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The Sincerity Dilemma
Rick Rubin • The Creative Act: A Way of Being: The Sunday Times bestseller
This presentation follows the life of Joel Nessim through a restrospective collection of his paintings, his lifes dedication and work. Ever since he was young he was engaged with creation, and fascinated with the influence of lived experiences translated onto the canvas. The ability for humans to adapt and change was something that Joel projected o
... See moreWith that, the Godfather of Japanese Ivy did a Q&A with the Tsukiji Police Chief, followed by a rock set from musical act Mickey Curtis and His Vanguards.
W. David Marx • Ametora
By seeking the creator within and embracing our own gift of creativity, we learn to be spiritual in this world, to trust that God is good and so are we and so is all of creation. In this way, we avoid the Virtue Trap.
Julia Cameron • The Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity
So strange, so sad that Weegee, writing about Stieglitz, was predicting his own loneliness and decline into obscurity. But Weegee’s book does end on a bright note. Its final words are: “Be original and develop your own style, but don’t forget above anything and everything else…be human…think…feel. When you find yourself beginning to feel a bond bet
... See moreBill Jay • LensWork #83 (The Bill Jay's Best of EndNotes issue)
Otto Boreson
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As artists, it is our job to draw down this information, transmute it, and share it.
Rick Rubin • The Creative Act: A Way of Being: The Sunday Times bestseller
I felt like an executor of his spiritual estate, parsing out wisdom or delight. And I wanted to be told the same kinds of stories.