The Art of Writing About Art

$80.00

This three hour in-person workshop is an invitation to join a small group of people who enjoy talking about writing, specifically writing that describes art, gives words to art, and evokes feelings about art. Together we will reflect on several readings provided ahead of time and dig into generative writing prompts which serve to inspire you to write more freely about art. This class is open to anyone. You don’t need to identify as either a writer or an artist to participate.

Saturday, September 14th 2024
1-4pm
Summer Kitchen Farm
Nazareth, PA

Space is limited
The exact address will be shared with you upon registration.
All required readings will be provided in digital format ahead of class.
If cost is a barrier for participation or you need to work out a payment plan, reach out! I’m happy to work with you so you can join us.


This three hour in-person workshop is an invitation to join a small group of people who enjoy talking about writing, specifically writing that describes art, gives words to art, and evokes feelings about art. Together we will reflect on several readings provided ahead of time and dig into generative writing prompts which serve to inspire you to write more freely about art. This class is open to anyone. You don’t need to identify as either a writer or an artist to participate.

Saturday, September 14th 2024
1-4pm
Summer Kitchen Farm
Nazareth, PA

Space is limited
The exact address will be shared with you upon registration.
All required readings will be provided in digital format ahead of class.
If cost is a barrier for participation or you need to work out a payment plan, reach out! I’m happy to work with you so you can join us.


 

You’ll walk away with…

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The experience of putting words to art that could serve as the stepping stone to talking about your own art, help you better articulate what you like about a piece of art, or inspire you to work art into your writing.

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An introduction to workshopping writing and a space to explore your own thoughts and feelings through generative writing exercises.

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Discussion on the craft of writing that engages with art in a meaningful way and what makes for a successful piece of art writing.

 

Testimonials

★★★★★

 

“[Corrin] is great at explaining literary terms and concepts and interrogating the way stories work in a way that’s accessible to folks who may be new at it.”

 
 

★★★★★

“[She] really created such a warm and welcoming space that everyone felt so comfortable in and got so goofy and weird.”

 

★★★★★

“The writing time felt fun and luxurious and it was hilarious and brilliant to hear where everyone went with the prompts and it was always so unexpected and lovely. And paired with the readings they just felt so fun and strange and helped me, at least, really warm up into a fuzzy creative place.”

 

★★★★★

“[Corrin’s] prompts were so original and weird and really pushed all of us to expand how we thought of narratives and character building.”