Apprentices wanted.
Come in work clothes
Bring rubber gloves and a hand trowel if you have one
Time: 9:00am to dusk
Fee: Bring food and drink for dinner at sundown.
Come and participate in applying the first coat of cement to the upright panels of the Mushroom Arch. No experience needed.
Volunteers carried the top section of the Mushroom Wedding Arch out of the studio/shop. Struggling under the weight of the cement section, they used the old well tower as a scaffold for supporting the section as they raised it into place.
The top section of the arch is securred to the armature of the upright sections.The partially completed sculture is tarped to protect it for the winter. There are plans to complete it in the summer of 2014.
The Center is located on nine acres of oak and blue pine forest and meadow land. There is a multi-fruit orchard and two herds of rare San Clemente Island goats on the property.
One hour from Santa Rosa and two hours from Sacramento, the Center is a perfect location for a retreat from the hectic pressures of urban life.
The Center offers:
The classes and workshops are project driven. Individuals bring an idea to work on. Instructors help to engineer each individual project.
For more information on what is currently being developed at the Center visit our blog at:
PsiKeep Venture
The early works of Christalene Loren can be viewed at: The Tenabrae Cafe
and at: Dragon Maker
The PsiKeep logo is made of two parts. In the center is the Greek letter Ψ psi which means "mind". It is found in such words as psychology – the study of the mind. Another example is psychotropic - mind altering or literally mind turning.
The letter Ψ psi is enclosed in a circle with a gate which represents a keep or the central living space of a castle. Literally the symbol means mind castle.
The flame is the creative energy entering and leaving the mind castle The PsiKeep Center for the Arts is a place where creativity is born and manifests.