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“It is better to create than to be learned, creating is the true essence of life”
Barthold Georg Niebuhr
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P.S I know the bottom bit if it showed would be much better but it was a mistake :(
for my sixth form photography project - 18 self portraits to represent ourselves. About a year ago i went really quiet and i really have no idea why and i've always been shy but i dont know what happened. Anyway since then i've become so much more confident in myself and around other people so these photos represent me and how i have changed so much.
Creativity + Conflict Resolution: A Leadership Development Workshop with Guila Clara Kessous. At the Boston University Castle. Thursday, April 28, 2016.
Como, 27 Maggio 2016. La tradizionale Giornata dell'Arte e della Creatività delle scuole superiori di Como. Dal Subbuteo ai biscottini, dai progetti di elettrotecnica ed elettronca ai quiz del liceo classico, alle colortissime mani del Liceo Teresa Ciceri ai fantasiosi disegni tessili del Setificio, per finire con un teatro mimico ai giardini a lago ed un bel concerto di rock progressivo, Ancora una volta: bravi ragazzi!
Graduate students display their research at the Graduate Research and Creativity Showcase. November 9, 2017
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Outlining a Theory of General Creativity . .
. . on a 'Pataphysical projectory
Entropy ≥ Memory ● Creativity ²
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Study of the day:
[...] Quand on voit comment un animal marque son territoire, [...], ce qui intervient dans le marquage d'un territoire, [...], c'est aussi une série de postures, une série de couleurs, de chants, [..], ce sont les trois déterminations de l'art, . . couleurs, lignes, chants, c'est l'art à l'état pur ! Et alors je me dis, quand ils sortent de leur territoire, ou quand ils reviennent dans leur territoire, [...] que le territoire c'est leur avoir, c'est les propriétés de l'animal, et sortir du territoire c'est s'aventurer. Dès lors avec Felix [...] on a construit un concept que j'aime beaucoup. Puisque le territoire ne vaut que par le mouvement par lequel on en sort, on a besoin d'un mot, même s'il est en apparence barbare, pour désigner ce concept. C'est le concept de dé-territorialisation. [...] On a parfois besoin d'inventer un mot, pour rendre compte d'une notion nouvelle. Et cette notion nouvelle c'est qu'il n'y a pas de territoire sans un vecteur de sortie de ce territoire. Il n'y a pas de sortie du territoire, pas de dé-territorialisation, sans un effort pour se re-territorialiser ailleurs. [...] Et ce qui me fascine ici, c'est tout le domaine des signes, réception de signes, émission de signes, que ce territoire met en oeuvre. L'animal, pour moi, c'est un être fondamentalement aux aguets, (Claire Parnet: "Comme l'écrivain ?") . . l'écrivain oui est aux aguets, le philosophe est aux aguets, [...] c'est terrible cette existence aux aguets, [...] il écrit pour des lecteurs, [...] ça veut dire deux choses, ça veut dire "à l'intention de" et "à la place de". [...] Quand on écrit on ne mène pas une petite affaire privée, [...] c'est se lancer dans une affaire universelle, [...] c'est pousser le langage et la syntaxe jusqu'à une certaine limite, la limite qui sépare le langage du silence, de la musique, de quelque chose qui serait . . le piaulement [...] "
( Gilles Deleuze - L'Abécédaire - 1988 1995 - A: Animal )
When we see how an animal marks its territory ... which is involved in the marking of its territory, ... it is a series of postures, a variety of colors, songs, [..], there are the three determinations of art. Colors, lines, songs, it is art in its purest form ! When they come out of their territory, or when they come back into their territory, the territory ... is the properties of the animal, and to leave the territory is to venture into an unknown country. Therefore, with Felix [...] we built a concept that I like very much. Because the territory is defined only by the movement through which it is left, we need a word, even it is seemingly barbaric, to describe this concept. This is the concept of dis-territorialization. [...] It's sometimes necessary to invent a word, in order to reflect a new concept. And this new concept is that there is no territory without a way to leave it. There is no exit, no dis-territorialization without an effort to re-territorialize elsewhere. [...] And what fascinates me here is the whole area of the signs, reception of signs, utterance of signs that this territory implements. The animal, for me, this is a fundamentally a being on the lookout, (Claire Parnet: "As the writer ?") . . The writer is on the lookout yes, the philosopher is on the lookout, it's terrible ... this existence on the lookout ... he writes for readers, "... it means two things, it means "intend to" and "in place of". [...] When we wrote it is not a small private affair ... it is embarking on a universal affair ... it is pushing language and syntax to a certain limit, the limit that separates the language of silence, of music, of something that would be . . the whining [...]"
( Gilles Deleuze - ABC 1988 1995 - A: Animal )
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Putting together colours we'd chosen. I had inadvertently recreated Paul Klee's "Prizewinning Apple" painting
Audience looks on at the USC Creativity & Collaboration in the Academy conference December 3, 2010. The conference was hosted by the USC Vice President of Research, Randy Hall, and Marty Kaplan and Johanna Blakley from the USC Annenberg Norman Lear Center. Find out more about the event at learcenter.org.
An audience member asks a question as part of the USC Creativity & Collaboration in the Academy conference December 3, 2010. The conference was hosted by the USC Vice President of Research, Randy Hall, and Marty Kaplan and Johanna Blakley from the USC Annenberg Norman Lear Center. Find out more about the event at learcenter.org.
If you're going to try and put people of drugs, I don't think this is the page to do it. Some of the finest art and music has been created under the influence of drugs. I don't think they ruin creativity.
FRUTOS ROJOS DEL JARDÍN, madurados al sol, unas gotas de aceite de oliva virgen y lima. Burbujas frías de remolacha.
Creativity is a phenomenon whereby something new and somehow valuable is formed. The created item may be intangible (such as an idea, a scientific theory, a musical composition, or a joke) or a physical object (such as an invention, a literary work, or a painting).
Scholarly interest in creativity is found in a number of disciplines, primarily psychology, business studies, and cognitive science, but also education, technology, engineering, philosophy (particularly philosophy of science), theology, sociology, linguistics, and economics, covering the relations between creativity and general intelligence, personality type, mental and neural processes, mental health, or artificial intelligence; the potential for fostering creativity through education and training; the fostering of creativity for national economic benefit, and the application of creative resources to improve the effectiveness of teaching and learning.
The English word creativity comes from the Latin term creare, "to create, make": its derivational suffixes also come from Latin. The word "create" appeared in English as early as the 14th century, notably in Chaucer, to indicate divine creation (in The Parson's Tale])
However, its modern meaning as an act of human creation did not emerge until after the Enlightenment.
Photo by Jason Read-Jones
Toy designer Barry Kudrowitz led an interactive talk that focuses on the connections between creativity, humor, and play. With an emphasis on connections between seemingly unrelated ideas, he demonstrated the importance of play and humor in our leisure, academic, and work activities.
BMW Guggenheim Lab
June 23, 2012
Pfefferberg, Schönhauser Allee 176
Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin
Photos: Luke Abiol
© 2012 Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, New York
Last fall, a friend of mine did a special scrapbook and she had to come up with words or ideas to describe herself for each letter of the alphabet. Since it's always good to exercise your creative side, I thought it would be great to do it here on the blog.
Join me over at Chiot's Run chiotsrun.com/2011/08/01/the-alphabet-in-august/
Join the Alphabet in August Flickr Photo Group
Florence is famous for its handmade paper shops. Here, a lovely studio where a girl was working on some paintings.
"Creativity is the ability to change
something ordinary into something special."
~ unknown
This photo was framed with www.picnik.com/app.