Creative Power of Unity Workshops

These workshops are held in conjunction with The Art of Solidarity, A collection of works by Melvin J. Zabarsky.

Opening Reception: Friday, May 5th | 7:00 - 9:30 PM

Gallery Hours: Saturday & Sunday, May 6th & 7th | 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Workshop 1 - Exploring the themes | Saturday, May 6 | 1:00 - 2:30pm

An exploration of the artwork on display and the concepts behind the pieces. This interactive workshop will both allow time for looking deeply at the art as well as a conversation that helps illuminate the ideas that animate the artistic expression. This will be hosted and facilitated by the Green Acre art committee.

Workshop 2 - Power of the Creative Process | Sunday, May 7 | 1:00 - 2:30pm

Explore the power of the creative process by taking the time to look at the marvelous process of creating art through preparation, immersion, incubation, intimation, illumination, and verification. The hands-on experience that will be offered for the afternoon will be one that by the end of the day, with the 3 exhibits surrounding our workshop, you will walk away with a connection to the Power of the Creative Process.  

Co-Lead by: 

Inger Gregory https://onecanvas.wordpress.com/ 

Inger Gregory is an artist/educator, who holds a Bachelor of Science Degree and Master Degree in Education with a specialization in integrating the Arts into the curriculum. She served as former President of the New Hampshire Art Educators Association. Incorporating creative computer programs in the Art room, she worked as a Technology Integrator at multiple schools in NH and Maine. Currently she creates from her home studio and serves on the Board of Artists Building Capacity as World Citizens. 

E. C. Phillips 

A graduated from the Arts Institute of Pittsburgh, PA with an associated Degree in Specialized Advertising. He has been passionate about the arts ever since he started drawing cartoons from the Sunday Paper at 9 years old. Ed worked for 7 years as the Executive Director of the Phelps Art Center in Phelps NY and expanded his knowledge and understanding of the business side of the arts in that position. Today he is continuing to carry the passion and joy of creating art for deeper and more profound purpose. Ed is currently serving on the Green Acre Art Committee.