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Purple Apple Arts welcomes you!
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I only list classes that are available to the public.
Here are the upcoming classes:
Designing your own Personal Mala
Saturday, August 20, 2017
Tribal Yoga - Des Moines, IA
Gratitude Beads
Synairea - Hastings, MN
September 9, 2017 10:00-12:00
Beaded Mandala Necklace
White Bear Center for the Arts
Coming in Fall 2017
Make Your Own Coloring Book
featuring Zentangle Inspired Art, Labyrinths and Mandalas
White Bear Center for the Arts
Coming in Fall 2017
Finger Labyrinths
R.H.Stafford Library
Late October, 2017
If you are interested in any of the above classes, please email me for registration information at swansonmn@comcast.net
ART SALES
Synairea Wellness Fair
Saturday, September 9, 2017
Synairea - Hastings, MN
Women and Spirituality Conference
September 15 and 16, 2017
Mayo Convention Center - Rochester, MN
St.Paul Art Crawl
October 13-15, 2017
East Side Freedom Library - St. Paul, MN
Central Park Art Fair
Saturday, November 18, 2017
Central Park- Woodbury, MN
Women's Art Festival
Saturday, December 9, 2017
Colin Powell Center- Minneapolis, MN
If you wish to schedule a class for your group, please let me know.
Custom orders are always welcome.
Email me with your ideas at swansonmn@comcast.net
Thank you for supporting local artists. We all appreciate it!
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Sue Swanson MDiv, is an artist who helps people find Sabbath time in their busy lives by teaching them how to practice spiritual patterns together. She calls her work Prayercraft, which is combining craftwork with different patterns of prayer. She is interested in how we can learn to use artistic creativity both individually and in a group to express our faith.
Sue teaches classes and retreats exploring spiritual concepts such as: prayer, breath, simplicity, creativity and Sabbath. Her beadwork has been published by Beadwork Magazine and Bead and Button Magazine. Her company, Purple Apple Arts, provides opportunities to explore traditional crafts including music, beadwork, collage, knitting and labyrinth walking. She studies traditional craft techniques in order to make them meaningful in our 21st Century lives.
Sue lives in Woodbury, Minnesota with her husband Roger. She is the mother of two sons, Jeremy and Matthew and Nana of Victoria, Robert and William. She holds a BA degree in Professional Communications from Metropolitan State University and a Master of Divinity degree from United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities. She is trained by Dr. Lauren Artess as an advanced certified Veridatas Labyrinth facilitator. Sue is a member of the Labyrinth Society.
Sue’s artistic vision is: as the beads are woven together, the thread disappears, but its presence provides all of the underlying structure. Similarly, the Holy Spirit invisibly, yet essentially, weaves together the fabric of our lives and connects us with our spiritual community.
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