
Lucy Bartholomee, Ph.D.
Lucy Bartholomee
Approved Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Provider for the State of Texas.
CPE#: 902-756

Explore Greek Islands & Refresh your Creativity
Enjoy an incredible week with artists, art educators, and creatives!
Earn 30+ hours professional development credit with
Art Education specialist Lucy Bartholomee, Ph.D.
Learn from our expert tour manager who will also be an art historian, multi-linguist and creative colleague.
Creative Theme:
Ecology: People, Places, and the Sea
Ecology examines the inter-relationships between living beings.
As artist-educators, we experience the world in multiple ways almost simultaneously.
Relationships with our families, students, friends, and ourselves are a kaleidoscope of visual impressions and creative expression while we give and receive kindness, love, and companionship. Of course, there are bumps and collisions in our relationships, too.
As we explore the Greek Islands visiting sites of artistic beauty and architectural achievement, we will also consider the inter-relationship of visual expression across time. We will be inspired by vibrant graffiti and street art in Athens, colorful organic Minoan designs at the Palace at Knossos, and the iconic blue and white villages of Santorini.
Our theme of ecology invites observation and discussion about the relationship of the ancient world with the beauty and power of the Mediterranean Sea, the marine life depicted in artwork, and of course our own interaction with nature as we journey across the water. The ecology of this experience also includes enjoying the delicious cuisine of the Greek islands, our inter-relationships as fellow travelers and being creative together.
Come and make art with us!
Inquiries welcome: LucyBartholomee@outlook.com
Daily Creative Activities!
Athens:
Watercolor meditations
Art Journaling techniques
Greek Dance Lesson
Chania:
Art/ography Walk
Seaside Sketching
Found Object Sculptures
Heraklion:
Cooking Lesson
Art/ography Walk
Santorini:
Painting & Photography
Outdoor environmental art experiment









