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Art After Dark with Nathan Ross Freeman – “Creative Writing: Sight to Sound”

Presented by Weatherspoon Art Museum at Weatherspoon Art Museum

March 11, 2010

Art After Dark is a new hands-on program for adults aimed at inspiring creativity. Each workshop explores a different creative process and uses the "Existed: Leonardo Drew" exhibition as a departure point. Participate in one or all three workshops. No experience is necessary. For details and to reserve a space, email weatherspoon@uncg.edu or call 336.334.5770. Author, educator, and filmmaker Nathan Ross Freeman leads a writing workshop for adults interested in exploring how art can catalyze profound and personal meaning. The workshop focuses on Freeman’s 3-part method of delving into subject matter through the senses: to admit, to accept, and to share. Nathan Ross Freeman is founder of Montage Showcase Ensemble, Assegai Film Group, Pen & Voice, and Mr. Bones Film LLC. He is cofounder of the Winston-Salem Youth Art Institute. He received a B.E.S.T. Outstanding Faculty Award from UNC in 2007 and is a member of the NC Humanities Council’s Speaker’s Bureau. Looking for ways to instill more creativity in your students? Educators are invited to a 30-minute preprogram discussion before each Art After Dark workshop. The Just for Educators program provides information on Leonardo Drew with strategies for translating workshop ideas for the classroom. For information and to receive professional development credit, contact Terri Dowell-Dennis by email at t_dowell@uncg.edu or 336.256.1449. Public Programming for Existed: Leonardo Drew is supported by the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Cultural Resources with funding from the National Endowment for the Arts.