Creativity & the midlife crisis…
“Forget a Fast Car. Creativity Is the New Midlife Crisis Cure.” Who needs a Ferrari when you can pick up a paintbrush? (A recent article from the New York Times) … Read More
encouraging the flow of new ideas
“Forget a Fast Car. Creativity Is the New Midlife Crisis Cure.” Who needs a Ferrari when you can pick up a paintbrush? (A recent article from the New York Times) … Read More
I wanted my VISUAL THINKING students to see the remarkable Graffiti / Murals of DTLA, but first, we stopped at MOCA Geffen for an unusual exhibit by an ‘up and … Read More
Moving on, moving up. (Creativity in Relationships) I have a lot going on with my creative life, the growth of my business, and a newfound desire to spend my time … Read More
I was talking to a friend about being creative about the act of looking for work. I may never look for a job-job again, but a key goal of mine … Read More
I’d been planning my Land Art Road Trip for 3 months, ever since I got up early on February 1st to make a reservation to see a project called “The Lightening Field.”
A long overdue journey… On May 8th & 9th I visited Walter de Maria’s “Lightening Field,” near Quemado, New Mexico. The experience exceeded my already high expectations, and already, I’m … Read More
James Turrell describes the mix of tenacity and mellowing that is changing the way he works… James Turrell has been building his own forms of art based on experiences of … Read More
I revised this piece at the SMOCA (Scottsdale Museum of Art), which I saw during a major Turrell exhibit they had in 2001. In fact this exhibit was my awakening … Read More
I’ve refined and slightly expanded my route for the Land Art Road Trip.
Showing a film called Troublemakers: The Story of Land Art to my Visual Thinking students last week, inspired me to start planning a trip to some of these remote large … Read More