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After Friday night drinks... (I think it's a new member of our team or maybe I just have to buy another for the lunchroom at work...)
My iPad is actually in its stand now (unlike in this picture), and I have my sketching pencils and Sharpies in the pots. I'll be moving my Mac etc this evening.
Business meetings happening at Sheraton Maslak at the GREAT Festival of Creativity in Istanbul May 2014
Graduate students display their research at the Graduate Research and Creativity Showcase. November 9, 2017
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I'm knitting a pair of wool socks for Annie. I'm not completely satisfied with this pattern. I think I will try one of the patterns I got from Anna (http://www.flickr.com/photos/effyblog/) instead.
It was fun to knit with the multi-coloured yarn!
September 24, 2010 through December 24, 2010
Mission Mill Museum, part of Willamette Heritage Center
1313 Mill St. SE
Salem, OR 97301
503-585-7012
Cultivating Creativity: Art from the OSU Art About Agriculture Permanent Collection is an art exhibition featuring works of art acquired for the collection from artists who live, or have lived, in Marion, Polk and Yamhill Counties.
Art for this show was selected from the Art About Agriculture permanent collection, which comprises more than 200 works of fine art in such media as paintings, photographs, prints, sculpture, assemblage, drawings, collage, mixed media and textiles.
Additionally, three artists who are not represented in the permanent collection, Dale Bunse from Independence, Jodie Raborn from Salem, and Ginny Adelsheim from Yamhill County, have been invited to participate in the show.
Reaching beyond simply illustrating agriculture, the 30 artists represented have created profound works of art that connect us to an array of agricultural enterprises and products, cultivated landscapes, and the abundant natural resources of the Willamette Valley and other parts of the Pacific Northwest. Their works enlighten and deepen our appreciation of agriculture and natural resources in our lives.
It is especially meaningful to display these works of art at the time of year customarily associated with gathering, harvests and the rewards of sharing during the holiday season. Traditionally at this time of year, the agricultural labors of planting and tending crops have reached fruition just as the dormant months set in, and young livestock animals need less tending as they reach maturity. Agriculture’s and Nature’s cycles for rest and renewal have arrived, as well as special times for people to celebrate in community hubs like the Willamette Heritage Center.
Graduate students display their research at the Graduate Research and Creativity Showcase. November 9, 2017
The play examined the real phenomenon of elderspeak – a negative way of communicating with older adults using a form of baby talk or ignoring the elder and speaking to the caregiver, or making assumptions about limitations of the elder.
My son built this today out of just plain wood - proving once again, the old standyby toys are still great gateways to creativity and critical thought.
"The most inspirational people are the most observant people who are able to take from the outside world and convert what they see into something that drives their creativity."
Graduate students display their research at the Graduate Research and Creativity Showcase. November 9, 2017
18. I personally experienced being able to express individuality and creativity while forming relationships even through a game as silly as Neopets.