July 12-14 This hands-on interactive workshop will focus on handbuilt forms and painted decoration. Harlan Reano will demonstrate the handbuilding techniques and the decoration methods he and Lisa Holt use to make their signature Ollas. Lisa Holt (Cochiti Pueblo) and
July 12-14 This hands-on interactive workshop will focus on wheel-thrown forms and carving and relief techniques. Along with wheel throwing demonstrations showing traditional Egyptian forms, Said will discuss and demonstrate the use of geometry in Islamic design as the basis
In these six workshop classes, participants will focus on their artistic development through collegial interaction with peers and faculty. Feedback on performances is led by long time piano faculty, Danyal Lawson. Registration in the workshop series will also provide access
The adult chamber music classes are open to pianists, string and wind players interested in a fun and intense chamber music experience at GH. Class members reflect a New Yorkesque mix of ages (20-80), personal backgrounds and musical experience. Some
Ages 8-9 Students who take Ballet III should be fully comfortable with laterality (Right vs. Left), and will move on to more advanced barre and center work. This classes focuses on formal stretching and center work sequences, and students are
Ages 4½ – 5 Ballet I is a continuing class for children with previous ballet experience. Through the use of games, more advanced Ballet steps are taught, and exercises from Pre-Ballet are modified to become more challenging. Emphasis is on
The overall emphasis of Pre-Ballet is on having fun while learning coordination, balance, rhythm, musical counting, self-confidence, muscle isolation and development, taking turns and following directions. The instructor uses games, music and mime to teach balance, basic Ballet steps and
RIE classes consist of monitored play sessions for small groups of babies and their parents. Led by a RIE-trained facilitator, RIE classes provides parents the opportunity to observe their babies interacting with each other and with carefully selected objects in
RIE classes consist of monitored play sessions for small groups of babies and their parents. Led by a RIE-trained facilitator, RIE classes provides parents the opportunity to observe their babies interacting with each other and with carefully selected objects in
RIE classes consist of monitored play sessions for small groups of babies and their parents. Led by a RIE-trained facilitator, RIE classes provides parents the opportunity to observe their babies interacting with each other and with carefully selected objects in