Last winter, artists from California, Virginia, Maryland, New Hampshire, Illinois, Florida, Ontario, Alberta and British Columbia joined to celebrate the Ancient American Goddess with images created at Casa Carolina Workshop in Ajijic, Mexico.

Juan Compo's proud students, March, 1999 at Casa Carolina.
Groups limited to six students per three hour session,
10 a.m.-1 p.m. Monday-Friday, beginning December 11, 2000.

Monday to Friday, 10 am to 1 pm, el maestro Juan Compo opens his garden studio to creative visitors. Freedom of expression and the enthusiasm of both el maestro and his international gathering infuse each session with excitement and encouragement.

Help paint a mural in Mexico, please

This season (Dec.-April.) students are invited to help paint a garden wall with acrylic symbols and colors. Juan Compo has produced over fifty murals in Mexico and Canada in the last 30 years and will share the many techniques that evolved from his experience.

Slides of Compo's murals will be shown after dark in the Casa Carolina garden for mural participants.

Sessions are $15 U.S. with extended time privileges for independent work. Paint and materials supplied for Mural workshop. Accommodation available on Mexico Connect. Workshop information: juanc@mexconnect.com

• Bring your own supplies plus search for local materials.
• Work, meditate in private garden.
• Join discussions on the shaded patio.
• Five restaurants within 2 minutes walk.

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Compo's whimsical portrait painted from a photo after Peggy Morley returned to her job with Loyalist College Art Faculty. "I was really turned on by Juan's workshop. So many ideas that I've incorporated into my teaching at Loyalist".