Artist's Way with Ann Ciccolella Held Every Wednesday Through 12/18

By: Dec. 05, 2013
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Ann Ciccolella (Artistic Director of Austin Shakespeare) welcomes everyone who is intrigued by refreshing their creative spirit to join her Artist's Way group from 12 noon-1 pm Wednesdays at THE HIDEOUT, 617 CONGRESS usually in the theater.

Four sessions: $15=$50 or $20 per session through Dec. 18 - call (512) 470-4505 or visit www.austinshakespeare.org

Inspired by the books of Julia Cameron, the group has varied widely in age and creative persons from lawyers who write mysteries to young actors...and anyone who wants to stimulate their creativity!

Each session is distinct so you can drop in for one session or connect for a month at a time. Join us at 12 noon- 1pm Wednesdays (4 sessions @$15=$50 or $20 per session) Nov. 13-Dec. 18
"The most engaging people are attracted to this Artist's Way group, with the aim of connecting to their creativity and to meet like-minded individuals. Everyone is creative and so many people long to express it, but procrastinate for a myriad of reasons," explains facilitator, Ann Ciccolella.

This series will help break down those barriers. Even if you have never done the "Artist's Way," you will learn to fuel your creativity and do what you have always wanted to do - release the power of your unique voice. If you have done the Artist's Way before, this class will serve a renewal of your Morning Pages, Artist's Dates and walking to discover inner passions and fears. Each session will continue activities that help to free yourself from jealousy, guilt and self-sabotage.

From one member: "I went on an 'Artist's Date' to see master violinists play Texas Swing, and decided to try it again, having loved it in college and given it up for more "serious" pursuits. Artist's Way convinced me to dare to be bad at it, and the group support helped me persevere. Only months later did I learn that my grandfather played jazz violin in the 1920's, only to give it up to raise a family, like I had given it up to go to law school. I'm determined to carry on the tradition in his honor and to have a lot of fun. You'll be amazed by what you discover on the Artist's Way."



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