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Bosworth CV Jan 2012 CV - MELITTA ANNA HELEN BOSWORTH 2009 Large mixed media painting for the new Chapel Ignatian Spirituality Centre, Glasgow 2003 - 2004 Commission of Four Altar & Lectern Falls for St Ninian’s Church, Prestwick 2002 Commission of Diptych for Chapel, Ignatian Spirituality Centre, Glasgow. 2002 Commission of Lectern Fall, Ursulines of Jesus, St Mary’s Edinburgh. 2001 - 2002 Commission of 6 Textile Collage & Appliqué Wall Hangings from Skanska UK Building for Dovegate Prison Chapel, Utoxeter. 2001 Private Landscape commissions (water-colour & oil) 2001 Lecture on Mixed Media Techniques Ayr Sketch Club 2001 Accepted Primera artist member 2000 Accepted Glasgow Society of Women Artists (G.S.W.A.) artist member 1998 - 1999 Post-Graduate Painting Leith School of Art 1998 Accepted Paisley Art Institute (P.A.I.) artist member 1997 - 1998 SCOTVEC Life Drawing Modules 1 & 2 Ayr College 1996 - 2008 Ayr Sketch Club 1996 ‘Exploring Landscape’ Course Lunga 1995 - 2008 Life Drawing Classes MacLaurin Gallery 1994 ‘Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain’ Course Lunga 1993 - 1997 Open College of the Arts Painting 1, 2 & 3 Glasgow & Leith 1992 - 1996 Troon Art Club 1978 - 1982 BA (Hons) Tapestry Weaving Edinburgh College of Art 1978 Higher Art, English, French, German & Geography Jordanhill College School SOLO EXHIBITION 2012 ‘Inner and Outer Landscapes’ Barn Gallery, Bield, Perth 2009 ‘Transitions’ Barn Gallery, Bield, Perth 2005 ‘Landscape’ Gaelic Centre, Islay 2004 Paintings by M Bosworth Crichton Hospital, Dumfries 2000 ‘Bretagne Harvest’ Dick Institute, Kilmarnock GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2010 “Six Ayrshire Artists” Rozelle Ayr 2009 - 2011 Perthshire Open Studios The Bield, Perth 2005 Christmas Exhibition Whitehouse Gallery Dumfries 2004 V.A.S. Summer Exhibition Edinburgh 2004 G.S.W.A. Torrance Gallery Edinburgh 2004 “Images & Reflections” Group of 5, Gracefield Dumfries 2004 “Images & Reflections” Group of 5, Rozelle Ayr 2003 “Images” Group of 5, Crichton Hospital Dumfries 2002 & 2006 North Ayrshire Open Eglinton Park 2002 - 2006 Primera Society Glasgow 2001 - 2002 Art Exposure Gallery ‘Affordable Art’ Glasgow 2001 Fairbridge Edinburgh 2001 - 2007 Glasgow Society of Women Artist’s (G.S.W.A.) Glasgow & Edinburgh 2001 & 2002 Annan Gallery Glasgow 2000 - 2006 Waverley Gallery Christmas Exhibition Ayr 2000 - 2003 Affordable Art: ‘Red’; ‘Majestic’ Dick Institute, Kilmarnock 2000 Atholl Winter Exhibition Atholl Gallery, Dunkeld 2000 - 2004 Visual Arts Scotland (V.A.S.) R.S.A. Edinburgh 2000 The Royal Society of Painters in Watercolours R.S.A. Edinburgh 1999 The Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts McLellan Galleries 1999 Leith School of Art Edinburgh 1998 Art Exposure Gallery - Landscape Glasgow 1997 Art Exposure Gallery - Life drawing Glasgow 1997 Annan Gallery - Landscape Glasgow 1996 - 2004 Paisley Art Institute Open - Drawing & Painting Paisley Museum 1996 - 1997 ‘Sasha Young’ Prize Winner London 1995 - 1997 Open College of the Arts ‘Sasha Young’ London 1995 LAING Open Talbot Rice, Edinburgh 1995 - 2006 Ayr Sketch Club - Annual Exhibitions MacLaurin Gallery, Ayr 1994 Dunkeld Cathedral Perthshire CV - MELITTA ANNA HELEN BOSWORTH 1982 Married in Glasgow; Lived in Rosyth, Fife Involved in house groups amongst naval wives Moved to Glasgow; Max born 1983 Moved to Plymouth; involved with Naval Christian Fellowship (NCF) 1984 Moved to Yorkshire 1985 Moved to Helston, Cornwall; Jason born. Involved with NCF, house groups and fellowship coffee mornings. 1986 Moved to Ayr; started to attend St Ninian’s Episcopal Church; involved with various house groups and completed Saint’s Alive Course; designed and executed banners. Worked with Mum’s & Tots and Youth With a Mission (YWAM). Completed The Principles of Child & Youth Ministry course [YWAM] in Paisley. Completed the Alpha Course, worked with teenagers and jointly ran the church Youth Group (ages 11-16) for 5 years. Worked with Healing Days at St Ninian’s and visited the McNutt’s Christian Healing Ministry in Florida. 1999-current Facilitated a variety of Art & Prayer workshops 1999-2001 Spiritual Direction from Fintan Creaven SJ 1999 Growth in Prayer & Reflective Living course at the Ignatian Centre, Glasgow 2000-2001 Faith Accompaniment course at the Ignatian Centre, Glasgow 2001-2002 19th Annotation [Ignatian Spiritual Exercises] at St Matthew’s, Kilmarnock 2002-current Facilitated workshops in Art & Prayer at the Ignatian Centre, Glasgow 2003-2008 Prayer Guiding in Dumfries & Galloway Diocese 2003-2004 A course teaching the structure of the Spiritual Exercises led by the Epiphany Group at St Matthew’s, Kilmarnock 2003-2004 Attended RCIA instruction at Glasgow University 2003 & 2004 Pilgrimage to Santiago, Compostella in Spain using the Camino Easter 2004 Confirmed in the Catholic Church 2005-2008 Co-ordinator for weeks of Guided Prayer 2005-2006 Integration for Ministry course [Pilot scheme] at the Ignatian Centre, Glasgow 2006 Spiritual Accompaniment Course 2 for training in Spiritual Direction, Loyola Hall, Jesuit Spirituality Centre, Merseyside. 2006-2007 Worked with Carol Marples of Soul Marks Trust in Urban Church’s Priority project; Church of Scotland Glasgow 2008-current Employed full time as Art facilitator & Spiritual Director at The Bield Retreat & Conference Centre, Perth 2007-2009 Facilitated Art & Spirituality courses with Rev. Ali Newell at the Ignatian Spirituality Centre and the Bield Retreat Centre Perthshire 2008-2009 Post-Graduate Counselling Skills Certificate, Strathclyde University 2009-2011 Wrote & facilitated ‘Open Doors’, ‘Becoming Human’ & ‘Imaging Your Prayer’ Art & Spirituality Courses 2009-2012 Person Centred Art Therapy taster experiences and Course ‘Using Art Therapeutically’ 2009-2011 Post-Graduate Counselling Diploma, Strathclyde University [PG Dip Counselling] .
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