Creative Expressions Week at the BNG
WRITING WORKSHOPS FOR ALL PRIMARY SCHOOL LEVELS
March 1 and 2, 2016 The Bermuda National Gallery (BNG), in conjunction with a number of Bermudaʼs published poets, artists, educators and writers, would like to offer your students the experience of using original artwork in the museum as inspiration. Join us for a creative writing workshop led by some of Bermudaʼs finest talents. Students will be encouraged to explore words and the arrangement of words to express visual images. Writers will share their expertise, and guide students through the creative process. If time permits, the students will share their own creative expressions. Participating teachers will receive professional development hours. Please review the attached schedule. Select a host, date and session time that works for you and your students. Please email your request to Ms. Dany Pen:
[email protected], or call 295-9428.
Creative Expressions Week @BNG
This year the following hosts for the BNG Creative Expressions week are:
Ms. Donna Bell: Tuesday, March 1, 2016 Bermudian poet Ms. Donna Bell has been involved with the BNG Creative Expressions workshop since 2011. Ms. Bell will be hosting a workshop teaching students various forms of creative writing using poetry.
Dr. Kim Dismont-Robinson: Wednesday, March 2, 2016 Dr. Kim Dismont-Robinson is the Folklife Officer at the Bermuda Government's Department of Community and Cultural Affairs and a Board Member of the Bermuda National Gallery. She earned a Ph.D. at the English Department of the University of Miami in 2003; her dissertation, Probing the Wound: Re-Membering the Traumatic Landscape of Caribbean Literary Histories focuses on the relationship between literature, island communities, and the psychological effects of violent historical legacies. Two of her plays, Hey Sister and Trial by Fire: Sally Bassett's Streams of Consciousness were performed in Bermuda in 2006. Her writing has been published in I Wish I Could Tell You: Bermuda, Bermuda Anthology of Poetry Volumes I and II, The Caribbean Writer, Anthurium, Sargasson, and The Journal of West Indian Literature.
Creative Expressions at the BNG: TEACHERS, Please select a morning session from the choices below & email the following information: Teacher’s Name/ School/ Grade/ Size of Class *If class sizes are larger than 20 students, please contact Ms. Pen
Email to Ms. Dany Pen:
[email protected] / Telephone: 295-9428 N.B. Reserve your space today! DATE/ TIME * All workshops take place at the BNG
Monday
Tuesday March 1, 2016
Wednesday March 2, 2016
Hosted by Ms. Donna Bell
Hosted by Mrs. Kim DismontRobinson
Thursday
Friday
Please note: *Transportation is arranged by the school *All workshops take place at the Bermuda National Gallery, 2nd floor City Hall, Hamilton. Donations appreciated. *Filming and photography of sessions may occur
Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up. -Pablo Picasso