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Tamalpa Associate Teachers Worldwide
Calendar of Events
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Offered throughout the year:
Soto Hoffman
SotoMotion presents Performance Lab
The Performance Lab is movement theater model that creates a space to explore, improvise, express and create in movement, voice and spoken word. The class works through both improvisation and developing material. Participants will work in solo, duet, trio and ensemble configurations and is open to all levels of experience.
Soto has been developing this work for over 20 years at the Tamalpa Institute Training Program, in Europe, classes and private coaching and directing. Soto has been teaching, performing and studying movement since 1968. He has taught internationally since 1979 throughout Europe, in Japan, Lebanon and Australia. He has a wide background in Post Modern Dance, movement studies, Martial Arts and Body Work.
For further information, please contact GH Soto:
Tel: 415.342.4899
E-mail: Click Here
Visit the web site at www.sotomotion.com
Jamie McHugh, MA, RMT
Jamie McHugh’s photography is being exhibited throughout the year. For information, please visit www.naturebeingart.org
Jamie offers workshops nationally and internationally. For his current offerings: www.somaticexpression.com
Tamalpa Experience Workshops in London with Lian Wilson
Lian Wilson, Tamalpa Institute associate teacher, presents Tamalpa Experience Workshops in the U.K.
For futher information
E-mail: Click Here
Tel: 07971070620
Lian Wilson is an Associate Teacher and President of the Board of Directors for Tamalpa Institute in California. Lian is an innovative Performance Artist, Dancer and Movement Facilitator. In her teaching, she draws upon her passion for movement, creativity, nature and ongoing daily practice of living a healthy and well balanced life.
Adriana Marchione
Adriana Marchione teaches Life/Art classes and retreats in the San Francisco Bay area, including The Creative Spark - An arts process group inquiring into inspiration, imagination, artistic expression and aesthetics. Adriana also offers individual sessions.
For further information see www.creativesourcesf.com
John Weiss
John Weiss teaching Life/Art classes and workshops in Vancouver, Canada, specializing in men's issues.
For more information visit www.movingintoawareness.com
Dorothea Frey
Thea Frey offers classes and workshops in the Tamalpa Life/Art Work in New York and in Switzerland throughout the year.
For her current listings: www.lifeartsoulsdance.com
Petra Eischeid
Petra Eischeid offers LifeArt classes, workshops and trainings in Germany, Switzerland and beyond. For her current offerings and contact information, see her yearly flyer on her website. www.lifeart-petra-eischeid.de
Elisabeth Osgood-Campbell, MA, RSMT
Elisabeth Osgood-Campbell offers Tamalpa approach classes and workshops, as well as, individual sessions in New York. For more information, Click Here to E-mail
Maria Luisa Diaz de Leon
Classes in California and Tamalpa Experience and Life/Art Workshops in Mexico with Maria Luisa Diaz de Leon. For dates, cities and further information in both Spanish and English visit plasmarte-ce.blogspot.com
E-Mail Maria Luisa plasmarte.ce@gmail.com
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Winter
Grand Opening of The Embodied Arts Program
With Taira Restar, Liz Boubion, Jamie McHugh, Maria Luisa Diaz and Daniella Salzman in Berkeley, CA
Join Tamalpa Associate Teachers as they launch a new Embodied Arts Program with a Grand Opening evening with performance, group dance, and live music by Claudia Cuentas. They will continue the celebration the following day with free introductory classes that everyone is welcome to.
When: Friday, February 29, 2008 from 7:30-9:30PM and Saturday, March 1, 2008 from 9:00AM-3:30PM
Where: Rudramandir: A Center for Sprituality and Healing, 830 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA
Cost: Free
Please contact Rudramandir directly for more information: call 510-486-8700 or
download their PDF file or visit their website at www.rudramandir.com
An Anna Halprin Exhibit: At the Origin of Performance
will take place at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco, in the Terrace Galleries from January 18-April 6, 2008. Opening Night Celebration on Thursday, January 17, 2008. Non-members can purchase tickets online at www.ybca.org or phone 415.978.ARTS. $8 in advance - $10 at the door. For more information go to www.ybca.org.
