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THE SECRET LIFE OF COLOR


This is a beginning class using the Hauschka Therapeutic Watercolor Painting method to discover the nature of each color and color mixing. This method of painting, a gentle introduction to the creative process, invites us to open to our unconscious, and through the process allows an image to emerge. The time spent with these pure colors and liquids is rejuvenating to the body and soul.

Tuesdays, 12:30 - 2:30, or 7-9 PM, 7 weeks, Sept. 28 - Nov. 9

$105 plus 8$ supply fee. All materials are provided.

This class is offered in cooperation with

THE EDINA ART CENTER

Pre-registration required.

Class will be held at THE CENTER FOR WHOLENESS

Call 952-903-5780 for registration and fees

or visit their website link to the class at:

edinaartcenter.com

click on classes, then "related arts"


WET ON WET WATERCOLOR

Introduction to Hauschka Therapeutic Watercolor Painting

Are you curious about this method of painting? Take the opportunity to try this gentle introduction to the creative process on a single Saturday afternoon. You begin the painting without knowing what the final image or theme will be as you open to your unconscious, and through the process, allow an image to emerge. The time spent with these pure colors and liquids is rejuvenating to the body and soul.

All materials are provided. $48 + $8 supply fee

Saturday, 1-5 p.m., July 17, or Sept. 11, or Oct. 9, or Nov. 13, or Dec. 11

This class is offered in cooperation with

THE EDINA ART CENTER

Pre-registration required.

Class will be held at THE CENTER FOR WHOLENESS

Call 952-903-5780 for registration and fees

or visit their website link to the class at:

edinaartcenter.com

click on classes, then "related arts"


donna Webb Donna Webb is an artist whose works are in the permanent collection of The Walker Art Center, The Plains Art Museum, and numerous private collections. She taught art at Normandale Community College for ten years and now teaches at Spring Hill Waldorf School and privately at the Center for Wholeness. Donna's studies of the Hauschka Therapeutic Painting Technique became the cornerstone of her Master's Thesis on Wholistic Arts, blending art therapy with studio arts.
All Classes are held at: The Center for Wholeness
4506 Valley View Road, Edina, Minnesota, 55424
Call 952-929-1559 for registration and information.

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Three students are required for a class, so gather a few friends and create a one-day workshop or series of classes on one of the topics below:

Wet on Wet watercolor
A gentle introduction to the creative process based on Margrethe Hauschka's Therapeutic Painting Technique. The time spent with these pure colors and liquids is rejuvenating to the body and soul as you use this watercolor process to access the well of creativity within you. No prior experience is necessary as you let your painting evolve from your unconscious and record your journey to the dream world and back again.

Wholistic Arts
Students use non-verbal or symbolic language to access the unconscious and immerse themselves in the flow of the creative process. The class combines work with color, mandalas, automatic drawing, meditations, illuminations and collage that allow the participant to look in a "different way" from their habitual way of looking at the world.

Foundations of Drawing
Artist's are "See-ers". They literally "see" the world around them with more focus then the rest of us. Yet, all of us have the ability to be see-ers. The most basic path to seeing is learning to draw. To learn how to draw we must first learn to look without preconceptions. We will practice this "Artist's way" of looking and techniques that have been used by artists over the centuries. We will also work with methods of drawing to express our inner feelings. This class is geared towards beginners, but is suitable for those who wish to refresh their drawing skills, or just need a class or assignment to get them going.

Drawing With Light….A Beginning Photography Class
Creative photography moves beyond just taking photos, into the realm of "making" photographs. As we learn to understand how the camera works, we can be more actively involved in the decision making process as we create and "draw" with light on the film.

Hand-Painting Your Black & White Photos
Learn the time- honored art of hand oil painting your own black and white photos. Turn them into a work of art as well as creating your own heirloom.