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The Glen Workshop

A collection of 6 posts

On Movies & Media

Introducing... Scott Derrickson.

Filmmaker Scott Derrickson's presentation at the Glen Workshop on "dark transcendence" was challenging, to say the least. I wish I could share it with all of you. But you kinda had to be there. I can, however, share my introduction with you, so you can learn a little more about this guy. I have quit

On Movies & Media

You never know who might be sitting next to you at The Glen Workshop

In 2010, I had the privilege of leading the Film Seminar at the Glen Workshop in Santa Fe, New Mexico. I was a student posing as an instructor, a film enthusiast more interested in learning about movies from classroom discussion than in expounding upon my own movie-going experience. Still, it

On Movies & Media

Looking back at Glen West 2011: Six movies in five days.

The theme of the 2011 Glen Workshop in Santa Fe, New Mexico was "Acts of Attention: Art as Discovery." It lived up to the name. For seven days, Gregory Wolfe and the Image team served up a feast of art, insight, exploration, discussion, and discoveries. I've

On Movies & Media

July 31, 2011: Only 20 moviegoers get this chance.

Will you be one of them? On a day of glorious Santa Fe sunshine, we will walk into a dark room, watch a movie, and then go out for a meal together. We'll talk about the film. And then we'll enjoy a leisurely afternoon of music,

On Movies & Media

It's happening again: Join me for a week of movies and discussion.

What happened when the lights went out in Room 105? I've written about it here, in today's Good Letters post at ImageJournal.org. I was in a classroom at St. John's College in Santa Fe, New Mexico, watching six of my favorite movies with

The Auralia Thread

I'm Back. Watch Out.

It's a new day at LookingCloser.org... I've just returned from The Glen Workshop, my favorite week of the year: A seven day celebration of the arts hosted by Image journal in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Readings, concerts, lectures, art exhibits, meals, conversations, parties, excursions, exercise,