Cyber Studio 3-Day Intensive

With Adele Caemmerer and Kristen Gilje

August 8 - 10, 2023

Date and Time Details: Class from 9:00am-12:00pm PT August 8-10

Location: Online via Zoom

How does this work?: Registered participants will receive an email with the Zoom link on August 7th. You will use the same Zoom link each day of the program.

Required deposit: $30

Sliding Scale Registration Fee
  • $80.00 Minimum –
  • $60.00 to $79.00
  • $40.00 to $59.00
  • $30.00 to $39.00

If you would like to be considered for financial assistance, please select $30 and complete your registration. Please then fill out Grunewald Guild's Financial Assistance Application within 24 hours of registration.

From August 8 to August 10, we will gather daily online via Zoom from 9am-12pm Pacific.

Have a project you want to start or finish? Something you have always wanted to explore? Not sure what you want to do, but longing for the time and focus to figure it out? Just love creative company? This Cyberstudio experience might just be for you. 

This special 3-day digital space is an excellent summer opportunity to participate in the Guild’s Cyber Studio program.  Normally held weekly during the non-summer months, this consecutive 3-day summer opportunity might offer you space for a  creative “jumpstart” during your busy summer season.  If you’ve never tried the Guild’s weekly Cyber Studio program, this might be a chance to give it a try!

This intensive Cyberstudio will support your creative process in your own space with your own stuff, making it all the more likely to sustain. Each day we will meet on Zoom for both group and individual work time. All creative disciplines are welcome, however you define that. While there is no direct instruction, 1:1 support is available for ideas and direction as needed. Interspersed throughout the days will be opportunities to reflect on creative process, how we approach it, and what sustains it in our lives.

WHAT WILL THESE CYBER STUDIO SESSIONS LOOK LIKE?
Each session begins with participants sharing any goals and hopes for their art-making with the entire group. You will then move into one of two breakout rooms, each hosted by one of the hosts. Each group might choose to converse intermittently during the session, or you might all enjoy some focused quiet time (we’ll find our way, organically). Near the end of the session, we’ll gather back up as a large group to share our progress.

DO I HAVE TO SHOW UP FOR EVERY SESSION?
If you wish to participate in a session, please try to sign on promptly at 9am for check-ins and for breakout room assignments. If you are late, please email one of the hosts to let them know. You are welcome to have your video on or off. If you want to play music, please mute your microphone. Depending on the mood of the group, informal conversation may be part of our time together.

WHAT CAN I EXPECT TO CREATE?
That’s up to you! Chances are good, though, that you will create something since you’re doing it in community!

About the Faculty

Adele Caemmerer

After coming to the Guild as a staffer in 1987, Adele met and married Guild founders, Richard and Liz Caemmerer's son, Mike. Adele and Mike ventured overseas for teaching, and along with their two daughters, travelled between Asia and America, spending many summers in Plain with the Guild community. Along the way Adele trained and […]

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Kristen Gilje

Kristen Gilje is a full-time artist who works in her Bellingham WA studio on art commissions for sacred spaces. She makes large colorful works on silk for seasonal use, which can be seen in churches from coast to coast. Kristen spent 9 years as Artist in Residence at Holden village, near Chelan WA, where she […]

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