Contemplative Art Practice Series with Jessica Cerullo

Contemplative Art Practice at the Dragon’s Egg

Are you interested in exploring the play between contemplation and art making? Do you (seek to) delight in the improvisational stage of the art-making process? Do you enjoy spaces where you can be both alone and together as you lean into the support of a community of fellow artists? Artist/facilitator, Jessica Cerullo, guides you between stillness and movement, in a space dedicated to the art of picking up and putting down influences. All disciplines are welcome: sketching, singing, speaking, writing, dancing, cross stitching, photographing, composing, etc.

When
10:30 – 12:15 the last Monday of the month
September 27, 2021
October 25
November 29
December 27
January 31, 2022
February 28
March 28
April 25

Cost
$40 for the whole series no matter the number of times you attend the practice.

Also
It is important to arrive on time (arrival window of 10:30-10:45), departing early is just fine. The Dragon’s Egg Studio space is large with many windows. Masks are required upon entering the studio.

About Jessica and the lineage supporting Contemplative Art Practice
Barbara Dilley developed Contemplative Dance Practice (CDP) inspired by her studies with Tibetan meditation master Chögyum Trungpa Rinpoche. Jessica studied with Barbara when she was an MFA student at Naropa University 2004-2006. In subsequent years, she practiced with CDP NYC and Barbara’s dance art lab. She also assisted Barbara in the studio, and supported her in the developmental stages of writing her book, This Very Moment: Dancing, Teaching, Thinking. The Contemplative Art Practice Jessica facilitates is a variation on Barbara’s Contemplative Dance Practice.

Contact Jessie@JessicaCerullo.com if you have questions.

https://www.jessicacerullo.com/

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