Workshop Series Info
Show and Tell Gallery Presents:
Poetcetera! at the Bamboo Grove Salon
With the help of Bamboo Grove Salon, Show and Tell Gallery is putting together a quirky monthly workshop series for Portland’s low-budget creative types to get their teach on, starting sometime in October.
If you are interested in holding a lecture or workshop, to share your own unique artistic process and/or your understanding of how your art connects you to the outside world:
1) Provide us a list of dates/times you would be available.
2) Let us know if it would be a multi-day class, or a one day event.
3) Create a reader of about 15-20 pages, of any material you would like – what are you reading that you think we should know about? What are you working on that you would like to share? A how-to manual for your skill set? Etcetera. The sky’s the limit.
4) Prepare an exercise for the workshop and include it in the reader.
5) Send these materials to review to editor@themidnightpost.com.
The reader will be optional, depending on what the workshop entails, but we would like to see some of your ideas/thought process behind your workshop prior to us putting you on the schedule.
The teahouse at the Bamboo Grove is open MTWTh 4 – 9, and TWTh 1 – 9. Obviously, evenings will draw a larger crowd. We will also be able to use the salon on weekends, depending on what other events are happening that week.
Please feel free to email editor@themidnightpost.com, or msillitoe@gmail.com, with questions.
ahhhhhh! i’m so excited about this! sadie, you are a genius. thank you for dreaming this up.
Thanks! I’ll be looking for your workshop app
How are you?
i’m all over the place. riding the roller coaster. loving up the summer heat. and i DO plan on applying! yes! how you doin!?
I’m doing well. Just writing my thesis and dreaming up stuff to do in Portland re: poetry! Yay! I can’t wait to see what you come up with
The sky’s the limit – when you get something together, send it my way and let me know when you might want to shoot for. We’re really pretty much set to go; once we have our first workshop idea/instructor ready, we’ll set the day/time with the gallery and work up some marketing. The tricky part will be figuring out how to get people to sign up ahead of time…