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BOX
STORIES
This was
one of the first boxes created by artist and E&M Founder, Adrienne
Fritze, and is about her relationship with her brother - 10 years her
senior. The box panels each have a unique face painted on it representing
the many viewpoints throughout the years the artist has held about him.
In the end, she acknowledges, and is thankful for, the gift that is her
brother.
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upComIng
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SERIES
| ANYTHING
BUT ORDINARY
Storytelling
Through Words And Pictures To
Explore & Express Your Place In The World
All great stories
- whether told in movies, books, on stage, or in visual arts - use
archetypes and symbolism found in the classic mythic structure called
the "Hero's Journey". In this series participants will learn about
this powerful structure by mapping their own "life tale" against the
elements of the Hero's Journey.
Workshop
Location: Working Artists Studio (@
CARTON SERVICES BLDG.)
2211
NW Front Avenue, #301, Portland OR 97209
Info
Contact: Adrienne Fritze, 503.445.1268
Series
Dates: TBA
Series Cost : $600 for all 8 sessions
Participants
will also play with different techniques of character exploration
- using collage, stenciling, assemblage, poster art, and journaling
- to craft a multi-media story in the form of a group exhibit. Included
in this series is a Creative Journaling Workbook designed to further
the exploration of storytelling, helping participants look at what
makes up the compelling, and necessary, character archetypes found
in all stories.
The course will
tap your creative talents. Whether you're an accomplished artist
or just like to dabble, your box will be a powerful symbol of your
thoughts and emotions. All you need is a passion for self-expression
and the desire to tell a story with words and images.
SERIES OBJECTIVE:
The following represents the major objectives to be accomplished
by the end of this series. In the series you will:
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Understand the basic elements of classic storytelling
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Develop skills and gain confidence in being part of a creative
team
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Develop
a greater sense of self and belonging
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Produce
and promote a group exhibition
Each of the eight
2-hour sessions include all the materials needed to do all the exercises
and create the artworks.
Course
Syllabus | SECTION ONEThe
Hero
- Presentation:
Overview of story archetypes (Hero, Mentor, Threshold Guardian, Herald,
Shapeshifter, Shadow, Trickster)
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Discussion
RE: The HERO Archetype
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WORKBOOK
Assignment: Exploring Hero's Strengths and Weaknesses
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Discussion & Collage: Exploring the Hero's Challenge
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WORKBOOK
Assignment: Debrief the Hero's Challenge & Read About Mentor
and Threshold Guardian Archetypes
Course Syllabus
| SECTION TWOTHE
MENTOR & THRESHOLD GUARDIAN
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Discussion: The Hero's Relationship to Other Archetypes
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WORKBOOK
Assignment: Examining Strengths, Weaknesses, and Challenges
with a Mentor or Threshold Guardian
Week 4:
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Collage: Exploring Hero's Relationship With Another Archetype
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WORKBOOK
Assignment: Debrief the Box Collage Work; Read About Herald,
Shapeshifter, Shadow, Trickster Archetypes; Explore Impact
Point-of-View Has On the Hero's World
- Promote the
Exhibit (Word-of-mouth)
Course Syllabus
| SECTION THREEHERO'S
VIEW OF THE WORLD
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Discussion: The Hero's Relationship to the World (family,
community, work, government, etc.)
- WORKBOOK
Assignment: Explore "what if" Alternative Viewpoints
- Promote the
Exhibit (Press Releases)
Week 6:
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Express theHero's Relationship with the World through
Poster Art.
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WORKBOOK Assignment: Write the Storyteller Statement
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Promote
the Exhibit (Postering)
Course Syllabus
| SECTION FOURPREPARING
AND OPENING THE STORY EXHIBIT
- Bring it
All Together
- Create
the Exhibit Statement as a team
- Wire
the boxes and plan the exhibit layout
- WORKBOOK
Assignment: Follow up Invitations and Press Releases
Week 8:
- Install
the Exhibit and Prepare for the Opening.
If you have any
questions about the workshop, please send an e-mail to Adrienne at
adrienne@urbanesque.com,
or by calling her at 503.445.1268.
We look forward
to seeing you at this unique and powerful workshop!
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Empty & Meaningless:
the Box Project (E&M) is a community arts program whose intent
is to create an atmosphere for breakthroughs in any area of your life,
using the tools of ontological inquiry and art. Under the E&M
banner are specially designed programs for use in schools, prisons,
with at-risk and marginalized populations, as well as seminars and
one-off workshops designed to explore topics as diverse as imprisonment
& freedom, health and well-being, parenting, and more.
More information
on E&M may be found by visiting or website at http://empty.urbanesque.com
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