Sometimes our spirit for learning and creativity needs a home, and Paris for now, is just too far away!

 The Muse is no mere classroom, it is an artist's reflective working space, with all the traditional and modern tools  to create your own brand of art.

Taking all that's inventive about an artist studio and creating a group friendly workshop space is the brainchild, and outcome of John Ellis' long career in the creative arts.

John's art career covers teaching and professional production of art, design & media and leading cultural tours and events here and overseas. He has an uncanny ability to see how all 'The Arts' (visual, performing, architecture, media, music - from Jethro Tull to Verdi) come together and culturally connect. Yes you read right  Jeftro Tull, John was a child of the seventies. 

The Italian's call it concetto - meaning and purpose or for John, it's telling big stories in an inspired way. This is a chance for you to learn, to create and to be surrounded by all the right stuff to help you achieve your artistic dreams. No matter what you think of your skill base, everyone is capable of making their own creative mark. John says - "You know you've captured the wow in a course when people are so engaged in the learning process that they don't want to leave and can't get there quick enough!"

Wine and a Fellini film in the studio is always on the cards! The fun of Learning.

 John's well-loved, highly inventive art classes will be running from late March to November 2008

Choose any or all of the key courses that allow you:

• Time to get to know the artist environment,

• Time to decide what really interests you,

• Time to develop your favourite medium

• Time to develop new methods, skills and passions.

 For more details see http://www.willsmore.com.au/ 

 

 

 

 

 

     

If you have never been to New York and seen a Broadway show below play and listen to the audience, the energy is extrordinary. Youtube prompts will get you the whole show.

It is fun and free!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Get some headphones.