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Friday October 9, 1998
Keynote Speaker: MARION WOODMAN,
PhD, We are honoured this year to have Marion Woodman, the noted Jungian Analyst, speak to us. She is unique in her ability to inspire the heart and soul as she calls forth the essence of expressive arts. She draws on the power of myth, metaphor, image, and archetype using body and spirit to explore the mystery of the creative principle and the feminine. A few of her many books include Addiction to Perfection, The Ravaged Bridegroom, The Pregnant Virgin, Leaving My Father's House and Dancing in the Flames. Marion has lectured widely and led many workshops, often examining the relationship between masculine and feminine with such poets as Robert Bly and David White. She uses the language and modality of the arts to awaken heart and mind and to kindle passion.
Thursday October 8, 1998
Pre-conference Presenters: Michele George and Paolo Knill
Michele George: A sought-after speaker, performer, presenter and voice specialist who enables groups to express the most profound levels of their being through sound and voice. Founding member of Peter Brook's International Centre For Theatre Research in Paris, France.
Paolo Knill Ph.D: A much loved intermodal expressive arts master who incorporates beauty, aesthetic response and aesthetic responsibility - the language of the Arts - into the exploration of therapeutic work. Professor Emeritus of Expressive Arts Therapy, Lesley College Graduate School, Cambridge, MA. Founder and Director of ISIS - Switzerland. Dean, European Graduate School.
Presenters are coming from from Australia, Belgium, Canada, Israel, Norway, Switzerland and the USA. The conference has 58 presenters offering a full and varied agenda of experiential and didactic workshops.
Location: A gracious and convenient location in the heart of the city, the Delta Chelsea Inn, 33 Gerard St. West, Toronto offers a special conference rate of $129.00CDN per room, per night. Please quote the Q-name "GFIEAT" when reserving with the hotel. Canada 1-800-243-5732, US 1-800-877-1133.
The brochure containing full conference information will
be mailed out sometime in April 1998.
Co-Coordinators: Rowesa Gordon & Ruth Hayes
Organizing Committee: Nishe Catherine, Janine Hancock, Ioana Lerchs, Lois Messenger & Janice Seagrove
Some of you may remember the first two international Harvest Symposiums held here in Toronto. Our committee learned a great deal about each other and our community in organizing the symposiums. Bringing our camaraderie, our humour, our hearts and our skills, we hope to shape a successful 3rd Annual IEATA Conference.
We send our warmest thanks and our deepest appreciation to all of you who submitted proposals to present at the conference. Looking forward to meeting this year’s presenters and participants and to welcoming you to our city of Toronto.
Year 2000 IEATA Conference
| IEATA Conference '98 Main Page
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| Conference Schedule | Fee
Schedule | How to choose your workshops
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| Special Events | About
Membership | Updates |
| On-line Registration |
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