Book Artist Alchemy:
The Art of Weaving Words & Images
Workshop A – Afternoon
February 23
March 9
March 23
April 6
Time: 1:00-3:00 PM
Location: On-Line (Zoom)
Instructor: Anthea Karanasos Hubanks
Registration is required: Please click here to register.
Registration Fee. $60.00
Number of participants: 10
Description: Back by popular demand, this workshop is a repeat of the one offered in the fall of 2020.
This unique 4-session writing workshop will explore playful, creative ways to weave together your original book art with your own writing. Short-form writing genres will include poetry, ekphrastic word collage, haiku, memoir vignette, prose, letters, notes, and travelogues. Short writing forms will splendidly enhance the flourish and storytelling effect of your original book art. We welcome writers and book artists of all abilities to join us for this fun series of writing classes. If you register, you must attend all four sessions. No previous book arts experience required.
Testimonials from those who participated in the fall workshop tell us they were inspired and rejuvenated. Some participants created fully realized artbooks to accompany their written compositions.
Please note, there is Workshop A during daytime hours and Workshop B in the evening on the same dates. If one is full, check the other for availability.
About the Instructor: Anthea Karanasos Hubanks is the Director of The Story and Body Project, and teaches creative writing, listening, and storytelling to individuals and groups. As Poet-in-Residence and Director of Literary Arts for The Black Dog Arts Coalition in Snoqualmie, Washington, Anthea curates literary events, edits chapbooks, and teaches workshops. Anthea has taught creative writing at the YMCA, Frank Tobey Jones and served as a guest teacher in Tacoma Public Schools. A community organizer and poet, Anthea loves inspiring people to discover the pleasures of poetry and creative writing, and the power of the written word to transform lives.