Workshops
Creative Critique
$0-$5 | Every Last Monday of the Month | 6 - 7:30 pm | CREATE Council X Cone Zero
Creative Crits are monthly interactive gatherings where creatives can workshop ideas and get direct feedback or hands-on help on their project, grant, or concept development. Bring a piece of writing, artwork, or a question related to your creative practice or business. All are welcome to bring actual pieces or share digitally (like an ipad or a link that people can access on their devices).
Attendees will be in small groups and guided on the structure for the conversation. A quick rundown - Each person will get 10 minutes to present and receive feedback (2 minutes to present/share the project or question. 4 minutes for clarifying questions from the group and 4 minutes of offers from the group). It's a quick process but sparks a lot of conversation as well as inspiration. And don't worry, we review how it all works at the start of each meetup after brief introductions. Even if you don't have a specific project or question, all are welcome to be a part of the conversation and process!
This Workshop operates on a suggested donation of $5, if you want to attend but can’t pay or prefer cash, use code CREATECRIT for free registration.
The Creative Habit: Developing a Sustainable Creative Practice
$300 | April 7th - April 21st | 6:00 - 7:30pm | Thursday evenings with Elizabeth | 3 weeks
Interested in cultivating a creative practice but don't know where to start? Reconnect to your inner artist and explore your creative identity in this four week workshop, where you will explore what art and creativity mean to you and learn the fundamentals of developing a sustainable long-term creative practice to help reduce stress, increase wellbeing, and meet your overall goals. All materials provided and no previous art experience necessary!
Instructor Bio:
Elizabeth diGiacomantonio, MPS, LCAT, ATR-BC (she/her) is a board-certified creative arts therapist, artist, and educator. Elizabeth works with adult clients in private practice where she integrates traditional talk therapy with creative and somatic approaches and provides creativity coaching. Elizabeth holds a masters degree in Art Therapy and Creativity Development from Pratt Institute, where she was awarded the Pratt Circle for academic excellence. In addition to her work as a therapist, Elizabeth maintains an active artistic practice in the Hudson Valley.