Chakra Collage

Make seven unique collages, one for each of the chakras, or energy centers, in the body.  Develop your intuitive artmaking ability . . . and learn some new mixed media art techniques along the way.

Scroll down for more information about this class - the next class starts February 23rd, 2010!



Starts Tuesday, February 23rd
Eight-Week class
6:30-9:00 p.m. each Tuesday evening
Class held at Hearth, my home studio in SE Portland
Cost of $215 includes all materials - that's less than $27 a class!

Classes on February 23rd, March 2nd, March 9th, March 16th, March 23rd, March 30th, April 6th, April 20th.  No Class on April 13th.

Class is limited to six participants.

To register, call 503-913-4558 or contact me directly via e-mail.  You can also register on-line through TeachStreet.com - and you'll save $10 if you register there before February 15th!

Imagine taking two and half hours a week, for eight weeks, and dedicating that time to yourself and your creativity.  Imagine spending that time exploring each of the seven chakras, or energy centers in your body, through a short, guided meditation and then creating a collage that explores the colors and symbols of that chakra.  At the end of seven weeks, you’d have seven collages, and you’d have that eighth week to discuss and integrate them – even figure out to connect them or display them.  You don’t just have to imagine it, you can do it!  

All materials will be provided.  However, if you want to bring images or objects to the first class that symbolize or include the color red, the color brown, roots, feet, hips, the spine, grounding, earth, courage, vitality, confidence, will, stability, or your relationship to the material world, feel free to do so.  

Curious to see what participants  in the fall class created?  Check out the blog post here and see pictures of some of the finished collages!

What People Are Saying About This Class:

"Class was so much fun!  I appreciate your multitude of ideas, supplies, techniques, and suggestions.  What a great way to spend 8 weeks.  I can't say enough good things.  My only disappointment would be that class is over."
                                 -Alanna, Beaverton, OR

"Freedom and risk were encouraged." -Anon, Portland, OR

"Acceptance, community atmosphere, creative infinitude . . ." -Anon, Portland, OR