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Showing posts with label woman-on-a-journey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label woman-on-a-journey. Show all posts
11 November, 2010
31 October, 2010
Fossil Fabrication
I'm still doing my best to create collages for my up-and-coming art exhibit titled "Woman on a Journey". It is a year's art exhibit, as well as a series of seminars all doing with journeys in diverse sense of the word.
I can not believe it is almost November and other than a rough outline of what we want to do, Nothing Has Been Done! I am beginning to panic.
Had a great time with this collage, once I discovered a fossil effect of the rock texture.
10 July, 2010
Announcement
I've been wanting to announce the following for a while now. It is quite exciting partake upon such a venture and I am forever thankful to the group of friends who have agreed to help organise this ambitious program.
"Woman On A Journey is an art and culture program that is to take place in the Frauenhotel in Luebeck, Germany throughout the year of 2011. The program includes an art exhibit of collages by lilalia, as well as contains various workshops and seminars exploring the central theme of ”Inner and Outer Journeys Of Discovery”.
The seminars are informative and inspirational presentations, whereas the workshops are participatory or exploratory in nature. Various themes are explored, such as,
- Women traveling Solo
- Luebeck: A city seeped in culture and of many cultures (perspectives from migrant women on International Women’s Day 2011)
- Growing old with all your senses and common sense
- Africa: A Continent of Resourceful Entrepreneurs
- Social-Marketing vs. Social Engagement
Woman On A Journey is the brainchild of lilalia and Sabine D. whose intention is the support of women networks through artistic and cultural exchange. In the background of the art exhibit and public events is the promotion and support of a community of businesswomen in Kimilili, Kenya. The central goal of the program is to create a lively conversation amongst women who aspire to living life as an inward and outward journey of discovery."
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