Bring blankets and pillows or sit in our chairs.
This is an all ages event. Bring your friends, family and neighbors.
Movie hint: A cult classic fairly tale from 1987, the beautiful princess is kidnapped and must be saved by her childhood beau. There is swordplay, giants, an evil prince, and yes, some kissing. Buttercup is on a great adventure.
Our Corner Bar pops up again this Friday March 1. Kiss the Blarney Stone for real with our special March cocktail, Kiss the Blarney Stone. Or have a local beer, on tap from Georgetown Brewery, Lucille IPA and Manny’s Pale Ale. We have wine by the glass, tasty reds and a fabulous Chardonnay from local winemaker Ancestry Cellars – all for $3 each. Non-alcoholic drinks are $1 each.
We provide free peanuts and pretzels. Bring your friends and make some new ones! Practice your blarney with amenable folks.
6pm till…
Doors open at 6:30pm, movie at 7. Free admission. Volunteers will be selling popcorn, candy and other movie fare. Bring blankets and pillows or sit in our chairs.
This is an all ages event. Bring your friends, family and neighbors.
Movie hint: E.B. White’s story of a spider who helps a pig escape the dinner table. Made in 2006, this animation includes the voices of Julia Roberts, Steve Buscemi, John Cleese, Oprah Winfrey, Kathy Bates, Dakota Fanning and more big stars.
Highland Park’s Corner Bar, the one and only pop-up bar in the city of Seattle, welcomes you in from the rain, fog and occasional sunshine this Friday Feb 1st. Doors open at 6PM.
Local beer is on tap featuring Georgetown Brewery’s Lucille IPA and Manny’s Pale Ale, wine by the glass and cocktail special Love Potion #9 – all for $3 each. Non-alcoholic drinks $1 each. We provide free peanuts and pretzels.
Come bring your friends and make some new ones! It’s a blast.
Having trouble getting it on paper or getting on stage?
Me, too!
I had to construct a way for me to work through my fear and ended up creating improv poetry. Only, I created it AS I was just getting onto poetry stages in 1997. I had to create a way for my voice to literally emerge from me that didn’t sound like everybody else on stage and was true to my craft. Improv, Stand-up comedy, and Slam broke me down, then built me up. They helped me learn not to be afraid (okay, less afraid) of that damn microphone and audience. It got me to concentrate on why I was there: My work. My writing.
I want to show you some techniques and exercises in writing and stage work to help you simply feel comfortable. This will include reading, editing, rewriting, and performing in front of your classmates. The goal, though, is to get you on stage with an audience and a microphone.
I also work one-on-one with people if you’re not ready for a group dynamic. Hey – I’m not a fan, either, but collaboration and healthy critique are valuable skin-thickeners!
Come to the workshop!
Four hours with a half-hour break
Saturday, Feb 2nd, 2013
10-2:30
$100
Athena’s website: http://athenanation1308.wix.
WORKSHOPS WITH DEBORAH FAYE LAWRENCE, MFA
AT HIGHLAND PARK IMPROVEMENT CLUB IN WEST SEATTLE.
NO PREVIOUS ART EXPERIENCE REQUIRED
DEVELOP YOUR OWN VISUAL VOCABULARY
EXPERIMENT WITH DREAM COLLAGE, STORYTELLING, ARTIST BOOKS, AND MORE.
LEARN NEW TRICKS AND TECHNIQUES.
2.5 hours, 6:30 to 9:00pm
February 12, 19, 26;
March 5, 12, 2013.
$65 for full session.
Drop-in $20 per class.
QUESTIONS + REGISTRATION:
Deborah at deedeeart@juno.com
Join Seattle Artist and Educator Deborah Faye Lawrence, “The Queen of Collage,” for a series of fun workshops exploring the remarkable versatility of collage, the friendliest of art forms. Easy-going atmosphere, individual support, basic instruction in visual art fundamentals, and constructive discussion.
Most materials and tools provided (paper, adhesive, scisoors). Please plan to bring some of your own magazines, personal photographs, photocopies, letters, postcards, books you don’t mind cutting up, etc.
We meet at the historic HIGHLAND PARK IMPROVEMENT CLUB.
View Deborah’s artwork: http://www.deedeeworks.com/
Deborah’s email: deedeeart@juno.com
