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The art and practice of the amen effect (virtual edition)
an interactive creativity workshop series to embody the ancient wisdom of mending broken hearts
Date and time
Location
Online
Refund Policy
About this event
The art and practice of the amen effect
mending hearts through creativity
an interactive virtual workshop using The Jewish Studio Process
Sunday May 19
9:30-11:30 am PT / 12:30-2:30 pm ET on Zoom!
Explore, enhance, and embody your personal understanding and relationship with the insights in Rabbi Sharon Brous's book the Amen Effect.
With the Amen Effect as our iyun / עיון / focus, and using The Jewish Studio Process as our method, we'll embark on a creative discovery of our humanity. We’ll renew self-compassion, activate our values, and answer an open invitation for self-reflection.
The Jewish Studio Process invites you to experience the art studio as a house of inquiry and a community sanctuary. In this creative process workshop you can expand your sense of being with others. You might see yourself from a different direction and gently ask 'what's going on?'
We hope you'll join us VIRTUALLY.
REGISTER BY 9 AM PT MAY 19 to attend that day
DATES:
- Sunday May 19
This virtual workshop meets on May 19, 2024. Each interactive session is $18. Zoom link will be provided upon registration.
Time:
9:30 am - 11:30 am PT/ 12:30 - 2:30 pm ET
A note about fees:
The participation fee is generously underwritten by The Jewish Studio Project. Our goal is to never turn anyone away for lack of funds. If you need assistance please contact Ann Bohrer and Ross Berman at creatingcirclela@gmail.com.
Refund Policy:
Refunds will only be given for extenuating family or life circumstances.
Meet the Facilitators:
Ann Bohrer, JSP Facilitator. Ann is a marketing professional in Los Angeles. She studied art at the Art Students League in NYC and process art with The Painting Experience. Rekindling her passion for creativity at a Jewish Studio Project (JSP) immersive led her to become a member of the first cohort of JSP Creative Facilitators. She and her husband Ross Berman are long-time members of IKAR. Together they have facilitated JSP workshops for The ADVOT Project, Oahu Jewish Oʻhana, and IKAR.
Ross Berman, JSP Facilitator. Ross is a professional artist, illustrator, and designer with over 20 years experience sharing and implementing process creativity methods. He is a member of the first cohort of JSP Creative Facilitators at the Jewish Studio Project and has led process art sessions nationwide. With his wife, Ann Bohrer, Ross has facilitated the IKAR Creating Circle since 2021. Explore his Judaic artwork at www.chailifegallery.com.
Frequently asked questions
The Jewish Studio Process is a unique methodology that combines practices from the field of art therapy with ancient Jewish wisdom. The Process involves hands, heart, and mind and cultivates curiosity, openness, and resilience. Learn more https://bit.ly/TheJewishStudioProcess
Yes — you totally should. Now understand, this isn't a book club and there's no requirement to have first read the Amen Effect. But you'll get a lot more out of the workshop if you do. Maybe you'd like to listen to the audiobook? Rabbi Brous reads it to you! Learn more https://bit.ly/TheAmenEffect
You might not be 'artistic,' but you are creative. And that idea is a foundation of the Jewish Studio Process. We're created in the image of Gd, so we're created creative! While we'll be using color and art materials, the JSP methodology can be applied to any media. Even creative accounting.
No problem. Please contact us at creatingcirclela@gmail.com and we will provide you with a discount. No one turned away for lack of funds.