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Interview with author, therapist and inspirational speaker, Mani Feniger
Mani Feniger is an author, therapist, and inspirational speaker. Her popular and practical book Journey from Anxiety to Freedom (Prima 1997) has helped thousands of people find the tools to reclaim their lives. She has also been a consultant for several … Continue reading
Posted in Community Support & Creativity
Tagged author, creativity, inspirational speaker, Mother's Day, therapist, writing process
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Professional Advice on Getting what You Want
Once you become clear on what you want, you may need professional advice on how to get it. For example I’m in the process of finishing a series of new art. Soon I will be ready to introduce this new … Continue reading
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Tagged Alumni Art, art, clarity, critics, curators, exhibiting, gallerists, marketing, mentoring, professional advice, UCB, venues for art
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The Creative Path…Becoming Clear on What You Want.
Being clear on what you want is the first step in achieving your dream, desire or goal. How do you find out exactly what you want? Many creative people describe their dream as being able to make a living with … Continue reading
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Tagged Art Slant, becoming clear, creative people, desires, dreams, Etsy, expressive characteristics, goals, online art, self publishing
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Interview with artist Lisa Greenstein
Artist, Lisa Greenstein is an El Cerrito painter. She is currently one of the participating artists in the exhibit, Seeing Solano II: Solano Land trust through the eyes of artists, which is at the Benicia Public Library, 150 L St. … Continue reading
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Tagged albany, creativity, environment, oil painting, plein aire, solano, Solano Land Trust
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Innovation, Exploration and Discovery
Innovation, Exploration and Discovery Originally I had planned on writing about recognizing the difference between exploring and being stuck in extended exploration. This first stage in the creative process involves research and once that is complete, moves on to the … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Ideas, Uncategorized
Tagged creativity, discovery, exploration, failure, humanities, Huntington Post, innovation, math, Michelangelo, science, thinking outside the box
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Kala Institute Exhibits Berkeley High School Art
I highly recommend seeing the student exhibit “Radiate” featuring interdisciplinary projects taught by Kala Artist in Schools Program to the Arts and Humanities Academy (AHA) at Berkeley High. Kala Art Institute in located in the Heinz Building on San Pablo … Continue reading
Posted in Community Support & Creativity
Tagged Artists In Schools Programs, Berkeley High School, California Patnership Academy, Kala, Molly Rosenthal, printmaking
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Interview with Hershell West
Interview with artist, Hershell West at the opening reception, Feb 18, 2012 2012 – the Art of Living Black (a satellite exhibit from The Richmond Art Center) February 18 – March 18, 2012 San Pablo Arts Gallery, 13831 San Pablo … Continue reading
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Tagged creative process, digital editing, Harriet Tubman Ali, John Brown, painting, Richmond Art Center, The Art of Living Black
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How Long Does it Take to Paint a Picture?
How many times have I been asked, or have heard other artists being asked, “How long did it take you to paint that picture?” That’s a loaded question! If I say two days rather then six months does that mean … Continue reading
Solitude
One of my favorite creativity blog writers, Orna Ross, recently wrote a post about artists needing to be alone. She sites, psychologist, Howard Gardner, “The only attribute that all creative people share, he concluded, is a large capacity to be … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Ideas, Uncategorized
Tagged artists, creative ideas, creativity, germination, Greta Garbo, Helen Hayes, Hemingway, Howard Gardner, o, Picasso, seeds, solitude, Virginia Woolf, writers
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Developing A Plan For Creative Ideas
Last week I wrote about ways in which an artist can choose one idea from many. Now, I’ll let you know how to develop a plan so you can get started to work on that one idea. So an artist … Continue reading
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Tagged business, chakras, color study, creative endeavors, creative ideas, Deepak Chopra, dreams, objectives, purpose, statagies, vision
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