Jamie McHugh, MA, RMT
Jamie McHugh’s photography is being exhibited this Winter and Spring.
Nature-Being-Art Photographic Works:
Group Show, Gualala Arts Center, Gualala, CA (January 9 - February 3)
Solo Show, Magnet, San Francisco, CA (March 1 - 31)
Opening event: March 7, 8 - 10 pm
For information, please visit www.naturebeingart.org
The Sounding Body: Breath Meditations and Vocal Expressions
A weekend workshop with Jamie McHugh, MA, RMT
March 14 - 16, 2008
Sacred Space, Berkeley, CA
For details: www.somaticexpression.com
Body Part Mythology
A 9 week Tamalpa approach series with Lian Wilson in London UK
February 7 - April 3, 2008
Thursday evenings, 8-10pm
This series of classes is a great introduction into exploring ones "Body Part Mythology". The series will take participants on a personal journey to uncover their own life stories & mythology that reside in each body part.
Using the Tamalpa Life/art process, participants will explore a different body part each week through movement, drawing and poetic explorations. The body will be explored on a physical, emotional and mental level,
as a way to nurture ones awareness of self, relationship to others and the environment in which one lives. Each class offers the opportunity to discover and explore current life themes and questions in an open and imaginative process, offering up new resources for ones own personal growth and deeper connection to others.
The series culminates with the creation of a self-portrait, forming the basis for a final performance/sharing - symbolizing a new vision of self to bring into one's daily life.
Suitable for anyone wanting to gain a deeper understanding of the wisdom of their own body, as a catalyst for their individual growth and well-being.
Cost: £140 (£110 conc) for series.
Venue: Studio 10, Movingartsbase, 124 Liverpool road, Islington, London UK (www.movingartsbase.co.uk)
For more info and booking contact Lian Wilson: Click here to E-Mail
Tel: 07971070620
Tamalpa Experience Workshop: An introduction to the Tamalpa approach
With Elisabeth Osgood-Cambell in New York
Come get a taste of the work/play that the internationally recognized dance and expressive art pioneers, Anna Halprin and Daria Halprin, have evolved over the last thirty years!
When: Saturday, February 2, 2008 from 1 - 4 PM
Where: The Living Seed, Route 199, New Paltz, NY
Cost: $25
Please contact Elisabeth directly for more information or to register: 845.453.1694 or Click here to E-Mail
Pre-registration required for all classes.
Body Organics: Creative Movement Arts to Revitalize Yourself from Head to Toe
With Elisabeth Osgood-Cambell, MA, RSMT in New York
Dance! Draw! Write!
Take time to listen to your body’s natural intelligence
Play with and embody the new resources discovered therein
When: Saturdays, February 23 April 19, 2008
Where: New Paltz, NY
Cost: $200 8 week series ($25/class)
Please contact Elisabeth directly for more information or to register: 845-453-1694 or Click here to E-Mail
Pre-registration required for all classes.
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Spring
A LIFE-ART PROCESS with Daria Halprin
Saturday April 26th, 2008 at the Tamalpa Institute studio in Marin County.
Body and imagination will be brought into life-art dialogues using movement/dance, drawing, poetic writing, reflective questions, improvisation and witnessing. The work will facilitate participants as they tune in to and express sensations, feelings and images of the body. Through movement metaphors and inter-modal arts, the narratives, challenges and burning questions of participants' lives will emerge, and new resources will be generated.
A lecture and slide show from the Tamalpa Institute Trainings and client work will further demonstrate this approach and its relevancy to the field and to the practice of expressive arts as an educative, healing and transformative process.
For more information and to register contact California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS) after January 3, 2008 at 415.575.6175 or publicprograms@ciis.edu.
An Anna Halprin Exhibit: At the Origin of Performance
will take place at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco, in the Terrace Galleries from January 18-April 6, 2008.
For more information go to www.ybca.org.
Soto Hoffman
SotoMotion presents Performance Lab and other workshops in Australia
and Hong Kong
The Performance Lab is movement theater model that creates a space to
explore, improvise, express and create in movement, voice and spoken
word. The class works through both improvisation and developing
material. Participants will work in solo, duet, trio and ensemble
configurations and is open to all levels of experience.
