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Why We Love Visiting Art Galleries (and You Should Too!)
"Art galleries are a place that everyone should visit a least once in their life.Visiting an art gallery is not just for those who have a passion for the arts, it can be enjoyed by anyone and everyone." https://themarshall gallery.com
NY Prison Arts and Reentry Programs Persist Throughout Pandemic
The first time Helen Taylor read a poem at a writer's workshop many of her classmates began to tear up...citylimits.org
20 Stunning Art Expressions That Create Public Awareness
When people think of art, they think of bizzare creations and beautiful intricate paintings hung up in museums. Essentially, the process of bringing an artwork to life is a creative one but art itself can also serve a purpose. It can be used as a way to raise awareness about issues that affect us in our daily lives. www.hongkiat.com
How the arts can help you to craft a successful research career
How the arts can help you to craft a successful research career- Engaging in a creative pursuit can stimulate creativity and foster boldness and tenacity in the lab and beyond. www.nature.com
Biden Administration Proposes Substantial Budget Increase to the NEA
From Americans for the Arts Action Fund - Please read Biden's Administration Proposal to the NEA (National Endowment for the Arts). www.artsactionfund.org
What plague art tells us about today
How have artists portrayed epidemics over the centuries- and what can the artworks tell us about then and now? www.bbc.com
BU talk shows how 'Visual Thinking Strategy' can help guide future medicine practitioners
Arts and science are sometimes thought to be on opposite ends of the spectrum of creativity. www.dailyfreepress.com
Arts education is a must for future generations
Art is a place where students can play with aesthetics and make beautiful objects, paintings and drawings. www.shine.on
Education. Innovation. Art, Justice and Prison Reform
In Western Australia, in the small dusty town of Coolgardie, I am listening to a man share his experience of his recent return from prison to society after 32 years. He explains how he built hope in prison by teaching art to his fellow inmates and how artmaking builds bridges from incarceration to society. www.sandiego.edu
