presents:
An Ekphrastic Assortment
Two-day poetry workshop with Daemond Arrindell
September 26 & 27
9:30 – 12:30
$100 per student
Ekphrasis, from the Greek ek, "out of," and phrasis, "speech" or "expression," in the world of writing means description of art - one art form inspired by and expressed through another.
In this poetry workshop students will utilize the current exhibit in the gallery to influence our writing and as jumping off points for engaging several different forms including found poems, persona, anaphora, structured free verse, and more.
For high school students and adults of all levels. A course outline will be provided.
Student reading at Confluence Gallery Sunday 4pm
Seattle poet and performer Daemond Arrindell is on the faculty of the Washington State Teaching Artist Training (TAT) Lab, Cornish College of the Arts and Freehold Theatre, and is Writer in Residence for the Skagit River Poetry Foundation and the Seattle Arts & Lectures Writers In The Schools program. He was a 2013 Jack Straw Writer, a 2014 VONA/Voices Writer’s Workshop fellow and has performed nationwide."
Daemond Arrindell is a Seattle poet, teacher and spoken-word performer who engages everyone from inmates to high-school students to reveal themselves out loud.”
Daemond Arrindell is a Seattle poet, teacher and spoken-word performer who engages everyone from inmates to high-school students to reveal themselves out loud.”
Register at Confluence Gallery 509-997-2787 salyna@confluencegallery.com
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