Soto has been developing this work for over 20 years at the Tamalpa
Institute Training Program, in Europe, classes and private coaching
and directing. Soto has been teaching, performing and studying
movement since 1968. He has taught internationally since 1979
throughout Europe, in Japan, Lebanon and Australia. He has a wide
background in Post Modern Dance, movement studies, Martial Arts and
Body Work.
This spring Soto will be teaching the following workshops:
Performance Lab
Dorrigo, Australia
May 2-4
This workshop will include Movement Awareness and
Performance Lab.
Dorrigo is an extremely interesting small community of
many artists in the mountains between Sydney and
Brisbane.
Contact: Frances Clayton
E-mail: Click Here
Self Portraits
Melbourne, Australia
May 8-11
This workshop will feature the Self Portrait process.
We will work through movement, voice, text and
drawings.
Contact: Vivienne Neale
Tel: 3 953 13125
E-mail: Click Here
Movement Awareness and Performance Lab in Hong Kong
May 16-18
The workshop will focus on awareness and how that
leads to the Performance model.
E-mail: Click Here
Jamie McHugh, MA, RMT
"Nature-Being-Art" Photographic Works by Jamie McHugh:
March 14 - 16, 2008
Sacred Space, Berkeley, CA
For details: www.naturebeingart.org
Life/Art Workshops in Scotland with Saille Mawson
Moving From the Garden: A Tamalpa Experience workshop
When: April 12 - 13, 2008
near Findhorn, Scotland
Body Stories
When: April 26 - May 2, 2008
residential at Findhorn Foundation, Scotland
Together we will journey through the body parts in movement and drawing and access ways of working creatively with our current life issues, leading to the creation of a self-portrait and healing ritual.
The Halprin Life-Art process invites us to enter into the healing space of being witnessed and witnessing each other. As we enter into a creative dialogue with our body movement and other artefacts of our self expression such as drawings and poetic writing, each medium can speak to us, open us to what is present in our lives and offer us new metaphors for what is possible.
Click here to E-Mail
Website: www.saille.com
Creative Mamas: an arts-based class for pregnant women to explore and honor their changing bodies and growing babies
A 6 week series
With Elisabeth Osgood-Campbell, MA, RSMT in New York
Learn mindful movements, sounds and breaths to nourish yourself and your baby.
Use ancient tools of the creative arts (drawing, dancing, storytelling) to navigate the profound journey of pregnancy.
When: Saturdays, May 3 June 21, 2008
Cost: $150 ($25/class)
Pre-registration required for all classes.
Please contact Elisabeth directly for more information or to register: 845.453.1694 or Click here to E-Mail
Jung Myung Lee
Movement Ritual Guide Workshop for therapists in Seoul, Korea
When: April 20, 2008
For more information:
Click here to E-Mail
The Sounding Body: Breath Meditations and Vocal Expressions
With Jamie McHugh in Berkeley, CA
"Express yourself completely, then keep quiet." - Tao te Ching
In this workshop, you will explore specific breath and vibratory sound practices for enlivening your body and quieting your mind. This dialogue between the inner movement of breath and the outer expression of sound creates somatic coherence and integration. You will have easier access to deep states of stillness and more choices for sensing and expressing yourself. The practices will also give you a departure point for exploring your own unique song.
Jamie McHugh, RSME is a Registered Somatic Movement Educator, Expressive Arts Therapist, and a Fine Art Photographer. He has been teaching movement-based work for 30 years. In the San Francisco Bay Area, Jamie is adjunct faculty at Tamalpa Institute and in the Graduate School for Holistic Studies at John F Kennedy University. He divides his time between San Francisco and the Mendocino Coast.
