workshop in Vienna

Dear friends,

From June 9-11, 2023, my friend and colleague Ana Tajder and I will offer a workshop,  “Thank you, Mama”, connected with her podcast.  It will take place in the center of Vienna. We will engage in creative writing, art meditation at the famous Kunsthistorische Museum, will walk through the Imperial city by seeing and discovering it through the lens of female history and especially connect – to ourselves, to our mothers, to other participants, to art, history and culture.

It would be great if you could join us

For more information or to register, please email Ana:

info@thankyoumama.net

 

Team:

Ana Tajder

Ana is an award-winning author and journalist. .

She has published two memoirs, as well as over a

hundred essays, articles, and interviews in

English, Austrian, German, and Croatian

newspapers, magazines, and journals. In 2020,

Ana launched her “Thank You, Mama” podcast in

which she interviews women from around the

world about the most important lessons they

learned from their mothers. The podcast won

three international awards, and has listeners in

over 80, and guests from over 60 countries.

 

Traude Wild

 

Traude Wild has taught art history at several

Universities in the United States. As adjunct

professor, she organized and led study abroad

programs in Central Europe for the University of

South Carolina. She has practiced Zen meditation

for over twenty years. Through her love for art,

meditation and creative writing, she created the

method of creative art meditation, which she

teaches at Sigmund Freud University in Vienna

and in independent workshops. She is the author

of three books, a certified Vienna guide, and

specialist on David Bohm’s Dialogue.

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Born and raised in a village along the Danube in Austria, Traude Wild soon ventured out into the world. After a two-year program for tourism in Klesheim/Salzburg, she spent nearly a year in South Africa and Namibia. By returning back to Austria, she acquired a Master of Economics at the University of Vienna. After moving to the United States with her four children, she studied Art History at Arizona State University and stayed in the United States for fourteen years. Here, she was teaching Art History in several Universities like Webster University and University of Missouri-St. Louis. Now, she lives partially in Arizona and Vienna and works together with her husband for the University of South-Carolina, Moore School of business as Adjunct Professor organising and leading Study tours in Central Europe. She also teaches at the Sigmund Freud University in Vienna. Since 1999, she is practicing Zen meditation in the lineage of Katagiri Roshi. She loves to hike and to write and is a student of Natalie Goldberg. During her often many weeks long hikes she brings her awareness into the Here and Now, describing her experiences in an authentic way. She loves to walk pilgrimages. The longest hike so far was the 1,400 km long 88 Temple pilgrimage in Shikoku, Japan in 2016.

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