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LIVING WITH ART Since the late 19th century the Monterey Peninsula landscape has inspired artists and people from all over the world to make this area their home and source of inspiration. The exhibition Artists at Continent’s End: The Monterey Peninsula Art Colony provides us with magnificent insights into the birth of this area’s strong commitment to a lifestyle deeply connected with nature and art. To celebrate this inspiring heritage the Monterey Museum of Art will launch Living with Art. This series of programs for adults will include yoga, hands-on art workshops, cooking and nutrition, and hiking and sketching workshops. For more information and to register, please contact Val DeLang, director of education, at 831.372.5477 x24. |
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Open Yourself to the Landscape (Series description at top ^) Saturday, March 17, 9am-4pm, La Mirada Spring is a time of new beginnings and MMA invites you to explore new ways of bringing creativity into your life in Open Yourself to the Landscape. Combining yoga, art, and nutrition workshops with experienced professionals, this daylong program will provide opportunities to discover and expand lifestyle choices. Purchase tickets: Members: $130 Non-Members: $150 Facilitatedy by: |
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 Keri Petersen holds her Bachelor's degree in Health Education. She has been studying yoga since 1988. She is a Registered Yoga Teacher with Yoga Alliance, completing her teacher training at Yoga Center of Carmel. Keri has been teaching since 2001 in Santa Cruz, California and her class is seeped in Iyengar alignment, vinyasa flow, and restorative repose. |
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 Jeff Bordona has been a full time Studio Arts Educator at the San Jose Museum of Art for eight years and has been teaching art to children and adults throughout the San Francisco Bay Area for over ten years. Jeff encourages each student to reach for his or her full potential through exploration and perseverance. As a sculptor, Jeff has received many awards for his artwork. He has received public art commissions from the city of Sunnyvale and his work has been exhibited locally and nationally. |
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 Jocelyn Dubin, MS, RD has a Master’s in Nutritional Science from San Jose State University and has worked to improve the nutritional health of individuals in hospitals, clinics, nonprofit organizations, schools, and private homes. In her private practice, which ranges from in-office consultations to customized nutrition presentations, Jocelyn encourages her clients to use the power of their plates to be proactive about their health. |
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Picturing the Landscape (Series description at top ^) Saturday, April 14, 9am-4pm La Mirada The Monterey landscape inspired a number of artists in Artists At Continent’s End to bring their sketchbooks and canvases outside and depict its dramatic beauty. Join us in carrying on this long tradition on a daylong outdoors art and walking workshop. Purchase tickets: Members: $80 Non-Members: $100 Facilitatedy by: |
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Reaping the Bounty I (Series description at top ^) Saturday, April 21, 2-5pm La Mirada The agricultural riches of the Monterey area have captivated the eyes and appetite of many. Enjoy a creativity-packed afternoon and experience how professional artists and chefs craft masterpieces full of flavor and visual impact. Purchase tickets: Members: $50 Non-Members: $75
Reaping the Bounty II (Series description at top ^) Purchase tickets: Members: $50 Non-Members: $75 |
Ray Magsalay is a professional artist and a long-time resident of the Monterey Peninsula. A retired Parks Supervisor with 37 years with the City of Monterey Parks Division, Ray is a passionate connoisseur of the area’s landscape and history.
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