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Category: Being Creative

Being Creative / Videos

Art and Agriculture: Sam van Aken and the Tree of Forty Fruit

Art often grants insight, but can it provide solutions? Creativity meets agriculture in the work of artist Sam van Aken. Sam van Aken is head of the Sculpture Program at Syracuse University, and …

Being Creative / Exploring Culture / Videos

Max Glaser Tests the Boundaries of Art: Progress, Defeat & Candles

Art is often judged useless, even stupid. What does our definition of art reveal about our self image and worldview? Experimental artist Max Glaser was born in Georgia, but makes his …

Being Creative / Exploring Culture

Reacting to Fear: Mary Engelbreit’s In the USA

Creativity can help us through uncomfortable emotions and thoughts. What happens when these personal visions strike a nerve with others? Mary Engelbreit is a children’s book illustrator and author from St. Louis, …

Being Creative / Photoblogs

A Dream of Willow: Tom Hare’s Seed Walk

Any creation is subject to the strengths and weakness of its parts. What does this tell us about our world? English artist Tom Hare weaves willow stems, or withies, together to form beautiful …

Being Creative / Exploring Culture / Photoblogs

Flowers of the Indian Home: The Brilliance of Rangoli

People around the globe draw inspiration from nature to decorate their homes and workplaces. What lies beneath this creative impulse? Rangoli is an esteemed folk art which is known by many …

Being Creative / Photoblogs / Videos

Rescuing Home: Detroit’s Heidelberg Project

How do we respond to poverty, drugs and crime? Tyree Guyton strengthened the spirit of his Detroit neighborhood through art. In 1986, Tyree Guyton returned from serving in the U.S. …

Being Creative / Exploring Culture

Walking the Edge: Grief and the Performing Persona

Creativity gives us insight into the subconscious, but it doesn’t necessarily tell us how to deal with what we find. If you’ve experienced raw tears while in front of a …

Being Creative / Experiences and Impressions / Exploring Culture

Painted Trains: Art Off the Tracks? Part One

Graffiti hearkens back to ancient public art. Is there something valuable in street art that is good for the community? There is an innate conflict between street art and property. …

Being Creative / Exploring Culture

Staring Into the Looking Glass: Creative People and Narcissism

Creative people are often accused of narcissism. Can we alter the negative stereotypes and bad behavior associated with artists? Greek mythology tells the story of Narcissus, a young hunter who …

Being Creative / Experiences and Impressions

Make-up and Cleaning Products: Gluten Sensitivity On and Off the Stage

Makeup and hygiene products often contain gluten. If you are sensitive enough to react to them, what should you avoid? You probably don’t think twice about using a glob of …

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