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Biography | Resume | Art Workshops & Retreats
I have intentionally designed my life in such a way that I spend my entire day moving from one creative project to another. I draw, paint, write, teach art classes, workshops and retreats. My days are full of light and joy in doing what I love. I begin my day with gratitude and end my day in thanksgiving. Spirituality and a meditative perspective is an integral part of my life, art work and teaching. My life is filled with a wide variety of experiences. In the 1960’s, I questioned the world as an Honors Philosophy major at Lake Erie College. During the summer between my transition from college to graduate school, I worked in Washington DC as a summer intern for the Legislative Counsel for the U.S. House of Representatives. I continued my studies in philosophy at the Graduate School at the University of Virginia. In the mid 1970’s and early 1980’s I enjoyed the excitement and challenge of corporate life in Denver working for KHOW Radio and Frontier Airlines. I retired from corporate life and opened my own promotions company in Denver. I traveled through Europe, South/Central America and the Far East. In the late 1980’s, I attended the University of Denver and graduated with a BFA Degree from the University of Colorado (Boulder). Today, I combine a BFA degree in Studio Arts with a BA degree in Philosophy to create a new approach to art making. I teach art workshops and retreats with a contemplative, philosophical, heart-centered point-of-view. From 1994-2008, I lived in on the western slope of the Sangre de Cristo Mountain Range, in the San Luis Valley, in Crestone. I had the privilege of sitting with many meditation/spiritual teachers. And, the views in the valley and mountains have been an inspiration for my artwork. Below are a listing of articles I have written about my experiences: "The Perfect Attack of the Heart", Desert Call Magazine, Spring Edition, 2008
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2008, I relocated my art studio/teaching studio to the community of Prospect New Town (just south of Longmont at the corner of Pike Road and US Highway 287).