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Capacity: 12 people
\n$30 non-members \/ $25 members
\nAll materials provided<\/p>\n

Time. Never enough time to go where we want to go and do what we want to do.<\/p>\n

Thank goodness for imagination!<\/p>\n

This 2-hour class will focus on connections between art and our own writing, be it poetry or prose. We will explore transformations as we wander through the Viajeros del tiempo<\/em> exhibit and look with fresh eyes at what it means to lay foundations and then step beyond them.<\/p>\n

About the Instructor:<\/strong> In addition to more than seventy-five poetry, short story, and essay publications, Laila Halaby is the author of a memoir, The Weight of Ghosts<\/em>, two novels, Once in a Promised Land<\/em> y West of the Jordan<\/em> (winner of a PEN Beyond Margins\/Open Book award), and two collections of poetry. She holds two master\u2019s degrees and was a Fulbright recipient. Laila lives in Tucson, Arizona, where, for the last decade, she has worked to merge her two career paths (counselor and writer) by working with community groups and organizations to create trauma-informed, expressive arts programming that serves veterans, refugees, homeless youth, as well as the general population.<\/p>\n

Registrarse aqu\u00ed<\/a><\/p>\n

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Clase de escritura creativa sobre Viajeros en el Tiempo con Laila Halaby<\/h2>\n

$30 sin membres\u00eda \/ $25 con membres\u00eda
\nTodos los materiales proporcionados<\/p>\n

Tiempo. Nunca hay tiempo suficiente para ir a donde queremos ir y hacer lo que queremos hacer.
\n\u00a1Gracias a Dios por la imaginaci\u00f3n!<\/p>\n

Esta clase de 2 horas se centrar\u00e1 en las conexiones entre el arte y nuestra propia escritura, ya sea poes\u00eda o prosa. Exploraremos las transformaciones mientras paseamos por la exhibici\u00f3n Viajeros en el Tiempo<\/em> y veremos con ojos nuevos lo que significa poner fundaci\u00f3n y luego ir m\u00e1s all\u00e1 de ella.<\/p>\n

Sobre la Instructora: <\/strong>Adem\u00e1s de m\u00e1s de setenta y cinco publicaciones de poes\u00eda, cuentos y ensayos, Laila Halaby es autora de la memoria, The Weight of Ghosts<\/em>, dos novelas, Once in a Promised Land y West of the Jordan<\/em> (ganadora de un premio PEN Beyond Margins\/Premio Libro Abierto) y dos colecciones de poes\u00eda. Tiene dos maestr\u00edas y recibi\u00f3 una beca Fulbright. Laila vive en Tucson, Arizona, durante la \u00faltima d\u00e9cada, ha trabajado para fusionar sus dos carreras (consejera y escritora) trabajando con grupos y organizaciones comunitarios para crear una programaci\u00f3n sobre el trauma-informado de artes expresivas que sirva a veteranos, refugiados, j\u00f3venes sin hogar, as\u00ed como la poblaci\u00f3n en general.<\/p>\n

Reg\u00edstrate Aqu\u00ed<\/a><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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