Monday, September 22, 2014

Kula Makua—Adult Waldorf Education Presents:
A Visual Arts Intensive—
Painting and Drawing for Teachers
with Van James

Sunday, June 28 to Friday, July 3, 2015
Honolulu, Hawai’i





A unique six-day drawing and painting retreat for teachers, artists, therapists and parents will take place in Hawai’i this summer from June 28 to July 3, 2015. The course will look at how children first learn to draw and paint and how to best promote these arts with techniques and lessons appropriate to the developmental stages of the child. A Waldorf approach, appropriate to any educational setting, will be utilized with special attention to Rudolf Steiner’s ideas and some of the latest research on child development in connection with the arts.

Due to the special nature of Hawai’i and its spirit of place, these intensive classes will be held mornings only so that participants can have their afternoons free to explore the beauty of the island of O’ahu. The artistic sessions will be held at the Honolulu Waldorf School, MaKai Campus, 5257 Kalaniana’ole Highway, 96821, in an ocean-side art studio. The school is located on a bus route and a selection of restaurants is located directly across the street.

Visual Arts Intensive

Schedule
June 28, Sunday—8:30-10:30am, Drawing for K-2
            10:30-11am, Break
            11am-12:30pm, Painting for K-2nd grade
June 29, Monday—8:30-10:30am, Drawing for 3-4
            10:30-11am, Break
            11am-12:30pm, Painting for 3-4th grade
June 30, Tuesday—8:30-10:30am, Drawing 4-5
            10:30-11am, Break
            11am-12:30pm Painting 4-5th grade
July 1, Wednesday—8:30-10:30am, Drawing 5-6
            10:30-11am, Break
            11am-12:30pm, Painting 5-6th grade
July 2, Thursday—8:30-10:30am, Drawing 7
            10:30-11am, Break
            11am- 12:30pm, Painting 7th grade
July 3, Friday—8:30-10:30am, Drawing 8
            10:30-11am, Break
            11am-12:30pm, Painting 8th grade

The fee of $360 includes two sessions per day for six days, all materials, and refreshments at break times. An early-bird fee of $300 is offered to early registrations until March 1, 2015. Space is limited. All housing and meal arrangements are left up to individuals and are not included or arranged by the Arts Intensive. (Package deals from your own locale, including air, hotel, and car, will likely be the most reasonable option.)

For registration and further details contact art4hawaii@gmail.com or 808-395-1268.

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