Sam Furness
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Designing collective experiences and beautiful things that cultivate curiosity and creative ways of being.
Sam Furness
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Reconceptualizing curiosity as a practice of epistemic connection and the curious subject as essentially embedded in relations prompts a deepening analysis of curiosity not only in philosophy but also in social psychology and cognitive neuroscience.
Perry Zurn • Curious Minds: The Power of Connection
“It is often misty at the threshold,” reflects writer Maria Popova.
The Situationists wanted to wake people up from the hypnotic brainwashing of the spectacle. To make people aware of the city and spaces that they inhabit by treating everyday life as an amazing, spontaneous, continuous, exciting, playful experience. They wanted to create situations, moments in life to replace apathy with playful affirmation.... See more
Jaeneen • THE SITUATIONISTS
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Letters I’d like to receive 💌 the handwritten work of Joan Miró (1893–1983)
Rose Florencesubstack.comWhen we walk in the world we connect to our surroundings, on a basic level our feet tread the paths that many have taken before, looking from afar we become a moving and present part of the earth we live on, we acknowledge our place in it, even through the notionally insignificant movement of simply getting a breath of fresh air.
‘I the sculptor am the landscape’ - Barbara Hepworth’s Roots of Stone - The London Magazine
Painting by Letters: The Power of Words within Art
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PODCASTS – WalkingLab
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Walking as a creative practice
“Our fingers are our tools” was an instruction Josef Albers gave to students before inviting them to explore simple materials like straw, corrugated cardboard, and newspaper.