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Sunday, January 11, 2026 on Zoom
2pm - 5pm ET (New York, USA time)
Tarot cards are symbolically rich, always signaling beyond themselves and inviting a range of possible interpretations. Their often ambiguous, metaphoric imagery makes them somewhat unruly, impossible to control, and conducive to going beyond the limits of entrenched and dominant meanings.
In this workshop, we will look at philosophical orientations and practices that can support card work toward unusual knowledges. Whether you are working with tarot, fairy tales, folk tales, myths or personal narratives, this workshop is geared toward the recognition of interpretive responsibility and power.
This workshop is open to all, beginners are welcome.
Sunday, January 11, 2026 on Zoom
2pm - 5pm ET (New York, USA time)
Tarot cards are symbolically rich, always signaling beyond themselves and inviting a range of possible interpretations. Their often ambiguous, metaphoric imagery makes them somewhat unruly, impossible to control, and conducive to going beyond the limits of entrenched and dominant meanings.
In this workshop, we will look at philosophical orientations and practices that can support card work toward unusual knowledges. Whether you are working with tarot, fairy tales, folk tales, myths or personal narratives, this workshop is geared toward the recognition of interpretive responsibility and power.
This workshop is open to all, beginners are welcome.