I am excited to announce that I will be part of a panel discussion called "The Importance of Journaling in Fostering Creativity." This event is being hosted by the wonderful Rice Freeman Zachery and will also include Wendy Hale Davis as part of the panel. A question and answer session will follow the discussion. The day will be highlighted by a book signing during which Rice will be available to sign copies of her newest book "Creative Time & Space: Making Room for Making Art."
This event is being sponsored by The Ink Pad and will take place on Saturday June 19th between 1:00 and 4:00. It is being held at the Westbeth Community Center in New York City on 55 Bethune Street (between Washington and West).
I hope everybody in and near NYC will try to attend. I would love to personally meet more of the people who visit and support The Altered Page. The event is free but seats are limited and you must register with The Ink Pad in advance for a space. You can call 212-463-9876 for reservations.
21 comments:
Unfortunately I live no where near New York but this sound like a great event and congratulations on being on the panel.
I am sure you will be posting about it.
cheers, parsnip
If only I lived closer. Congratulations on being part of this panel and discussion. I look forward to photos and comments.
I will be out of town, but that is so sad because I would love to meet you and Rice in person! *pout* Have fun!
Bummer! I'd be there in a heartbeat, but have unchangeable plans that day. Would have loved to see you again and of course, the panel discussion sounds wonderful. I hope you have a huge turnout.
Best wishes,
Eileen
wish I could make it as I find myself more and more interested in journaling lately, but as I am sending my daughter to the big city this weekend I won't be able to afford it myself too :( However I am really hoping to make at least one trip up to visit her, so maybe we can meet for coffee then, I'd love to see you for real someday :))
Go get 'em Seth!!! Tell everyone how important journaling is!! That's awesome, wish I could be there. Journaling is important, it's about the only form of art I'm able to do right now and it's helping me keep it all together-lol!
hey seth, congrats. northern california is a bit of a commute . . . is it being recorded? photographed? reviewed? let us know.
know 'em dead, kid!
Suddenly wishing I weren't way down south in Arkansas all of a sudden. Would love to visit. Have a great time.
congrats! that sounds like so much fun!!
i wish i could make it but alas, i'm thousands of miles away. might you be able to film it? (hint!)
Too bad I live on the opposite coast...or I would love to attend. Have a great time,
Cynthia
Okay, this is worth flying for.
I'm going to have to check things out.
How exciting!
Can you have Nate C. fly out and pick me up?
How wonderful! Sounds like such an amazing panel discussion and so glad you will be part of it. I have Rice's book and can attest to how great it is. Journaling seems to be the hot word of the day! What an opportunity not to miss! Also love your newest Pax hand piece in your Etsy! Just great! Your Hand pieces are flying off your shelves and I can definitely see why. They are all so unique, special, and incredibly creative!
Congratulations. Look forward to hearing about event.
Congrats to you, Seth! I hope you'll post highlights of the panel discussion (and photos, maybe?).
Happy days,
Joanie
Congrats Seth on your continued success and connections with the art community!
Wish that I were closer to NYC, it would be a treat to meet you in person!
I do feel really fortunate to be able to 'visit' you here at The Altered Page ... thank you for continuing to inspire and delight with your creativity!
This event sounds fantastic, and even more so with you being there! Congratulations! I have the book by Rice Freeman and it's great. Now that summer is here I can read it again... roxanne
I would love to be at that soiree, but I am on the other coast! Have a grand time, so many of my favorite people in one place, sigh...
I could just cry. Although I live in FL my bro lives in NYC, walking distance from the Ink Pad. Normally I visit him around this time of year but major surgery scheduled for 6/14 is trashing any travel plans. If you think you will be repeating this class or doing anything else at the Ink Pad I sure would like to know about it.
How badly do I want to come to this, damn Scotland for not being Brooklyn.
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