A blog for Creative Arts I at Ryerson University. In addition to ramblings on creativity, art and general noticings, there's a series of assigned posts called Arts Explorer. For each one there will be a related "art word" or element, and a discussion of how the post connects to the field of Early Childhood Education.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
olé to you nonetheless
Elizabeth Gilbert, author of Eat, Pray, Love, talks about a new way to think about creativity.
Are we comfortable with the idea that artistry and creative work usually lead to pain and anguish? She asks us to consider this question. What if we were to get a safe distance from creativity - turn it into a "disembodied spirit"? Would that allow us to carry on with creative work without losing ourselves in the process?
Would that make creative work feel more accessible?
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