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Art and Nature (Guided Tour in English)

Place:	HAMBURGER BAHNHOF - MUSEUM FÜR GEGENWART - BERLIN
Start Date:	Sunday 28, August 2011
End Date:	Sunday 28, August 2011
Time:	12 noon
Price:	Free

Joseph Beuys helped found the political party "Die Grünen". In this tour together we would like to examine which natural materials, symbols and environmental philosophies artist include in their works, and why.

The Power of Money: Rudolf Steiner and a New Economic Paradigm

Place:	Hawthorne Valley Waldorf School, Ghent, NY
Start Date:	Saturday 27, August 2011
End Date:	Saturday 27, August 2011
Time:	7 to 9 pm
Price:	Suggested donation: $10

As an economist in the early part of the 20th century, Rudolf Steiner anticipated much of what is taking place now in our economy

Guided tour of the Goetheanum - in English

Place:	Goetheanum, Dornach, Switzerland
Start Date:	Saturday 27, August 2011
End Date:	Saturday 27, August 2011
Time:	Start of tour 2.00 pm
Price:	20CHF (concessionary15CHF)

In 1924 Rudolf Steiner presented his model for a second Goetheanum – the present one – made of reinforced concrete. Constructed between 1925 and 1928, it was the first large-scale building to employ this material for sculptural forms.

Richard Demarco Artist's talk

Place:	Axolotl, 35, Dundas Street, Edinburgh
Start Date:	Friday 26, August 2011
End Date:	Friday 26, August 2011
Time:	start 2.00 pm
Price:

Richard Demarco will speak as an artist who makes art with

Beholding the Heart of Nature

Place:	Pishwanton, Gifford, East Lothian, Scotland
Start Date:	Friday 26, August 2011
End Date:	Sunday 28, August 2011
Time:
Price:	£210 per weekend (Tuition, all materials, lunch and snack). Fully residential in our accommodation £315 (Concessions £290)

This is a workshop that lends itself as an individual long-weekend course, but is also part of a full year's course. The course 'Beholding the Heart of Nature’ is a schooling path based on Goethe’s work, developed by Rudolf Steiner, and carried forward in Dornach, Switzerland (in the Natural Science Section).