head hand & HEART

 

Imagine experiencing the joy and wonder of creative play once again, free from any thought of judgement or performance anxiety.  

Imagine understanding the creative process and how to step into the ‘creative cycle’ at any moment.

Imagine being more able to tap into your imagination and intuition as sources of creative inspiration and guidance.

Imagine knowing that your creative expression can make an amazing, positive contribution to the lives of your friends, family, colleagues and community.

 

 

head hand and HEART is a weekend adventure exploring your creative potential and expanding your creative self expression.

Experience the power of a new dimension of creative capability in all aspects of your life.

Bring colour, joy, intuition, imagination, intimacy
and creative confidence into your world and...
make a contribution.

CREATE
Unlock your amazing creative potential

CONTRIBUTE
Make a real difference in the lives of rural
Cambodian families

Buy a ticket, sponsor a well.

Bring 5 people, sponsor a house!

• All services donated all hard costs sponsored 

• Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st of  November 

• 8am - 5pm

• Australian Technology Park - Eveleigh - NSW

• $295 per participant - donation to Tabitha

• $230 early bird discount booked before Friday October 22nd

• Help raise in excess of $20,000 for the Tabitha Foundation of Australia to buy houses and wells for villages and families in remote rural Cambodian communities.

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head hand and HEART...  You'll discover...

• The mechanisms of the mind - how creativity is a natural capability that we have in abundance at birth and how to overcome the voice of judgement that blocks creative flow as we get older.

• Rediscovering innocence - how creators use the childlike state in which every day is an amazing, playful adventure to fuel their creative exploration.

• Awakening the senses - how to expand awareness and perception as a starting point for your creative expression.

• Discovering your expressive voice - exploring a range of media and methods to unearth your amazing expressive voice.

• Your unique point of view - the importance of seeking out and speaking out your unique world view.

• Dare to dream - expanding the impact that your creative contribution can make in the world.

• Mastering the way - the perspectives and habits of creative masters and how to integrate them into your life.

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'Once in a while along comes an experience that doesn't load you up with more new ideas, beliefs or things to strive for.  An experience that simply offers a way of discovering what you already have, and brings it forth.  This event is authentic.  It's the real deal.  Why?  Because it takes what you already have (boundless creativity) and helps you see it, express it and play with it.  Enjoy!  This is how life should be.'

 Mark Burrell - Senior Principal Axialent.  

An eye opening, heart change - allowing you to see, experience and admire beauty everywhere!

As a creative I had always struggled with the tension of 'perfecting' a design/artwork. Is it good enough - what will others think... all that junk that holds you back from finishing your piece and moving on... Head Hand and Heart allowed me to understand myself and the creative path. I now believe this program was the single most pivotal program I have been on.

Jason Knight - Designer

I found HHH a great experience to use various creative mediums to challenge me into thinking more laterally.  It was also a fun activity to do as a team, and gave me deeper insight into other team members.  A refreshing and renewing type of program and one I am happy to recommend. The picture book of the day was a nice touch to the program.

Paul Ginn - Research and Development Manager Sanitarium Health Foods

Facilitators and Creative Team include...

• Henny van den Wildenburg – Dutch born, Adelaide based painter, industrial designer, passionate art educator and Archibald finalist.

• Jo Hilder – singer, songwriter and author  - current work in progress ‘What not to say to a Cancer Survivor’.

• Julie Cowdroy – ambassador for Opportunity International Australia and the Global Poverty Project. Julie is a political science student majoring in Terrorism and Security Studies at Murdoch University and is committed to the eradication of extreme poverty. Julie regularly contributes to www.mamamia.com.au

• Nick Fury – founder Got It Flaunt It – providing entertainment and team building though drama, music and entertainment for corporate events for over 12 years.

• Gabriella  Salmon - facilitator, teacher and performer, tertiary qualifications in Theatre Arts and national experience as a performer and teacher with percussion ensemble 'The Rhythm Hunters'. Focused on using words, movement, music and theatre as vehicles for joyous self-expression and the personal discovery of spiritual truths.

• Nina Angelo – Designer, screen print artist and community arts creator. Order of Australia Medal OAM - 2009 for service to the Arts and the Central Coast Community.

• Michelle Falzon – Author, creator, marketing manager Universal Events.

• Paul Macklin – Director Amazing People – facilitating organisational change, team development, leadership and the creation of innovative culture. Passions include, expansion and application of our creative capabilities as individuals and as a species in ensuring the optimal outcome for our planet and our children. Creative collaboration with other like minded contributors.

• Jason Knight – Bachelor of Design, placed first on degree and received the university medal for outstanding academic achievement. Jason then went on to unlearn most of the 'rules' taught as he worked as a graphic designer, industrial designer and photographer. His gift is to see beauty in everything and to inspire people to higher degrees of freedom and personal growth.

• Mat Macready – One of Australia’s hot new emerging graphic design talents – watch this space!!!

• Joel Ulbricht – Project Manager at The Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia , Director Joel Ulbricht Management, thought leadership in event management for conferences, festivals and events – born to make a difference.

• Tony Mylan – CEO ET Australia providing support and assistance, to community groups, unemployed and minority groups with the aim of improving and expanding services to the unemployed to enable them to obtain employment and to help maintain them with a sense of direction.

head hand and HEART

Expand creative capability in all aspects of your life.

Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st of  November 

Australian Technology Park

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