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Drop-In Writing Online

Occurs monthly on Tuesday.
Next is –
This is an online event. It does not take place at the museum.

Overview

Explore your creativity through the written word in our informal writing sessions led by Theresa Rozul Knowles from Lighthouse Writers Workshop (@citrine.ink).

Free and open to all levels from published authors to the occasional journaler!

January's Theme: The Art of Writing Compelling Plot Twists

Whether you’re plotting your stories or planning your new year, plot twists are inevitable. Characters respond to conflict. Disruptions cause humans to freeze, fight, or flee. Our needs are not problems but rather the calling of our hearts to create something new.

Together, we'll practice how to cleverly write plot twists and add unexpected elements to your writing. Writing prompts are inspired by artworks from Disruption: Works from the Vicki and Kent Logan Collection and will challenge you to write plot twists based on the scenes depicted.

Disruption: Works from the Vicki and Kent Logan Collection presents about 50 artworks, including paintings, sculptures, photographs, mixed-media works, and several artworks never displayed at the museum.

Online Event
Live streamed on Zoom. This session is free and open to all. Advance registration is not required to attend.

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    How to Participate on Zoom: Join us live a few minutes before the program start time.

    Need help joining by Zoom? Use these English instructions or Spanish instructions from Senior Planet.

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    This event has automated closed captions through Zoom. To request live captioning (CART), a sign language interpreter, or any other service, please email access@denverartmuseum.org at least five (5) business days in advance of the program. We will make every effort to provide accommodation for requests made outside of that window of time.

    Lifelong Learning and Access programs are supported by the William Randolph Hearst Endowment for Education Programs, Nancy Benson Education Endowment Fund, CenturyLink Endowment, Jim Kelley and Amie Knox Education Endowment Fund, and the Cooke-Daniels Fund. Support is also provided by the Institute of Museum and Library Services, NextFifty Initiative, Colorado Garden Foundation, Colorado Creative Industries, and the residents who support the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD).