The Art of Seeing – awakening the psyche through Jung’s Active Imagination – Thursday 25th May 2023 7-8pm UK time with Mary Attwood
The Art of Seeing – awakening the psyche through Jung’s Active Imagination with Mary Attwood Thursday 25th May 2023 7-8pm UK time via Zoom £10 7-8pm UK ti “Every good idea and all creative work are the offspring of the imagination…The...
Craft as an Expression of Perennial Philosophy, Rooted in the Alchemical Tradition with David Cranswick PhD – Tuesday 20th June 2023 – 6:30-8:00pm UK time – via Zoom – £10
Craft as an Expression of Perennial Philosophy, Rooted in the Alchemical Tradition with David Cranswick, PhD Tuesday 20th June 2023 – 6:30pm – 8:00pm (UK Time) via Zoom – £10 This talk will cover the role of traditional craft training and how...Seeing the World Anew: The Emergence of Landscape in Art With Mary Attwood Three week Summer course Mondays 8th, 15th and 22nd August 2022, 10am- 1pm UK time
Gainsborough, Constable, Turner Three week Summer course With Mary Attwood Mondays 8th, 15th & 22nd August 2022 10am – 1pm, via Zoom On looking at them, we find tears in our eyesand know not what brings them.John...The Art of Seeing with Mary Attwood – Art as a Living Presence Thursday 19th May 2022 – 7-8pm (UK time) -Via Zoom – £10
These run once a month on a Thursday from 7-8 pm (UK time) by Zoom. Contact info@maryattwood.com for dates.
We know how to read a book and get lost in the other world of the imagination, and we allow ourselves to be moved emotionally and viscerally by music, but have we lost our visionary capacity when it comes to looking at works of art?
The Creativity, Life & Works of Leonardo da Vinci with Mary Attwood – 3 week course – Sunday 6, 13 & 20 March 2022 – 3.00pm-5.00pm (UK time) – via Zoom – £45
Leonardo da Vinci barely needs an introduction. His name is associated with genius, a man whose insatiable desire to discover what lay behind the world of natural phenomena led him to become the archetypal renaissance man equally adept at painting as he was with creating ideas for warfare and entertaining the court. Yet Leonardo was also a human being who encountered his own struggles and worked incredibly hard, incorporating a number of different qualities and cognitive faculties which co-existed alongside each other.
