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An Introduction |
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Alajuela, Costa Rica |
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The Artists Refuge
Creative work. Quiet
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A Peaceful Hideaway Our hideaway in the Central Valley is just 15 minutes from the international airport and 30 minutes from San José. |
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Whether you're an accomplished artist, a novice, or simply someone who enjoys the beauty of art and nature, you'll find plenty here to inspire and energize you. Our Purpose The Artists Refuge has been created to: |
Mountain vistas, lush greenery, and a rushing stream. A well-appointed guest home with Spanish Colonial ambience. Panoramic views -- even from our studios. |
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Terraces and other areas where you can enjoy conversation or quiet solitude. A refreshing swimming pool. Attractive, comfortable rooms ...and friendly tico hospitality! |
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Art events, workshops and available tours give our guests many opportunities to experience Costa Rica’s art, history and contemporary culture, along with the country's more widely-known natural beauty, tropical climate and exotic wildlife. Program Overview |
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Classes in stone or ceramic sculpture; oil, acrylic or watercolor painting; and drawing. |
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Studio space for artists to work on their own without instruction. |
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Teaching Space and |
Artists/instructors: You can arrange to bring groups of your own students to instruct or lead them in classes, workshops and retreats. Our facilities are suited to a variety of artistic media and compatible activities such as yoga, meditation, photography, writing, and Spanish or other languages. |
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Guest accommodation for anyone seeking a relaxing vacation in an idyllic setting. |
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Our on-site gallery and sculpture garden present original works by established and emerging artists, both local and international. Includes work by our instructors, Francisco Castro Lostalo and Nancy DeCamillis. |
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Our facilities are well suited for celebrating weddings, anniversaries, reunions and other special events. |
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to Your Hosts and Instructors |
This page updated August 5, 2007