Websites: www.SomaticExpression.com and www.naturebeingart.org
When: March 14: 7 - 9:30pm, and March 15/16: 10am - 5pm
Where: Rudramandir: A Center for Sprituality and Healing, 830 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA
Cost: March 14 only: $50; Full Workshop: $250 ($225 if paid by March 1)
Please contact Rudramandir directly for more information: call 510-486-8700 or
download their PDF file or visit their website at www.rudramandir.com
Art Moves: A Movement-centered Approach to Art Making
With Taira Restar in Berkeley, CA
Using the body and movement as a pathway in, you
will be guided through a variety of versatile and
expressive art media, such as beeswax crayons,
oil pastels, charcoal, watercolor, and collage materials.
This class is for:
- Dancers, educators and therapists who would like
to learn more about visual art options.
- Visual artists who would like to deepen their art
experience or learn tools for working with creative
blocks.
- Any one who would like to explore creative expression.
- Any one who has felt intimidated by traditional
art classes.
Printed information on art materials and techniques
will be provided. No previous art, dance or
movement experience required.
Restar is an artist and an arts educator, who
has a B.A. in visual art and an M.A. in Movement Education.
Taira teaches at Tamalpa Institute and is an Associate Teacher for Anna Halprin. She is an ordained minister. For 25 years,
Taira has guided explorations into the body as a source for
personal discovery, spiritual insight, creative expression and play.
When: Fridays, March 28-April 25, 2008 7:15-9:15PM
Where: Rudramandir: A Center for Sprituality and Healing, 830 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA
Cost: $115-$125 sliding scale plus $10 materials fee
Please contact Rudramandir directly for more information: call 510-486-8700 or
download their PDF file or visit their website at www.rudramandir.com
Source Dance: Moving From and As Your Source
With Taira Restar in Berkeley, CA
What is the source of your wisdom, your creativity, your life force, your joy? Is it the breath, the heart, love, the soul, the earth, the Beloved, intuition? Through somatic explorations and dance, you will be invited into the present, into the truth of now, into your source. How will your source move through and as you? What will your source have to say? Through drawing and writing, you will have opportunity to integrate and make connections. Move and imagine into Source!
Restar is an artist and an arts educator, who
has a B.A. in visual art and an M.A. in Movement Education.
Taira teaches at Tamalpa Institute and is an Associate Teacher for Anna Halprin. She is an ordained minister. For 25 years,
Taira has guided explorations into the body as a source for
personal discovery, spiritual insight, creative expression and play.
When: Fridays, May 2-30, 2008 7:15-9:15PM
Where: Rudramandir: A Center for Sprituality and Healing, 830 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA
Cost: $115-$125 sliding scale
Please contact Rudramandir directly for more information: call 510-486-8700 or
download their PDF file or visit their website at www.rudramandir.com
BODY-PART MAPPING: A Movement-based Expressive Arts Workshop for Women
With Liz Boubion in Berkeley, CA
“If your body could speak, what would it say?” Come explore the question “Who Am I?” in relation to Self, to other, and to the world at large, within the context of a women’s circle and the Halprin Life/Art Process. We will use movement, sounding, drawing and poetic writing to deepen self awareness.
When: March 6 - April 24, 2008, Thursday Evenings 7:40- 10:00PM
Led by Elizabeth Boubion
Where: Rudramandir: A Center for Sprituality and Healing, 830 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA
Cost: Drop-in Sliding Scale - $25-$30 per class
For information on Body-Part Mapping or on Liz’s FREE INTRO CLASSES, contact Rudramandir - call 510-486-8700 or
download their PDF file or visit their website at www.rudramandir.com
Confluency of the Self: Aligning the streams of your life
An 8-week class series with Daniella Salzman in Berkeley, CA
We cultivate the arts of writing, drawing, movement, stillness, and improvisation as a way to explore and transform our real lives. As we honor our own stories, we discover that what we believe is what we are.
