Teaching

Safe Printmaking: Etching, Monotype, Mixed Media Workshops (adults) Two-day workshops (10-4 pm) at artist's Alexandria studio Fee: $150 (2-4 persons), $200 (private instruction) Supplies included. (See brochure) Streaming video (Print Demonstration) Site Specific Printmaking Workshops at Art Studios, Centers, Schools Contact artist for specific details Drawing, Painting, Printmaking Classes for Children Ages 8-14 Series of five after school 1 1/2 hour classes, in artist's Alexandria studio. Gentle approach to build self-confidence, increase artistic, skills, stimulate creativity. $15 per lesson (4-6 people.) See brochure for details Labyrinths in the Schools for Creativity and Peace Students learn typical labyrinth designs through mixed media drawings, and journal their experiences in walking them. As a group project, they paint a 12' x 12' portable canvas labyrinth to be used indoors, as well as temporary or permanent ones outdoors on the grass or playground. They learn to walk the labyrinths to express a feeling, solve a problem, or just for plain fun. Sandra Wasko-Flood participates in the SEAS summer camp program sponsored by the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities each year by putting labyrinths in the DC Schools During the school, year she teaches in a similar program: the Art For Every Student (AFES) sponsored by the DC Arts and Humanities Collaborative, Inc. "Drew Elementary School Labyrinth" Washington DC, 2001, painted on playground with traffic marker paint by grades 4-6 "Designing Concentric Labyrinths" Drew Elementary School, 2001 "Merritt Elementary School Labyrinth" Washington DC, 2000, traffic marker paint on playground "Walker Jones Elementary School Labyrinth" Washington DC, 2000, painted with traffic marker paint by Grades 1-3 Lectures: Labyrinths, Printmaking The artist gives slide lectures' demonstrations for a fee of $50 per hour on labyrinths with on topics such as their history, contemporary uses, and labyrinths in art.

Consulting

Labyrinth Consulting: The artist consults on all aspects of building labyrinths from designs to recommendations for other construction resources. Project Director: Sandra Wasko-Flood co-directed "Labyrinths for Peace: 2000" the inaugural traveling exhibit of the Labyrinth Society and, at the same time, organized labyrinth walking on the east lawn of the U. S. Capitol. She is open to other such projects as a collaborator or director.