Play in the mud day (for our children and the child in us) / September 1, 2012

by DIY Editor on August 16, 2012 in Ceramics, Pottery & Sculpture, September Workshops

Learn what Georgia O’Keefe knew; the New Mexico soil and earth will enchant you and connect us all to nature. Making art from wet earth {adobe} requires no firing and dries hard enough to take back home with you. Art from the earth is not judgmental; its play, so leave your anxiety about art at home and remember how important play is really for our mental health and Let the children teach us for a while and learn what collaboration is all about: deep democracy and returning to our playful nature. Make play houses ,bread ovens ,benches ,and community sculptures.

The Family who plays together stays together!

“Tell me, what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?” – Mary Oliver

When: September 1, 2012

Where: 208 1/2 Polaco Street Santa, NM 87501

Time: 10 am to 1 pm

Cost: $33

Phone: 505-954-4495

Website/Blog Address: http://earthprayers2.blogspot.com/

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Play in the mud day (for our children and the child in us) / September 1, 2012

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