Cobscook Community Learning Center - Summer 2006 Newsletter

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In the Eye of the Beholder:
A Celebration and Exploration of Creativity

As program director, it has been my pleasure to witness (and often participate in!) the wide variety of art produced and Ceramic chairs
artistic mediums explored in courses and programs. I’ve enjoyed watching grandparents and grandchildren mold clay together in pottery classes, and I certainly do not tire of seeing someone discover a new capacity, passion or interest while trying something new or being sparked by the skill of one of our instructors. I believe creativity is a pathway. Stop in and see where it takes you.

In community, Kara McCrimmon

Tori Orton explores still life in a drawing class taught by Heather Perry.

Raku pottery with horse hair decoration by Marty Livingstone

Stained glass suncatcher, made in an early Spring 2006 class taught by Mark Wren.

Examples of student creations during the Spring 2006 Introduction to Pottery course taught by Connie Harter-Bagley.

Friars Bay

The full tide,
Reflecting a thin edge of moon
Breaks on granite ledges
With rhythmic notes
That rise and fall.

We listen;
Aware only of
Each other's silence.

~Joem D. Phillips

Poetry written during a summer 2006
Creative writing class.

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In the Eye of the Beholder: A Celebration and Exploration of Creativity

In the Eye of the Beholder:
A Celebration and Exploration of Creativity