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The Story of Flow: An Eco-Arts Escape for EducatorsTuesday, June 25, 9 a.m.–1 p.m.
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This half-day professional development retreat, featuring Sherry Cook Stanforth at Columbia Tusculum’s historical Carnegie Center, offers teachers and community program leaders a creative escape. We will explore Cincinnati’s unique territory in the Ohio River Watershed, flowing with artistic inspiration, Urban Appalachian culture and history, and ecological surprises. We will practice a range of skills (field observation, personal meditation, narrative interpretation, and arts-based invention) to design unique, easy-to-implement classroom and collaborative community projects highlighting the value of creative processes and storytelling techniques. These include:
urban history hiking excursion
local forager & cultural tasting table
guided (creative writing/visual arts) exercises and prompts
interdisciplinary connections
demonstrations and conversations with rising young teaching artists
A CEU certificate can be provided after the program. You may attend this program and the Summer Teacher Institute for additional CEUs. For more information, email [email protected]
Partnering with Urban Appalachian Community Coalition, Originary Arts Initiative and the Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum.
If you need accessibility accommodations for this program or event, please email [email protected]. Please contact us in advance to ensure accommodations can be made.
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The Cincinnati Art Museum is open Tuesday–Sunday. Free general admission & free parking. Please visit cincinnatiartmuseum.org for more information.
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Cincinnati Art Museum, 1798 Art Museum Dr, Cincinnati, OH 45202-15ND, United States,Cincinnati
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