When: March 3 - May 5, 2008, Mondays, 3:30-5:30pm
Where: Rudramandir: A Center for Sprituality and Healing, 830 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA
Cost: sliding scale
Please contact Rudramandir directly for more information: call 510-486-8700 or
download their PDF file or visit their website at www.rudramandir.com
Revolution and Revelation: Activists and spiritual seekers learning from each other about courage, wisdom, and the path to peace
An 8-week class series with Daniella Salzman in Berkeley, CA
Being true to the call as political activists and as spiritual seekers, we open up a dialogue and explore with movement, drawing, writing, study, and silence: how our pursuit of economic, social and environmental justice inspires us to connect to our inherently compassionate selves - how meditation and contemplative practices inspire us to alleviate suffering in the world
When: March 5 - May 7, 2008, Wednesday evenings, 7:40-9:30pm
Where: Rudramandir: A Center for Sprituality and Healing, 830 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA
Cost: sliding scale
Please contact Rudramandir directly for more information: call 510-486-8700 or
download their PDF file or visit their website at www.rudramandir.com
Coming Home: Engaging the power of Shabbat through story, chant, stillness and celebration
a monthly drop-in class with Daniella Salzman in Berkeley, CA
"Shabbos is like love. You can talk about love for the rest of your life, but if you have never experienced it, you will never understand it. Once you have been in love though, no further discussion is necessary."
- Rabbi Aryeh Kaplan.
This monthly pre-Shabbat celebration is a unique experience using the expressive arts to enter into "Shabbat mind".
All are welcome. This course is of particular interest to those who:
- are familiar with traditional Shabbat perspectives and are curious about what contemplative approaches and renewal communities have to offer
- have sought out spiritual practice from Eastern or other traditions and have curiosity about wisdoms offered by Jewish traditions
When: 4th Friday of the month, starting March 28
Friday afternoons, 3:30-5:30pm
Where: Rudramandir: A Center for Sprituality and Healing, 830 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA
Cost: Donation
Please contact Rudramandir directly for more information: call 510-486-8700 or
download their PDF file or visit their website at www.rudramandir.com
Spring into Summer: THE INNER MARRIAGE
With Maria Luisa Diaz de Leon in Berkeley, CA
"Masculinity without femininity kills...femininity without masculinity devours"
- Marion Woodman
What kind of union do you want to cultivate between the masculine and feminine parts of yourself?
The intention of this workshop is to foster a creative internal dialogue on this topic, through the methods and tools of the Life/Art Process: movement, drawing and creative writing. The sessions will culminate in an intimate ritual/ceremony in which each participant will creatively identify and express the vows of commitment to keep their "inner marriage" alive.
The workshop is for people of any marital status who are interested in moving towards a more integrated, loving and self-responsible life. As self-awareness and self-responsibility are heightened, participants will be able to engage in relationships with significant others in a more mature way. They will also be able to continue and support their inner marriage using the tools and methods practiced during the process.
Participants with all levels of experience are welcome!
Maria Luisa's passion is movement; she works with it as a way to guide and support each person's path towards self discovery and transformation. She holds a BA in Psychology and is a Halprin Practitioner.
When: Tuesdays May 13th - June 24th, 2008 7:30 - 9:45pm
Where: Rudramandir: A Center for Sprituality and Healing, 830 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA
Cost: $175 ($150 if paid by May 1st)
Please contact Rudramandir directly for more information: call 510-486-8700 or
download their PDF file or visit their website at www.rudramandir.com
Migrant body, body of immigrants / Cuerpo Migrante, Cuerpo de
Inmigrantes: A Bilingual Introduction to Tamalpa's Life/Art Process
for Women
Saturday, April 26th
Led by Luisa Diaz and Claudia Cuentas
Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts, San Francisco, CA
1:30pm - 4:30pm
No registration required.
For information, Click Here to E-Mail
The Voice of My Walk / La Voz de mi Caminar: A Bi-lingual Introduction
to Tamalpa's Life/Art Process for Women
Saturday May 3, 2008
Led by Luisa Diaz and Claudia Cuentas
Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts, San Francisco, CA
1:30pm - 4:30pm
No registration required.
For information, Click Here to E-Mail
Movement Meditation (ongoing)
With Maria Luisa Diaz in Berkeley, CA
Some of us can not sit on a meditation cushion. Movement Meditation
trains us to deeply listen to our bodies as we move into the process
of somatic self-investigation. The approach for this class includes
such practices and approaches as breathing awareness, Ideokinesis,
Movement Ritual, Feldenkrais, Relaxation, Qi Gong, Tai Yi Chuan
(Swimming Dragon).
