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techne -> RE: the calling of an artist... (5/5/2008 1:06:10 PM)

jubee,

so the annointing is the presence and activity of G-d [with]in the things we do?



jubee -> RE: the calling of an artist... (5/7/2008 11:52:41 PM)

I believe so.



richhultin -> RE: the calling of an artist... (5/31/2008 11:33:33 PM)

I'm coming into this thread way late, but I have read most of the entries. I like most of the discussion and

appreciate that clear thinking has prevailed. techne your curiosity has fueled a good thread. When I have

more time, I hope to make some substantive comments. Thanks. Rich



car2ner -> RE: the calling of an artist... (6/1/2008 9:04:12 AM)

I think all us right brained artistic types have moved on. I wouldn't mind seeing this thread come back to life.



techne -> RE: the calling of an artist... (6/1/2008 12:05:00 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: richhultin
I'm coming into this thread way late, but I have read most of the entries. I like most of the discussion and appreciate that clear thinking has prevailed. techne your curiosity has fueled a good thread.

thanks -- feel free to engage with any (or all!) questions, points or contentions...

quote:

ORIGINAL: richhultin
When I have more time, I hope to make some substantive comments. Thanks. Rich

please do. soon. [;)]



techne -> RE: the calling of an artist... (6/1/2008 4:58:06 PM)

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ORIGINAL: car2ner
I think all us right brained artistic types have moved on.

ideally, i think that artists should be "whole-brained" -- i'm not a fan of the [modern] image/ stereotype of the artist as "touchy-feely". in a nutshell, being both involves:
~ left-brain: logical, sequential, rational, analytical, objective, looks at parts
~ right-brain: random, intuitive, holistic, synthesizing, subjective, looks at wholes

while contemporary education tends to favour left-brain approaches, there are changes happening (DBAE, Gardner's learning modalities). however, if we were to look at most artists prior to the modern period (c. 1850) i think that our label for artists would be quite different. in fact, i would argue that we would label their approaches and processes as left-brain rather than right-brain.

but maybe that's just me...

quote:

ORIGINAL: car2ner
I wouldn't mind seeing this thread come back to life.

feel free to respond to comments or to raise further questions...



car2ner -> RE: the calling of an artist... (6/1/2008 6:09:29 PM)

I am not sure if I am left or right brained... I tend to see things that others notice yet I like to keep my ducks in a row...
I have also been told, "you are surprisingly conservative for an artist or actor".



techne -> RE: the calling of an artist... (9/15/2008 9:38:01 AM)

fyi -- the latest CIVA SEEN publication is all about the vocation (or calling) of the artist.

look for it here under publications (it may take a few days for it to show up as it was just mailed to members last week).



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