Studio Hours is a weekly drop-in online group coworking session that offers time and support to work on creative projects. If you struggle to make time for yourself and your creative work, this coworking session is a great way to give yourself permission and support. No experience or pre-planned projects necessary. Prompts will be given to those who want, or you are welcome spend the time working on your own projects. Each session includes check-ins to keep you accountable to your creative goal for the day.
What does coworking mean/look like?
This is time for us to show up for ourselves and each other and work in manageable chunks of time. We will hold each other accountable in a supportive environment with good company, and maybe a little bit of fun.
Who is this for?
You might be
- An artist, writer, musician, or anyone else with a creative practice who would benefit from the accountability and support of a group
- A person who doesn’t necessarily consider themselves an “artist” or “creative” or a person with a creative practice (present or past) but is curious about what that might look like or in integrating more creativity into their life
- Anyone wanting to enhance their creative expression and make time for creative pursuits in their life
- Searching for a community of like-minded folx interested in creativity and creative projects
What is the format?
Each session begins with a short introduction, where we will include a prompt/activity and a brief check-in with everyone about what they will be working on for the session. The majority of the time will be spent working independently and then we will wrap up with an optional share.
Do I need to bring my own project?
Prompts will be given for those who need a little inspiration, or bring your own project. The time can also be spent pre-planning or brainstorming a project you’ve been wanting to start but haven’t taken the first steps, writing, journaling, practicing, making a doodle or collage, working on a craft, - anything!
About The Facilitator
Sally Bozzuto (she/her) has been an artist and educator for over 20 years. With a Bachelor of Arts in Music Composition from Carnegie Mellon University and a Master of Fine Arts in Photography and Video from the School of Visual Arts in New York, Sally has dedicated her career to creativity and encouraging others to find their creative potential.
Sally has also served as co-founder of Ag Works, a photography collective in Pittsburgh, and Biome Arts, an international art collective. Her work has been exhibited internationally at the Studios at MASS MoCA, Humboldt University of Berlin, Detroit Center for Contemporary Photography, Silver Eye Center for Photography, and Arlington Arts Center, among others.
When she’s not being creative in one of her artistic endeavors, Sally is busy inventing food-themed holidays and helping her students thrive.
Sally currently lives in Providence, Rhode Island, where she works as an artist, educator, and creativity coach – helping neurodivergent and queer individuals reclaim their creativity to lead more fulfilling lives.
Discount available for self-identified members of the BIPOC, Queer, or Neurodivergent communities, use code: BIPOCLGBTQIAND for $2 off.
