Drawing and Meditation with Scott Wright

How to enhance meditation through drawing

Pencil drawing by Scott WrightAn Advent Series

In the Chapel
Tuesdays, December 2, 9 & 16 | 7:00 PM

Join Artist in Residence, R. Scott Wright, for this unique workshop designed to bridge drawing and meditation - or put more simply, to embrace drawing as a form of meditation. Our goal is to use drawing tools and techniques to locate the sweet spot where keen observation and hand/eye coordination free the mind and calm the breath and the body. Drawing exercises will be demonstrated.

Students should bring whatever drawing tools, pads, etc. they are comfortable using. All ages and experience levels are welcome. $25/session, $65 for all three, or pay as you can by making a donation in Realm.

Please click here to register.

About Scott Wright

R Scott Wright’s artwork has been exhibited internationally in gallery and museum shows including The Mulligan Shanosky Gallery in San Francisco, The Hann Gallery in Philadelphia, The Delaware Center for Contemporary Art, The Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, OH, The University of Edinborough, Scotland, and the Bronx Art Space in New York. Wright received an MFA from the University of Pennsylvania School of Design in Philadelphia and a BFA from Purchase College, SUNY in New York. He received the Hazell award for painters from the Samuel S. Fleisher Art Memorial and the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Feature articles about his artwork have appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer and the New York Times. In 2009, the Lancaster Museum of Art hosted a retrospective exhibition of his work, featuring more than forty paintings and works on paper. A 64-page color catalog was published in conjunction with this exhibition. His artwork can be found in numerous public and private collections.

Wright has taught studio art, including painting, drawing, and digital media, at Temple University’s Tyler School of Art, Purchase College, SUNY, and Franklin & Marshall College. Presently, he lives in eastern PA with his wife and son. His studio is located in a restored nineteenth-century warehouse.

The Urban Well is a registered trademark of Saint James Episcopal Church.