2-Year Dream Synergy Certification Program Begins Next February
The Institute for Dream Studies will begin a new two-year program in February 2009. The program includes remote studies and weekend intensives in Charleston, SC. The focus is personal growth and individuation through dreamwork, as well as the application of dreamwork in private and clinical settings. Enrollment is limited to only 10 participants. Applications are reviewed and accepted as received.
For more about the Dream Synergy Certification Program, visit:
www.DreamSynergy.org or contact assistant@dreamsynergy.org.
Dream Artist to Be Featured at La Jolla Gallery Show June 7-11
A six-artist show in La Jolla, CA, will feature Linda Herzog, who has been named one of the top 100 fantasy artists in the world. She “paints her dreams, so what you see on the canvas is a dream interpretation.”
The show will be presented by the Hallmark Fine Art Gallery in La Jolla opens with a meet-and-mingle reception on Saturday, June 7 from 6 to 9 p.m., and runs through June 11.
The featured artists include William DeBilzan, Linda Herzog, Jack Storms, Tom Marosz, Edgar Lamas and Pat Bailey.
“We’ve very eclectic,” said gallery director Michael Hajdaj. “You can see that from the list of artists we’re going to have. We also have art that has some thought behind it.”
The talent on display is comprised of three painters, two glass artists and a contemporary metal artist. More than 40 new pieces will be featured in the show.
The concept behind “Six Exceptional Artists - One Show” is similar to “one night stand” art shows held by college students.
“We’re letting you get the most out of your experience in one space,” Hajdaj said. “Every artist is here for you to approach. You can come in and have an experience … with six dynamic looks.”
More information at:
http://www.lajollalight.com/entertainment/
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Nightmares: Dream Salon Topic for June 6 in MN
Nightmares will be the topic at the Dream Salon at Monkey Bridge Arts in Minnesota
on Friday June 6, 7-9 PM.
More information at:
www.monkeybridgearts.com
New Book Exploring Visitation Dreams
From http://www.newswiretoday.com/news/32983:
“New book documents George Mason University Professor Luellen Hoffman’s breakthrough research into dreams where people everywhere are visited by deceased loved ones.George Mason University Professor Luellen Hoffman has completed and published her new book Special Dream.
“Her interest stems from the untimely death of her own husband, and her own resulting dream experiences. When she learned that her sister-in-law had a similar experience, she was inspired to begin conducting the necessary research to complete a book on the previously seldom examined phenomenon….”
Dream Group Explores Dreams’ Healing & Growth Opportunities
Just came across this interesting article about a Denver-area dream analysis group:
Ferrimani, and other local “dreamworkers,” believe dreams are not random. They believe all dreams—even nightmares—come in the service of health and wholeness, and stopping to pay attention to them can help people heal and grow.
Ferrimani believes the root to all of life’s hardships and setbacks—and likewise peace and clarity—is inside. Which is where dreams live. Some people believe working through dreams with a group can be better than therapy. Dreams come tailor-made, filmed live and in person inside your own psyche, advocates say.
http://www.dailycamera.com/news/2008/apr/28/i-had-a-dream
Summer 2008 Dream Class in MN
Monkey Bridge Arts is offering the following dream class in MN June 11 - August 7, 2008:
Dreams, Memories and Reflections was the title Carl G. Jung used for his autobiography. In this 8 week class, we will be following Jung’s lead, creating our own unique memoirs through art and creative writing exercises specifically designed to bring together the common imagery within our dreams and memories. No previous experience in either art or creative writing is necessary to enjoy this class.
Further details at:
http://www.monkeybridgearts.com/X22008SummerClasses.html
