Wisdom Painting Workshop--May 2008

Wisdom Painting Workshops for Self-Discovery
Silver City, New Mexico

Wed, May 14
Sat, May 17
9 am to 1 pm
$45.00 for each session includes all materials. Come to one or both.
Pre-registration and pre-payment are required.
Limited space to four people. Register early!

Description

Discover the inner wisdom's way of painting: open, free, and without judgment. Witness the invisible becoming visible as the brush glides easily across the paper in full color. What image will come forth? What will you experience while painting from the inside out? Beginner's welcome. Will benefit the artist who feels stuck or wants to loosen up. Repeat Wisdom painters are welcome. Each painting experience is different. Each painting is a new journey into the self. Private sessions are available. Businesses: consider a Wisdom Painting session for Business-Discovery for your staff.

Facilitated and founded by artist, Mary A. Gravelle of Mary's Fine Art. 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, $45 includes all materials. Space is limited to four people--register early!

Dates: Wed, May 14; Sat. May 17. Contact Mary Gravelle for location in Silver City and more information at phone (575) 956-7315, email: info@marysfineart.com. Websites: www.wisdompainting.com, www.marysfineart.com,

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