Thursday, August 26, 2010

Member Spotlight: Ingvild Waerhaug- Vedic Art workshops fall 2010




Hello all wonderful women of the International Women Artists' Salon and Fans!!

There is a Vedic Art course this upcoming weekend, and more dates for Sept and Oct are listed in the general email below. 

As a member of the Salon and Fans of our Salon, you will get $50.00 off the $300.00 workshop fee, so you only pay $250.00 for 3 days; Friday evening 6-9 pm, and Saturday and Sunday 10am-5pm. 

I recommend reading the interview/article where I tell the exciting story how Vedic Art came from India to Scandinavia...and now to USA! Link in the text below. 

Hope to see you! 

If you have further questions, please call my cell: 917-861-8612 

All the best, Ingvild 




AWAKEN YOUR CREATIVE POWERS WITH VEDIC ART 

Vedic Art consists of Seventeen principles that guide you to create your life and art from your heart. 

No artistic skills needed. All are welcome! 

SHORT INTRODUCTION 

The origins of Vedic art comes from the 5000 year old Indian Vedas. This knowledge was brought to the west by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, who chose the Swedish artist Curt Kallmann to develop and introduce this sacred teachings to the West. Now it is available for the first time in the USA through the Norwegian artist and teacher Ingvild Waerhaug-Baron, a student of Curt´s.



The seventeen principles of Vedic Art are a map that activates your creative life force through practical, meditative and playful activities. Vedic Art is available for everyone, and is beneficial whether or not you have artistic experience. We use painting and drawing to awaken the intuitive creator within. Vedic art calls forth your creativity from deep down in your subconscious. This can help you become more confident about yourself and your potentials. 

 

There is no right or wrong in this workshop; the focus is on the creative process. Students of all levels work side by side with the common understanding that comments are not made about each other’s work. This creates a safe, non-judgmental environment. Together we make a peaceful atmosphere where our creativity flourishes, our hearts open, and above all we have fun!

Read the full story about how Vedic Art came to Scandinavia, and now to the USA, in the interview with Ingvild Waerhaug from the Magazine **´VISION´** or click the link: 




http://www.ingvildwaerhaug.com/workshops2.htm

Review: By Johanne Wold: Little by little I let go…soon I am full of paint stains, and time and space disappears and I am immersed in the creative process. I start with a single brush stroke, and before I know it I have a finished painting in front of me. Only when I am done, I see what I have created, and the result surprises me many times. At the end of each day I´m exhausted, but happy. I hang the pictures on the wall at home and feel a warm pleasure of being surrounded by my own creative powers.



PRACTICAL INFORMATION 


The Basic course consists of two weekends. In our upcoming August weekends there are a few options. If you are new to Vedic Art you can take Part 1 the first weekend and Part 2 the next. You may also take part 2 at a later time. If you have already taken Part 1 at a previous weekend, you may take Part 2 at either of the upcoming weekends. In the future we will be offering more advanced classes and teacher training courses.


WEEKEND WORKSHOPS FALL 2010 


DATES: August 27-28-29, September 17-18-19, October 1-2-3, October 22-23-24 



SCHEDULE: Friday: 6pm-9pm and Saturday-Sunday: 10am-5pm 

FEE: $ 300 for each weekend, includes some materials, more details when signing up 

ADDRESS: EFA Studio 604, 323 west 39 street, between 8 and 9 Ave, close to 8 Ave.



Ingvild Waerhaug is an artist and a certified Vedic Art Teacher. She has studied with Curt Kallman who received the original Vedic Art teachings from Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. She has 10 years of art studies and more than 20 years of working experience in the field of art and design. And she has also studied meditation, yoga and healing with spiritual teachers worldwide for 18 years. 




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