Women Writing for a Change invite you to attend the opening reception for this special show featuring readings by Women Writing for a Change writers, performances by Mal Jones and Barbara Colaciello, and a diverse group of First Coast Artists, including Alias Alien, Robyn Andrews, Mary Atwood, Christopher Clark, Vaughn Cochran, Silvia De Arauju, Deborah Reid, and many others. Curated by Deborah Reid.
Friday, January 12, 2018
5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Associate Curator of Education at Orando Museum of Art, DavidMatteson and LifeArt Studio director Lezlie Laws team up for a new four session program starting January 13th and running monthly through April, titled Writing in the Galleries. You’ll examine a work of art in great detail, and David will help you see what the artist intended. Then participants will receive a prompt by Lezlie from her book, Twelve Doors.
Get details and register here.
… Without Boring the Heck out of Your Readers. That’s the name of a great new online class being taught by Sandra Gail Lambert in March 2018.
Lambert will “use a variety of techniques and readings that will help revise our descriptions of the natural world (in any genre of nonfiction or fiction) in ways that develop our characters and plots rather than obscure them. The fourth week will be reserved for individual conferences (Skype or phone calls), where I’ll give feedback on your individual pieces (up to 5000 words) and help develop a submission plan if that is requested.”
Here’s a link to a description of the ourse and more info about Lambert.
Come to a “book talk,” sale, and signing by authors Suzanne Hudson and Joe Formichella of Water Hole Branch, Alabama (near Fairhope), to be followed by the music of their good friends Grayson Capps and Corky Hughes. Tickets are $20 per person (pay in advance to zydeco-jan@comcast.net on PayPal.com). Tickets are limited.
Saturday, December 2 at 6 PM – 10 PM
Cross-Cultural Coalition, Adelaide Snittman Hall, 623 McDonnell Drive, Railroad Square Art Park, Tallahassee, Florida