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"The Artist's Way class is not just for artists. It's for anyone who needs that little nudge to think outside the box. It provides unparalleled insight into oneself and one's craft." - Jen K. Artist's Way Student 2016

"This class was a great, life-changing experience and opened up my creative life - I feel that I am living in a more free, meaningful and creative way because of it. I would highly recommend the class." - Jan, Artist's Way Student 2014

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Our Spring/Summer 2019 Artist's Way Classes are now open for registration with classes beginning early May 2019. For more info on our classes, go to our Class Offerings or Register for Classes pages!

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Artist's Way Class Offerings - Spring/Summer 2019

Artist's Way Classes | Classes held in Seattle - Spring/Summer Classes 2019 are Now Open for Registration - Classes begin early May 2019. Sign up early as classes fill quickly!

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Secure your spot with a $75 (nonrefundable/nontransferable deposit). No prerequisites required.
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The Artist's Way in Seattle - Monday nights or Friday mornings in Wallingford
(using Julia Cameron's bestselling book on creativity The Artist's Way)
Energize your creative life by exploring the international bestseller The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron. As one of our students noted "If you are interested in changing, deepening or exploring a more creative side of yourself, this is the class for you!" For a detailed description of this class, go to the bottom of this page.

Section I: May 6 - July 29
Mondays, 6:30 - 8:30 pm
$395
Instructor: Kate Gavigan
Note: No class May 27

Section II: May 10 - August 2
Fridays, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
$395
Instructor: Kate Gavigan
Note: No class July 5

To register: go to our "Register for Classes" Page

It's Never Too Late To Begin Again in Seattle

(An Artist's Way Program using Julia Cameron's latest book on creativity geared for older adults including those at midlife and retirees: It's Never Too Late to Begin Again by Julia Cameron)

Curious about the Artist's Way tools but also want to explore how to apply them to midlife or retirement? This could be just the class for you! We will explore tools Julia Cameron created specifically for older adults including those at midlife or nearing or in retirement. More information on the class can be found at the bottom of this page.

Section II: Fall Quarter 2019 Dates are forthcoming
Fridays: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
$395 (12 weeks)
Instructor: Kate Gavigan

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The Artist's Way Classes - Spring/Summer Quarter 2019 - Seattle

The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron is an international bestseller on the subject of creativity. Whether you see yourself as an artist or not, this book and class can be an incredibly useful resource to tap into your creative side which can benefit many parts of your lives. The 2 hour a week 12 week long class will take students through the 12 chapters with an emphasis on the accompanying chapter exercises and additional creativity exercises and strategies (i.e. meditation tools). This material can work with anyone, no matter how dormant or energized their creative life may be, and can enhance their ability to be more fully and genuinely themselves.

Julia Cameron uses 3 basic tools for students to enhance their lives and their creativity: 1) morning pages (writing 3 pages longhand of stream of consciousness writing), artist's dates (solo fun dates with yourself) and completing creativity exercises at the back of each chapter. Students report that as a result of going through our Artist's Way class they more fully and genuinely know themselves, they discover or re-discover their gifts and talents and have more fun and joy in their lives.

To quote Julia, "In order to retrieve your creativity, you need to find it." The basic tools and the additional creativity exercises that we incorporate into the 12 week course can help you do just that. No prerequisites required for this class. Maximum 11 students per class.

Section I: May 6 - July 29

Mondays, 6:30 - 8:30 pm
$395 (12 weeks)
Instructor: Kate Gavigan
Note: No class May 27th

Section II: May 10 - August 2
Fridays, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
$395 (12 weeks)
Instructor: Kate Gavigan
Note: No class July 5th

Location: Classes held in Wallingford at Windows Art Gallery, 4131 Woodland Park Ave. N., Seattle

TO REGISTER: Go to our Register for Classes Page

For Information on the Artist's Way Program classes which will be on Fridays this Fall Quarter 2019 called It's Never Too Late To Begin Again: Discovering Creativity and Meaning at Midlife and Beyond, scroll down on this page for more information.

(a $75.00 nonrefundable/nontransferable deposit secures your space in the class with the balance of the class tuition due a week before class starts). Students are responsible for purchasing their own copy of The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron. Please note: it is not unusual for students to have to miss a class or two over the 12 week session. We provide detailed notes for any class you miss in order to ensure you stay connected with the material and the other students.

Kate Gavigan is passionate about The Artist's Way having seen the positive changes in her students' lives and having personally experienced the benefits of the materials. Kate worked in social services as a trainer for over 10 years when she found herself drawn to the material in The Artist's Way, which helped her uncover a passion for theatre and the arts. She credits her mid-life career change (now working at her dream jobs as an Artist's Way Instructor and Speaker, a Creativity Coach, a Home Organizer and pursuing her interest in Acting) to having gone through The Artist's Way.

Seattle Artist's Way Classes and for Artist's Way for Retirees and those at Midlife: Windows Art Gallery in Wallingford, 4131 Woodland Park Ave. N., Seattle (left)

It's Never Too Late To Begin Again - An Artist's Way Program for Retirees/Midlife - Returning Fall Quarter 2019

“It’s never too late to explore or rediscover your creativity!”

Curious about the Artist's Way and how to apply it to your midlife years and/or retirement? Best-selling creativity author Julia Cameron (The Artist’s Way) has created an Artist's Way program geared specifically for older adults including those at midlife and for retirees in her new book: It’s Never too Late to Begin Again: Discovering Creativity and Meaning at Midlife and Beyond. Under the guidance of creativity instructor, Kate Gavigan, students will explore the 12 chapters, learn some fun Artist's Way tools, play with the memoir reflection tasks and identify how to implement the creative tools in their own lives. Being willing to explore your creativity at any age can instill in you a youthful wonder and can enhance your experience of seeing your retirement years as a time of fun and adventure. This class can be a great jumpstart to assist you in navigating and thriving during your midlife years and beyond!

Section II: Fall Quarter 2019 Dates are Forthcoming
Fridays, 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
$395 (12 weeks)
Instructor: Kate Gavigan

To register: go to Register for Classes page

To read testimonials, go to Testimonial Page

Class held in Seattle at Windows Art Gallery in Wallingford, 4131 Woodland Park Ave. N., Seattle. No prerequisites required for this class.
Students are responsible for purchasing their own copy of It's Never Too Late to Begin Again: Discovering Creativity and Meaning at Midlife and Beyond, by Julia Cameron

(Note: a $75 nonrefundable/nontransferable deposit secures your space in the class with the balance of the class tuition due a week before the class starts).

Please note: It's not unusual for students to have to miss a class or two over the 12 weeks. However, we write very detailed notes for those who have to miss in order that they continue to stay connected to the material and to their fellow students.

Kate Gavigan is passionate about The Artist's Way having personally experienced the benefits of the materials. Kate worked in social services as a trainer for over 10 years when she was drawn to the tools outlined in The Artist's Way, which helped her uncover a passion for the arts and creativity in all forms. She credits her mid-life career change (now working at her dream jobs as an Artist's Way Instructor and Speaker, a Creativity Coach, a Home Organizer and Actor) to having gone through The Artist's Way. She's particularly excited to be facilitating a class using Julia Cameron's latest creativity book It's Never Too Late To Begin Again which applies The Artist's Way tools specifically with those at midlife and retirees in mind.

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