After each session participants feel awake, restored, and more able
to focus on their daily activities. The class also increases range of
motion and freedom of movement. My intention is to offer a practice
in which people are encouraged to continue to work at home. This is a
slow-paced and low-impact class. No previous movement or dance
experience required.
Luisa Diaz's passion is movement; she works with it as a way to guide
and support each person's path toward self discovery and
trasnformation. She holds a BA in Psychology and is a Halprin
Practitioner. http://plasmarte-ce.blogspot.com/
Website: Click Here
When: on-going, Wednesdays, 10:15 - 11:45 AM
Where: Rudramandir: A Center for Sprituality and Healing, 830 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA
Cost: $15-$20 sliding scale. Class cards available.
Please contact Rudramandir directly for more information: call 510-486-8700 or
download their PDF file or visit their website at www.rudramandir.com
Embodying Gratitude Lab, a 7 Week Workshop
With Maria Luisa Diaz in Berkeley, CA
"Gratitude puts our being in the shape of having."
- Matthew & Terces Engelhart
This series of classes facilitates the process of BEING gratitude -
which mean to allow gratitude to flow on the physical, emotional and
mentla levels. The experience of being grateful awakens us to the
beauty of who we are. This creative experience will feature the maps
and methods from the Life Art Process; movment, drawing adn creative
writting.
Luisa Diaz's passion is movement; she works with it as a way to guide
and support each person's path toward self discovery and
trasnformation. She holds a BA in Psychology and is a Halprin
Practitioner.
Website: Click Here
When: Tuesdays, March 11th - April 22nd, 2008 7:15 - 9:45PM
Where: Rudramandir: A Center for Sprituality and Healing, 830 Bancroft Way, Berkeley, CA
Cost: $20-$35 sliding scale. Class cards available.
Please contact Rudramandir directly for more information: call 510-486-8700 or
download their PDF file or visit their website at www.rudramandir.com
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Summer
Soto Hoffman
SotoMotion presents Performance Lab and other workshops in Europe
and Hong Kong
The Performance Lab is movement theater model that creates a space to
explore, improvise, express and create in movement, voice and spoken
word. The class works through both improvisation and developing
material. Participants will work in solo, duet, trio and ensemble
configurations and is open to all levels of experience.
Soto has been developing this work for over 20 years at the Tamalpa
Institute Training Program, in Europe, classes and private coaching
and directing. Soto has been teaching, performing and studying
movement since 1968. He has taught internationally since 1979
throughout Europe, in Japan, Lebanon and Australia. He has a wide
background in Post Modern Dance, movement studies, Martial Arts and
Body Work.
This summer Soto will be teaching the following workshops:
Self Portraits in Paris
July 1-6
Self Portrait process will be explored in Movement,
Dance, Voice and drawings. This is the second year of
this seminar and is a great way to reconnect to this
essential aspect of the Tamalpa Experience.
Contact: Canaldanse
Tel: 01 40 131 482
E-mail: Click Here
Performance Lab in Italy
July 11-13
Movement Awareness and Performance work in the
contryside. Enjoy the work and great food and
friendship in Italy.
Contact: Kyria DeAntoni
Tel: 0039 2 5396248/0039 3473592738
E-mail: Click Here
Performance Lab and
Talking and Fighting Sticks
TanzForm in Konstanz, Germany
July 24-27
Contact: Elke Scheller
Tel: 07531 21920
E-mail: Click Here
Introduction to the Stick Work in Germany
Freiburg, Germany
July 31-August 3
This workshop is to introduce the Sticks and the New
Training being presented in 2009. This new training
will focus on developing personal skills and
developing leadership skills in working in various
settings with the sticks, including with children, in
clinics and schools.
Contact: Marion Schnurnberger
Tel: 07664 403111
E-mail: Click Here
Review Days
August 3-9
Location to be announced
This workshop is in it's 18th year. It is open to
people who have worked with Soto at Tamalpa Institute or in
Europe. It presents an opportunity to come back and
reconnect with the work and some wonderful people. It
includes Movement Awarenes and Explorations,
Performance Lab, The Sticks, and Qi Gong.
