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THE WRITER'S WELL RETREAT
The Writer’s Well is a literary retreat for women located in Georgia. The Writer's Well was founded in 2007 by writer/actor, Adilah Barnes to nurture women writers in a setting that celebrates sisterhood and unity.
THE WRITER'S WELL RETREAT
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
An invitation to Stage 32
Monday, June 25, 2012
Reminder about your invitation from Alpha Bruton
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Tuesday, June 19, 2012
Reminder about your invitation from Alpha Bruton
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Sunday, June 17, 2012
Invitation to connect on LinkedIn
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Thursday, June 14, 2012
Invitation to connect on LinkedIn
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Saturday, January 14, 2012
"living my DREAM" an ARTISTIC APPROACH to MARKETING
"The Writer's Well is now taking applications for resident artist, visit our web blog link application... To the Pen!"
SAINT JAMES is now booking her 2012 speaking engagements, workshops, artist-in-residencies, and exhibitions. To book her, call 323-993-5722 or email tobooksynthia@synthiasaintjames.com. See more of Saint James work at and click here to purchase an autographed copy of Living My Dream: An Artistic Approach to Marketing.
She is featured in many periodicals, as well as, Africana Women: Her Story Through Time, a book written by Dr. Cynthia Jacobs Carter. She’s in the cast of M. K. Asante’s latest documentary The Black Candle, which screened globally; and she appears in Breast Cancer Examined: An African American Perspective, which aired on the TV One Network.
Recently, ten limited edition remarques of her painting “Sisters of Providence,” were unveiled and auctioned at the Providence Health & Services Excellence Awards Dinner in Seattle, Washington. The auctioned raised $126,000 which was matched by a corporation bringing the total to $252,000. Proceeds went to the Sisters of Providence Mission in Chile.
SAINT JAMES is now booking her 2012 speaking engagements, workshops, artist-in-residencies, and exhibitions. To book her, call 323-993-5722 or email tobooksynthia@synthiasaintjames.com. See more of Saint James work at and click here to purchase an autographed copy of Living My Dream: An Artistic Approach to Marketing.
She is featured in many periodicals, as well as, Africana Women: Her Story Through Time, a book written by Dr. Cynthia Jacobs Carter. She’s in the cast of M. K. Asante’s latest documentary The Black Candle, which screened globally; and she appears in Breast Cancer Examined: An African American Perspective, which aired on the TV One Network.
Sisters of Providence Acrylic on Canvas 36″x48″ |
Forwarded Source: Jenne Glover From the Heart Art Gallery--Voicing Art
Dr. Synthia SAINT JAMES – Artistic Marketer
Thursday, December 1, 2011
Arts Writers Grant Program Announces 2011 Grants
The Creative Capital | Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant Program is pleased to announce the recipients of its 2011 grant cycle. Designed to encourage and reward writing about contemporary art that is rigorous, passionate, eloquent and precise, as well as to create a broader audience for arts writing, the program aims to strengthen the field as a whole and to ensure that critical writing remains a valued mode of engaging the visual arts. In its 2011 cycle, the Arts Writers Grant Program has awarded a total of $565,000 to twenty-three writers representing twenty projects. Ranging from $8,000 to $50,000 in four categories—articles, blogs, books, and short-form writing—these grants support projects addressing both general and specialized art audiences, from scholarly studies to self-published blogs.
Art Writing Workshop
Art Writing Workshop
The Creative Capital | Warhol Foundation Arts Writers Grant Program is pleased to continue its partnership with the International Art Critics Association/USA Section, to give practicing writers the opportunity to strengthen their work through one-on-one consultations with leading art critics. For a list of 2011 Art Writing Workshop recipients, see http://www.artswriters.org/writing_workshop.html.
Articles
- Alexander Dumbaze, Jack Goldstein and the Origins of Postmodernism (Brooklyn)
- Jeff Huebner, William Walker's Mural Art (Chicago)
- Emily Eliza Scott, Toxic Gardens: Patricia Johanson's House and Garden Proposals (Zurich)
- George Stolz, From the Word "Art": Sol LeWitt's Use of Language (Madrid)
Blogs
- Carol Diehl, Art Vent (Housatonic, MA)
- Jason Farago, Art in Common (New York)
- Claudia La Rocco, The Performance Club (Brooklyn)
- Sohrab Mohebbi, Presence Documents (Brooklyn)
- Valerie Soe, beyondasiaphilia (San Francisco)
- Meredith Tromble, Art and Shadows (Oakland, CA)
- Jason Urban, R.L. Tillman, and Amze Emmons, Printeresting (Austin, TX)
- Jane McFadden, There and Not There: Walter de Maria (Los Angeles)
- Christine Mehring and Sean Keller, Munich '72: Olympian Art and Architecture (Chicago)
- Judith Ostrowitz, Contemporary Native American Art: Cosmopolitanism and Creative Practice (New York)
- Mark Owens, Graphics Incognito: Design, Material Culture, and Post-punk Aesthetics (Philadelphia)
- Margarita Tupitsyn, Moscow Vanguard Art Between World War II and the Fall of the Soviet Union (New York)
- William Wilson, Ray Johnson: An Illustrated Life in Art (New York)
- Kirsty Bell, Berlin
- Cinqué Hicks, Atlanta
- Murtaza Vali, Brooklyn
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