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Inspiring, educating and empowering through the arts and humanities.
Please note that for your safety, capacity is limited to 10 participants per session.
The God’s Eye, or Ojo de Dios, is a sacred symbol of protection and an artisan weaving craft made from yarn and sticks, which originated in Mexico. Similar to a mandala, the repetitive motion of wrapping and weaving the yarn is as fun as it is soothing. Select your colors from a large inventory of yarn and make this craft uniquely yours!
To attend this session, please RSVP using the form below. Participants must be ages 14-18. Please note that for your safety, capacity for this event is extremely limited. Once capacity it met, you will have the opportunity to add yourself to a wait list. You will be contacted if a spot opens up.
Young people today are experiencing more stress than ever before with the everyday pressures of school, family, and social life. COVID-19 brought with it a whole new set of stressors, including adjusting to online learning, boredom, and isolating from friends. It is our goal with these free and creative sessions to provide a safe space for teens to connect, communicate, and create with peers who share interests.
Lead Teaching Artist
Michael Coney is an immersive storyteller and media creator who graduated from Purchase College's Communications and Media program. He’s worked with various organizations such as Human Relations Media, Columbia University's Digital Storytelling Lab and the Hurleyville Arts Centre. Michael is working to break new grounds in storytelling and teaching with unique twists on audio, video and computing.
Assistant Teaching Artist
Charley Gips is a humble, spiritual, artistic, earth-loving healer who creates multimedia works that focus on motion, the cosmos, biomimicry, psychedelic imagery and the profound healing experience of the imagination. She creates in order to release energy and to expel her philosophy to the world; you cannot love another until you have fully learned to love yourself and to focus on envisioning a better future for all sentient creatures and future generations.
