If your idea of a summer holiday includes exploring and developing your writing or artistic creativity, then the University of Auckland Summer Workshops could be for you. They run between 8th and 12th January at the Auckland Campus and include some of the following:
Waking the Sleeping Dog: Introduction to Writing (Judith White)
In at the Deep End: Writing Short Fiction (David Lyndon Brown)
Narrative and the Novel (James George)
Writing Fiction for Children and Teenagers (Lorraine Orman)
Freeland Journalism and Non-fiction Writing (Paul Smith)
Life Writing (Deborah Shepard)
Poetry Holiday (Siobhan Harvey)
Saying what you have in Mind (Marinus Ferreira)
Expressive Colour Painting (Suza Lawrence)
Joy of Creativity (Gail Haffern)
Children's Book Illustration (Sandra Morris)
Photoshop for Artists (Dietlind Wagner)
Advancing your Life Drawing (Geoffrey Arnold)
Botanical Painting: Native New Zealand plants (Connie Robertson)
Digital Collage: Creative Imagery (Dietlind Wagner)
Nature Journalling at Tongariro National Park (Sandar Morris)
There are also language intensives for beginners in French, Italian and Spanish as well as a series of Lecture courses in art and philosophy.
Numbers are limited on most courses to 15 participants so you will need to get in quickly. For further information look for a booklet at your local library or go online to www.cce.auckland.ac.nz/summer.
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