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the Arts Enrichment Project

A Center for the Arts and Anthroposophy

Community Education Toward Social and Cultural Renewal

End of the Year Art Show

Drawings, Paintings and Sculpture and WTEE Student Projects on Display

June 5 and 6, 2009
Show Opens Friday at 5:30 pm Closes Saturday at 5pm
The Eurythmy Hall, Eugene Waldorf School Campus

Registration

Course Schedule, Spring 2009

The Arts Enrichment Project is an adjunct program within Waldorf Teacher Education Eugene. Its mission is to create the space and the time where continuing education in the arts is available to students attending WTEE as well as the general community.

A guiding principle for the Arts Enrichment Project is to strengthen the bonds between individual artistic development and a healthy social life. Working with the insights of Rudolf Steiner's spiritual science, courses are developed to awaken our creative will to transform chaotic social forms into increasingly more harmonious ones. The arts are a vital component in helping us to become what the artist Joseph Beuys called social sculptors.

Why Art Today?

In working with the arts we adjust our relationship to the world, we enhance the possibility to give it new life and meaning — we create forms for the future.

Art is an activity in which the soul ensouls itself — we build our consciousness of self and the world. This allows us to propose a living image of the future, a new relationship between human soul and world. This becomes the social setting for our growing individuality and accompanying freedom.

 

 

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