Re: Stone Sculpting Art Classes At Sea!
- From: "Tom K" <tkanitra@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 Sep 2005 22:24:50 -0400
As an amateur artist, that's something that I'd love to do.
--Tom
"Ray Goldenberg" <ray@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Hi Everyone,
>
> I received this press release from Crystal and thought it would be of
> interest. If you have missed any of my news' postings, they are
> available on my web site.
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> Best regards,
> Ray
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>
> First-Ever Stone Sculpting Art Classes At Sea Debut On Crystal
> Cruises' 2006 World Cruise
>
> Luxury Line to Offer Exclusive New Masterpiece Art Enrichment Program
>
> LOS ANGELES CA
> Five hundred pounds of Colorado alabaster is en route to Crystal
> Serenity to be used in the first-ever stone sculpting art classes
> offered aboard a cruise ship. Guests traveling aboard the luxury
> cruise line's 11th annual World Cruise will sculpt the eight-pound
> stones into personal treasures when an exclusive new Masterpiece Art
> Program debuts on the 106-day odyssey traveling from Los Angeles to
> London, January 18 - May 5, 2006.
>
> The most comprehensive art program at sea, Crystal's Masterpiece Art
> Program combines worldly destinations, regional style and personal
> flair with an engaging course of progressive study in painting,
> sculpture or crafts. As of August 2005, Crystal is offering on every
> cruise art courses incorporating the unique attributes and art history
> of the destination. The expanded Masterpiece Art Program will be
> offered on the World Cruise and other two-week+ voyages.
>
> "A large part of any travel experience is collecting artifacts, both
> elaborate and simple, that truly reflect the personality of a
> destination or the memory of an experience," says Kristin Turner,
> Crystal's manager, entertainment. "With our Masterpiece Art Program
> and art classes on every voyage, guests can create their own art
> unique to their experience and personal style."
>
> Inspired by the beauty of the world and the imaginations of its
> guests, Crystal collaborated with long-time partner Linda Perlmutter,
> owner of the highly regarded Odyssey Art Centers, to take art
> enrichment to a new level with innovative programming and interactive
> classes. With an emphasis on quality, only the finest supplies will be
> used, including Daler-Rowney paints, professional grade paper,
> Princeton and Loew-Cornell paint brushes, Sanford drawing pens, and
> Model Magic clay.
>
> Each of the seven World Cruise segments will spotlight a different art
> form incorporating the artful nuances of the destination, with
> professional instructors leading students on a progressive course of
> study. For example, during the Australian segment, the teacher may
> discuss aboriginal art and suggest ways for students to incorporate it
> in their work.
>
> The Masterpiece Art Program curriculum follows:
>
> "Designer Decoupage." Guests design a Chanel-type handbag or treasure
> box with Aztec and Inca artifacts and memorabilia collected during
> their cruise.
>
> * World Voyage I; Los Angeles to Lima, Peru; 14 days; January 18 -
> February 1, 2006.
>
> "Sensational Scrapbooking." Not just photos in an album, but a
> coffee-table book showcasing the individual experiences of each guest
> with the serene beauty of the South Pacific.
>
> * World Voyage II; Lima to Papeete, Tahiti; 14 days; February 1 -
> 15.
>
> "Fruits of the Field & Flowers of the Forest." Budding artists create
> a relief using paper sculpture depicting the diverse natural beauty of
> New Zealand and Australia.
>
> * World Voyage III; Papeete to Melbourne, Australia; 16 days;
> February 15 - March 4.
>
> "A Vision of Eden." Guests try their hand at sculpting with clay as
> they journey through the Indian Ocean en route to South Africa.
>
> * World Voyage IV; Melbourne to Cape Town, South Africa; 19 days;
> March 4 - 23.
>
> "Wonderful Watercolor." In-depth instruction on color and technique
> culminating with a framed painting - perhaps of Africa.
>
> * World Voyage V; Cape Town to Dubai, UAE; 17 days; March 23 -
> April 9.
>
> "Stone Sculpture." Never before done at sea, novice sculptors learn to
> transform an eight-pound piece of Colorado alabaster into a work of
> art. Offered on two voyages using stones in shades of pink, gray and
> white.
>
> * World Voyage VI; Dubai to Rome, Italy; 15 days; April 9 - 24.
> * World Voyage VII; Rome to London; 11 days; April 24 - May 5.
>
> "With as many as 60 guests participating in our current art enrichment
> classes, we expect the expanded Masterpiece Art Program to add a new
> dimension to the World Cruise offering guests an opportunity to learn
> about art in a very interactive and entertaining manner," noted
> Turner.
>
> The Masterpiece Art Program is the newest addition to the rich menu of
> daytime and evening activities offered as part of the line's renowned
> Crystal Visions® Enrichment Program. The 2006 World Cruise will again
> showcase stars of the stage and screen, celebrated authors and
> journalists, noted diplomats and ambassadors, and intriguing
> scientists and explorers.
>
> With a focus on choices and exceptional quality, World Cruise guests
> have tremendous options for enrichment on every segment of the journey
> with dedicated theme cruise programming featuring presentations by the
> Smithsonian Associates and Sotheby's Institute, as well as a Film
> Festival and Crystal's popular Wine & Food Festival.
>
> The Award-winning Crystal Difference
>
> Last month, Crystal received an unprecedented tenth consecutive
> "World's Best" award from the readers of Travel + Leisure magazine,
> attesting to the consistent excellence of its luxury travel
> experience. With an emphasis on innovative product differentiation,
> Crystal is distinguished by classic service, abundant space, extensive
> choices, and superior quality, providing worldwide vacations that
> bridge the best of land and sea.
>
> The 940-guest, 50,000-ton Crystal Harmony and Crystal Symphony, and
> the 1,080-guest, 68,000-ton Crystal Serenity, are among the most
> spacious and luxurious vessels cruising in the luxury market. Their
> unique size allows for smooth sailing and a wide range of facilities,
> generous amenities and elegant staterooms, most with private verandah.
> Their features include grand lounges, a lavish spa outfitted in
> accordance with the principles of Feng Shui, state-of-the-art exercise
> facilities, complimentary golf, yoga and Pilates instruction, Asian
> and Italian specialty restaurants and extensive entertainment.
>
> For reservations and additional information, please contact a travel
> agent.
.
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