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Connect & Create: Drawing as Meditation with Susan Morelock
Connect & Create: Drawing as Meditation with Susan Morelock
December 9 @ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm

Disconnect and de-stress in this peaceful evening session in the LUAG Main Galleries. We’ll begin with some gentle seated movement, followed by a short guided meditation. Then, with a cultivated sense of heightened awareness, we will move together through several drawing exercises, creating experimental drawings inspired by the season, observation, and curiosity about the world all around us. The resulting drawings will be experimental, fluid, foundational, gestural, and incredibly fun. Here, the emphasis is on mark-making, gesture, and connecting the practice of drawing with the practice of meditation. No prior drawing or meditation experience is required, as the practice is really based on the individual’s response to the experience in the moment. All supplies will be provided, and participants will take home their own drawing kit. Space is limited to 25 participants. Please register in advance. If you require assistance filling out this form, prefer to share your registration information via email or phone, or have questions, concerns, or any accessibility needs, please email Elise at ejs421@lehigh.edu or call 610-758-6882. About the Artist: Susan Morelock is an artist and educator whose engagement with photography, video, and writing begins with what the world presents, then uses beauty and theory to coax the mundane toward metaphor. She holds her BFA in photography from Rochester Institute of Technology, her MA in visual and critical studies from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and her MFA from Columbia University. Her work has been widely exhibited in venues across the United States as well internationally, including locations in Italy, Japan, England, and China. www.susanmorelock.com @susanmorelock Connect & Create workshops offer a brief exploration and creative conversation around a work of art from the LUAG collection, followed by a hands-on activity and/or creative response led by a local teaching artist or student educator


