Artists shed light on their creative process by focusing on three stages in the development of one work of art.
In this Three Stages post, Stefan Lanfer explores his play An Education in Prudence, which will premiere in February (Feb 9-24), produced by Open Theatre Project at St. Johns Church in Jamaica Plain. In February 2015, I was named a Mass Cultural Council Artist Fellow for early work on my new play, An Education in Prudence. At that point, I had been working on it for … [Read more...]
In Three Stages, artists explore one work of art through three stages in its development. Composer and musician Lainey Schooltree has undergone a years-long journey to create her rock opera Heterotopia. Heterotopia will have a concert performance and book release for its illustrated libretto on Friday, September 29, 2017, at OBERON in Cambridge. Here, she traces its … [Read more...]
Moving image artist Sarah Bliss and sculptor Rosalyn Driscoll (Sculpture/Installation/New Genres Fellows '13) have just premiered their latest collaborative project, a four-channel, 30-minute, immersive sculptural video installation, Blindsight (6/11 – 7/19/15 at Boston Sculptors Gallery). Here, they retrace their journey through its maze. Inspiration Sarah Bliss: We … [Read more...]
Charlotte Meehan, Artistic Director of the interdisciplinary theatre group Sleeping Weazel, is about to premiere her play 27 Tips for Banishing the Blues (8/30-9/13, 8 PM, at Boston Playwrights' Theatre), the second in a trilogy of plays called The Problem with People. Here, she traces the sometimes nonlinear journey of creating that trilogy, through three stages in the … [Read more...]
In Three Stages, we ask Massachusetts artists to shed light on their art-making process by focusing on three stages in one work of art. Steven Barkhimer's play Windowmen is about to open at Boston Playwrights' Theatre, running October 31-November 24, 2013. Here, he traces the play's history, weaving through dramatic moments from his real life. Inception What writer … [Read more...]
Great Lakes is situated at the lower end of the Mid North Coast region of New South Wales. From Forster in the north, through Pacific Palms to Hawks Nest in the south and inland to Stroud, the Great Lakes is a region defined by water and is a nature lover’s paradise full of family friendly adventures, spectacular events and accommodation for every budget and need.
The Great Lakes TAFE Campus is an innovative and modern campus located at the Great Lakes Joint Education Campus in Tuncurry. Established in 2001, the campus shares the site and some facilities with a junior and senior college, allowing specialised training across a wide range of ages and skills. The campus offers courses in Design and the Visual Arts
Facilities include a multi media lab, a business model office, and the Gallery Corridor which hosts several art exhibitions every year. The campus has a range of student amenities including BBQ areas and a pizza oven attached to an Aboriginal Meeting Place.
TAFE NSW Northern Region offers a vast range of courses available online, on campus or on the job. There are 16 campuses located across the beautiful NSW North Coast. We have over 45,000 students enrol per year into nationally recognised courses and training. Our purpose is providing high quality, personalised vocational education and training to build prosperity, sustainability and innovation.
Online education is increasingly being offered for many courses to better provide for the varied needs and circumstances of people who wish to gain further education qualifications. Online education is…
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