FINE ART

Gordon Scott

  • Session 1: Mystic Creativity

    A journey into creativity inspired by timeless mysticism. Yes, if you didn't know it already, you are a mystic venturer. Uncover a new way of looking at yourself and your experience.

  • Session 2: Shamanic Creativity

    Delve into the method of the shaman and discover a personal way to set your creative theatre into being.

  • Session 3: Ultimate Creativity

    Are we waking up to our full potential. Is there a path of conviction which can rejuvenate our personal universe creatively.

Ellen Zaks

  • Intimations - Painting No-Thing-Ness

    I paint to see what an idea looks like and when I finish, the work always surprises me. So how does this happen? How can I be an artist and not know what is going to happen? The answer is the process – one of discovery and invention that reveals the work over time. In this presentation, I will explore the relationship between intentions and outcomes, expectation and surprise.

Stephen Burns & DJ Summit

  • Session 1: Self-Assessment for Success (how to fake it until you make it)

    How do I become a better artist? How do I fight imposter syndrome? Am I good at my job? We make art because we feel but as the old adage goes we are our worst critic. To be our most effective, to allow our voice to bloom, to grow as an artist we must be able to assess what are our strengths, our weaknesses, our dreams are. But how do you cut through the doubt? Come hang out with us for your artistic therapy session.

  • Session 2: How to choose a Collaborative Partner Collaboration

    We all know it's a way to grow, to create something bigger than ourselves, to spread our talents and cross-pollinate with other artists. But how should we pick a collaboration partner? What goes in to that decision? Why working with your heroes is not a great idea. You give us an hour and we'll help you focus more on making art and less on social conflict.

Tony Harmer

  • Ten Things From The Last 42 Years In The Creative Industry

    This year marks the 42nd year since Tony Harmer (a.k.a. The Design Ninja) started out in the creative industry. You can’t go that long without picking up a thing or two and in this session he will share the ten he finds the most important, valuable and (often) funny.