Contact: Claus Buehler
Tel: 0641 491261
E-mail: Click Here
Jung Myung Lee
Korean art therapy professors’ Tamalpa Experience Workshop with Anna Halprin and Daria Halprin at Mountain Home Studio in Kentfield, CA
When: August 6-15, 2008
For more information:
Click here to E-Mail
NATUREDANCES 2008
A week-long workshop with Thea Frey in Alpe Doro, Switzerland
A creative retreat including dance, bodywork, yoga, painting and poetry amidst untouched nature, together with a supportive group and led by an experienced guide.
Come dance the senses in the wild nature of the Swiss mountains. Stalk your bushsoul to her power-spots, accompanied by your power-animal and allies. Through our explorations and adventures, strong rock comes alive again, tender grass, supporting earth, rooted tree, expansive sky and the crackling of the fire becomes a path to our center of power and creativity.
When: August 9-16, 2008
Where: Alpe Doro, Switzerland
Cost: Fr. 985 (approximately US$850), everything included
Please visit www.lifeartsoulsdance.com for more information.
Tamalpa Experience Workshop in Denmark with Pernille Overø
Pernille Overø, Tamalpa practitioner, presents Tamalpa Experience Workshop in Denmark.
In the spring, she offers lectures about Tamalpa Life/Art Process and workshops for cancer survivors.Pernille is a dancer. In her business, Worlddance, she makes her living by guiding people in businesses and organizations through dance.
For futher information
When: June 7 and 8, 2008
E-Mail: Click Here
Website: www.worlddance.dk
Tel: 0045 2712 9973
Tamalpa Experience Workshop "An Introduction to the Tamalpa Approach"
in Boulder, Colorado with Melinda Harrison
When: Friday June 6, 2008; 7:00-9:30PM
And for a two-day Tamalpa Experience workshop
Saturday and Sunday June 7 & 8, 2008; 10:00AM - 5:00PM
Where: Harrison's Dance Space in Boulder Heights
Cost:$100 (or $70 for Saturday only)
Performance: Sunday June 8; 2:00-5:00PM
For information and registration, please contact:
E-Mail: Click Here
Tel: 303.442.3206
FEEL BETTER RIGHT NOW: Start Reducing the Impact of Stress on your Body and your Life with Sue Martin, M.A.
Summer Workshop: July 19, 2008
Sue Martin, M.A., long time Tamalpa practitioner and guest faculty at the Tamalpa Institute, presents stress reduction and wellness seminars and workshops in Berkeley, California.
In the upcoming July seminar you will learn:
• Skills to immediately reduce the impact of stress on your body, emotions and relationships and
• The physiology of stress and of wellness.
Sue Martin, M.A. has been teaching for over 30 years about how to reduce stress and trauma while enhancing wellness and creativity. Currently she teaches at JFK University in northern California in the Somatic Psychology Program in the Department of Holistic Studies. She is author of USING THE BODY’S WISDOM TO HEAL TRAUMA: a Somatic Expressive Arts Approach (2001).
Esta Soler, the Executive Director of the nationally renowned Family Violence Prevention Fund has this to say about Sue’s teaching:
“Sue’s compassionate style, backed by her keen intellect and wisdom is unique. Her training curriculum skills are unparalleled.”
For further information contact Sue at
E-Mail: Click Here
Tel: 510.307.6481
"Live Art" Family Studio Session at SFMOMA with Terre Parker, Taira Restar and Claudia Cuentas
An afternoon workshop of movement, dance and music for children and adults in celebration of and education on four at-risk animals that live in the city of San Francisco: Peregrine Falcon, California Quail, California Sea Lion and California Slender Salamander. This is part of architect and artist Fritz Haeg's Animal Estates project.
Led by Terre Parker (Sea Ranch Collective) and Taira Restar (Tamalpa Institute Teacher) with live music by Claudia Cuentas (Tamalpa Associate Teacher)
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco, CA
When: Sunday July 20, 2008 - 12:00pm - 3:00pm
No registration required. Free admission for families.
For information www.sfmoma.org
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