April 27 | 9am-12pm PDT | $50
This half-day workshop will provide a process for participants to connect with themselves through self-portraiture. Using the Tamalpa approach, we will use drawing, movement, dance, and poetic writing to come into closer contact with who we are at this moment in our lives. What is asking for our attention? What themes are surfacing? What images, symbols, metaphors, and stories present themselves through our art and our movement? What in our lives needs tending? Through guided exploration, we will speak the language of the body and the arts to deepen our experience of self.
No art or dance experience needed.
To get the most out of this online class, please prepare a comfortable space to move in with access to your online device. Also, have art supplies ready at hand for the drawing activity and paper and pen for journaling and creative writing exercises.
Please note: Tamalpa does not record nor permit the recording of any classes or workshops due to the sensitive and sometimes vulnerable nature of the work, and to protect student privacy.
Natan Daskal’s background in theater, dance, design and fine arts combine with his love of nature, dedication to social justice, and commitment to personal development under Tamalpa Institute’s approach to learning and living artfully. He has taught movement and the expressive arts to children, youth, and adults in diverse settings. Natan is a member of Tamalpa’s core faculty, and has extensive teaching experience working directly with Anna Halprin as her teaching assistant in public workshops and classes. Natan studied ballet at the Joffrey School in New York City, received his BFA in Communication Design at Parsons the New School for Design, and received his MA in Education at Goddard College where he studied the intersection of somatics, creativity, and community education. natandaskal.com
Payment: you will be directed to Eventbrite to pay.
$50
