by Carrie Brummer | Why do the Arts Matter?
One of my favorite stories is about Fountain by Marcel DuChamp. He found a urinal, wiped it down (or not), signed it “R. Mutt” and dated it. He then entered it for acceptance into a Salon. At the time in France these Salons determined whose artwork...
by Carrie Brummer | Why do the Arts Matter?
This weekend I attended Art Dubai, which is one of the largest gatherings of galleries in the Middle East, showcasing artists around the world. Each year I am surprised by the inclusion of some works but also impressed and inspired by others. Today’s post highlights...
by Carrie Brummer | Why do the Arts Matter?
In the spirit of a recent conversation with a friend, today I want to talk a bit less. Take a minute and let the following video visuals stimulate you! The artist below I discovered on my own while developing a sculpture lesson for my students. Her name is Jen Stark...
by Carrie Brummer | Why do the Arts Matter?
As Creatives we are always looking for strategies to inspire, motivate and bring new energy to a project. The story of Joshua Allen Harris is an interesting one. It speaks for the need of support and reinforcement in the creative process. He has investigated the...
by Carrie Brummer | Why do the Arts Matter?
Just last night I read the latest Corbett Barr post at Think Traffic. He was speaking about the enormous number of blogs available to readers and how great blogs set themselves apart. Yes, social media and networking is important, but content is king (I am sure...
by Carrie Brummer | Why do the Arts Matter?
I’ve spent some time reflecting on the artwork I have made this past year and it occurred to me there is a disconnect between things important to me and my art. Authors are told to write about what they know, what they are passionate about. And while...
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