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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.
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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:
"Comment !
Tu as encore besoin du théâtre !
Es-tu encore si jeune ?
Deviens raisonnable et cherche la tragédie et la comédie là où on les joue mieux ! Là où tout se passe d'une façon plus intéressante et plus intéressée. Certes, il n'est pas facile d'y demeurer spectateur, mais apprends-le ! Et dans presque toutes les situations qui te paraîtront difficiles et pénibles tu trouveras une issue vers la joie et un refuge, même lorsque tu seras assailli par tes propres passions. Ouvre ton œil de théâtre, le grand troisième œil qui regarde le monde à travers les deux autres."
How !
You still need the theater !
Are you still so young ?
Be reasonable and seeks tragedy and comedy where they are playing better ! Where everything happens more interesting and more interested. While it is not easy to remain a spectator, but learn it ! And in almost all situations that will appear difficult and painful you will find a way to the joy and a refuge, even when you will be beset by your own passions. Open your theater eye , the great third eye that looks at the world through the two others.
( Friedrich Nietzsche - Aurore, Pensées sur les préjugés moraux - 1881 )
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I can not be creative today. I am also really tired, so it was either my sigfig lying on a bed sleeping or this. 18
This first CreativeMornings/Bogotá event was generously hosted by Mai Lirol Darlin.
Lucas Ospina was our speaker.
The event was sponsored by SocialColectivo and Young Marketing.
Photos by Nicolás Quintero.
The video, soon on Vimeo, was filmed by Juan David Cortés (vimeo.com/lesmoustaches).
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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.
صورة صحفية ضمن عملى مع وكالة الاسوشيتدبرس الامريكية وتلاحظ حركة الشال عند الزعيم الليبي معمر القدافى وبجانبه يسير الملك قابوس ملك سلطنة عمان اثناء زيارته الى ليبيا
Image © Viktoria Baskin Coffey
Project work donated by Viktoria Baskin as part of Youth Challenge Australia initiative sponsored by AusAID.
I had to run the brakelevers on opposite sides to get the pinch bolts outboard, out of the way of my inboard shifters
After the post in the blog about organizing art supplies, I spent Saturday morning (today) organizing my creativity cupboard. I put most of the art supplies in boxes, so that I can remove them and take them to the kitchen table or my bedroom floor when I want to get creative. I thought I would share the photo because I love seeing how others organize all their stuff and find it really inspiring!
Creativity for Year 13 “Trashion Show”
Year 13 students from St. Mary’s gathered together on March 26 to take part in a drop-down day as part of their Catholic Religious Studies programme, the theme for the day being “The Environment”.
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PHOTO: YEAR 13 STUDENTS ENJOY MODELLING AT THE "TRASHION SHOW"
The day began with a spiritual reflection after which students played games, discussed environmental problems and examined Catholic teaching on justice and environmental issues. The students then took part in a “Trashion Show” where the brief was to design a series of costumes using rubbish. Outfits included a wedding gown, beach and party wear, two very smart interview suits and a costume for a pantomime dame. Representatives from CAFOD acted as judges as the students showed off their outfits on the catwalk. A good day was enjoyed by all students and staff.
“We have been delighted with the enthusiasm and creativity shown by all the students and we hope that this will become an annual event.”
Mrs Collard, RE Subject Leader
One St. Mary’s student said: “It was a nice chance to chill out and spend quality time with the year group before we leave. It truly seemed like a Catholic community.”
www.stmarysmenston.org/News/Pages/Creativity-for-Year-13-...
The Festival of the Masters at Downtown Disney was filled with fantastic talent. This is a piece really caught my eye...... love it.
Of the few things that really piss me off, one of them is wind... Actually, that is a blatant lie. Many things piss me off! But wind really inhibits several activities that I enjoy. Waterskiing and Photography — These two especially!
There is nothing better than a flat lake in summer, even the slightest breeze or boat chop can ruin the experience... And when seeking inspiring photos, especially HDR, a slight breeze can really 'break' a scene. Specifically in reference to stuff moving in the background. Yes, it can be cleaned up during post, but I'm guilty of being lazy from time to time ;-)
I'm one of those people who enjoys the extremes. I like the weather to be good or really really bad. Mind you that is somewhat of a contradiction, considering I would class 'bad' weather as a slight breeze and a few drops of rain. A crazy storm with thunder, lightning, all hell breaking loose, etc... Now THAT is good weather! As is a calm day with broken cloud cover.
That dovetails perfectly into todays topic... I hate being bored. Being bored leads to thinking too much, thinking too much leads to anxiety, anxiety leads to stress. Stress isn't good! This photo was born out of a day where the wind was a little too intrusive to warrant shooting a landscape. And while walking back to the house I saw a dandelion and remembered a great photo taken by a good friend of mine... The magnifying glass was just something I figured I would try, and I found the result to be quite pleasing & a bit more engaging than the dandelion by itself! I also feel it creates a sense of depth.
So this one goes out to Nikita, a great photographer based in Christchurch. I can't link to the original shot of her's that inspired this one as it's in a private album on Facebook... A photographer before I was, Nikita has actually inspired me to a certain degree. She has a good eye & an awesome creative passion that really shows in her results.
So, Nikita, if you read this... Cheers for the inspiration & I hope all is going well for you :-)
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