Healing Through Art

Online Taster Days with with Pamela Whitman and Ken Smith

Saturday, March 22, 2025 | 9am-12:30pm Pacific Time
Wednesday, May 14, 2025 | 5:30pm-8:00pm Pacific Time

Please join us for one or more Taster Days if you are interested in enrolling in the new cohort of our Healing Through Art program this July 2025. These online classes will allow you to meet us and experience our way of working.

Saturday, March 22 Schedule
9:00am Welcome and Introduction
9:15am Color Exercise with Pamela
10:30am Break
10:45am Clay Sculpture with Ken
12:00pm Review, Discussion
12:30pm Close

Wednesday, May 14 Schedule
5:30pm Welcome and Introduction
5:45pm Color Exercise with Pamela
6:30pm Break
6:45pm Clay Sculpture with Ken
7:30pm Review, Discussion
8:00pm Close

Experience guided color and sculptural activities. Reflect upon the sense impressions of the colors and forms, as well as the experience of the activity, and explore how this can be led into a healing process. We will have time for questions about the three-year Healing Through Art program.

You will need to have the following materials on hand:

• Pastels or colored pencils and good quality paper

• Clay (approx. 1/4 bag or 5 pounds)

• Board to sculpt on

Pamela Whitman, M.A., received her B.S. from MIT, where she studied both science and humanities. She studied Light, Color and Darkness Painting Therapy in Holland and received her certification from the Medical Section at the Goetheanum, while also completing her Master's degree in Human Development. Her career and interests span the fields of science, art, spirituality, consciousness, psychology, healing and education, all of which she incorporates as a therapist, international adult educator, mentor and painter.

Kenneth Smith has been the Director of BACWTT since 2014. He is a Waldorf educator, program leader and artist. Ken attended the Foundation Year and the Visual Arts and Sculpture Course at Emerson College, England and after teaching in Waldorf schools in England, he returned to Emerson College as Course Leader of the Visual Arts and Sculpture Program. He works internationally to support and develop Waldorf education for contemporary society, and has built an eco-house where he lived off the grid with his spouse and children for 7 years in New Zealand.

Lectures will be presented via the Zoom platform. Registration is required.

For more information, please contact:

tiffany@bacwtt.org | (415) 479-4400 | www.bacwtt.org