Dr. Christopher\nSchee r will address the impact of Theosophy on developments in modern art\nand music. Founded in New York City in 1875 by a group that included the\nmyst ic Helena Blavatsky\, the Theosophical Society united Western esoteric\nth ought with Eastern philosophical and religious ideas in an attempt to\nund erstand the mysteries of the universe.
A special related event\nass ociated with the ongoing exhibition Western Light\, Ecstatic\nLandscap es on view June 6 - August 16 at The Center\, Ketchum.
\nDr. C hristopher\nScheer will address the impact of Theosophy on developments in modern art\nand music. Founded in New York City in 1875 by a group that i ncluded the\nmystic Helena Blavatsky\, the Theosophical Society united Wes tern esoteric\nthought with Eastern philosophical and religious ideas in a n attempt to\nunderstand the mysteries of the universe.
A special r elated event\nassociated with the ongoing exhibition Western Light\, E cstatic\nLandscapes on view June 6 - August 16 at The Center\, Ketchu m.
\nPlease note: this\ncla ss has been cancelled. Thank you for your interest. Stay tuned for\nannoun cements on future writing workshops.
Take your fiction writing\nto the next level. This workshop will explore how to activate characters\nand scenes to make your storytelling more compelling. In addition to daily\nw orkshop sessions\, students will be armed with character and scene\nactiva ting tools through acting\, filmmaking and screenwriting exercises.\nThese techniques will be utilized and explored in writing exercises. A\nsubmiss ion of work beforehand is required two weeks before the class\nbegins.
Heather Parkinson Dermott received her MFA in film\nproduction from Un iversity of Southern California. She is the author of\nAcross Open G round\, a coming of age novel set in the Wood River\nValley at the da wn of WWI. She has directed and produced a number of award\nwinning short films. She currently lives in Boise\, Idaho with her husband\nand two chil dren. She is editing her second novel and developing a\nhealthcare app.
Pleas e note: this\nclass has been cancelled. Thank you for your interest. Stay tuned for\nannouncements on future writing workshops.
Take your fic tion writing\nto the next level. This workshop will explore how to activat e characters\nand scenes to make your storytelling more compelling. In add ition to daily\nworkshop sessions\, students will be armed with character and scene\nactivating tools through acting\, filmmaking and screenwriting exercises.\nThese techniques will be utilized and explored in writing exer cises. A\nsubmission of work beforehand is required two weeks before the c lass\nbegins.
Heather Parkinson Dermott received her MFA in film\np roduction from University of Southern California. She is the author of\n Across Open Ground\, a coming of age novel set in the Wood River\ nValley at the dawn of WWI. She has directed and produced a number of awar d\nwinning short films. She currently lives in Boise\, Idaho with her husb and\nand two children. She is editing her second novel and developing a\nh ealthcare app.
In conjunction\nwith T he Center's summer exhibition Western Light\, Ecstatic Landscapes\,\nCourt ney Gilbert\, Curator of Visual Arts at The Center\, will trace the\nmetap hysical use of light in California art. The talk will feature artwork\nby the Dynaton artists of the late 1940s and early 1950s\, Frederick\nWight ’s landscape paintings from the 1970s and 1980s\, and the work of\nSouth ern California’s Light and Space artists from the 1960s and\n1970s.
The Western Light\, Ecstatic Landscapes exhibition\nwill be o n view June 6 - August 16.
Please note: this class was\norigina lly schedule to be co-taught by Drs. Courtney Gilbert and Fariba\nBogzaran but due to a schedule conflict the class will by taught by only\nDr. Gilb ert.
In co njunction\nwith The Center's summer exhibition Western Light\, Ecstatic La ndscapes\,\nCourtney Gilbert\, Curator of Visual Arts at The Center\, will trace the\nmetaphysical use of light in California art. The talk will fea ture artwork\nby the Dynaton artists of the late 1940s and early 1950s\, F rederick\nWight’s landscape paintings from the 1970s and 1980s\, and the work of\nSouthern California’s Light and Space artists from the 1960s a nd\n1970s.
The Western Light\, Ecstatic Landscapes exhibi tion\nwill be on view June 6 - August 16.
Please note: this cla ss was\noriginally schedule to be co-taught by Drs. Courtney Gilbert and F ariba\nBogzaran but due to a schedule conflict the class will by taught by only\nDr. Gilbert.