Is it too early to wrap up 2020? On the podcast Mom and I are discussing the lessons learned in 2020 and what we hope for 2021.
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And here are our recommendations for this episode:
- Julie: Ballroom Dancing Video
- Eileen: Saturday of Symposia
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I recently decluttered and rearranged my art room as well and now feel so much more inspired to go in there and spend time creating.
I recently decluttered and rearranged my art room as well and now feel so much more inspired to go in there and spend time creating.
I recently decluttered and rearranged my art room as well and now feel so much more inspired to go in there and spend time creating.
I recently decluttered and rearranged my art room as well and now feel so much more inspired to go in there and spend time creating.
I recently decluttered and rearranged my art room as well and now feel so much more inspired to go in there and spend time creating.
I recently decluttered and rearranged my art room as well and now feel so much more inspired to go in there and spend time creating.
I recently decluttered and rearranged my art room as well and now feel so much more inspired to go in there and spend time creating.
On the question of “authenticity” being valued in an artist: I would say YES! Not necessarily authentic to the moment of performance — you’re right that if you go to see a play or a concert, you want the performer to do just that, PERFORM. But I want the playwright or songwriter to have put something genuine and heartfelt into the creation. And in visual art, I’d so much rather see authentic Julie (or Dina or Seth) than Julie trying to mimic Dina or Seth.
On the question of “authenticity” being valued in an artist: I would say YES! Not necessarily authentic to the moment of performance — you’re right that if you go to see a play or a concert, you want the performer to do just that, PERFORM. But I want the playwright or songwriter to have put something genuine and heartfelt into the creation. And in visual art, I’d so much rather see authentic Julie (or Dina or Seth) than Julie trying to mimic Dina or Seth.
On the question of “authenticity” being valued in an artist: I would say YES! Not necessarily authentic to the moment of performance — you’re right that if you go to see a play or a concert, you want the performer to do just that, PERFORM. But I want the playwright or songwriter to have put something genuine and heartfelt into the creation. And in visual art, I’d so much rather see authentic Julie (or Dina or Seth) than Julie trying to mimic Dina or Seth.
On the question of “authenticity” being valued in an artist: I would say YES! Not necessarily authentic to the moment of performance — you’re right that if you go to see a play or a concert, you want the performer to do just that, PERFORM. But I want the playwright or songwriter to have put something genuine and heartfelt into the creation. And in visual art, I’d so much rather see authentic Julie (or Dina or Seth) than Julie trying to mimic Dina or Seth.
On the question of “authenticity” being valued in an artist: I would say YES! Not necessarily authentic to the moment of performance — you’re right that if you go to see a play or a concert, you want the performer to do just that, PERFORM. But I want the playwright or songwriter to have put something genuine and heartfelt into the creation. And in visual art, I’d so much rather see authentic Julie (or Dina or Seth) than Julie trying to mimic Dina or Seth.
On the question of “authenticity” being valued in an artist: I would say YES! Not necessarily authentic to the moment of performance — you’re right that if you go to see a play or a concert, you want the performer to do just that, PERFORM. But I want the playwright or songwriter to have put something genuine and heartfelt into the creation. And in visual art, I’d so much rather see authentic Julie (or Dina or Seth) than Julie trying to mimic Dina or Seth.
On the question of “authenticity” being valued in an artist: I would say YES! Not necessarily authentic to the moment of performance — you’re right that if you go to see a play or a concert, you want the performer to do just that, PERFORM. But I want the playwright or songwriter to have put something genuine and heartfelt into the creation. And in visual art, I’d so much rather see authentic Julie (or Dina or Seth) than Julie trying to mimic Dina or Seth.
Hi Julie, you asked for suggestions for guests on your podcast. I would love to hear Joe Rotella’s story. ( What he did in another life, how he got started in the craft world, etc. You and Joe are a great pair on Make It Artsy!
Hi Julie, you asked for suggestions for guests on your podcast. I would love to hear Joe Rotella’s story. ( What he did in another life, how he got started in the craft world, etc. You and Joe are a great pair on Make It Artsy!
Hi Julie, you asked for suggestions for guests on your podcast. I would love to hear Joe Rotella’s story. ( What he did in another life, how he got started in the craft world, etc. You and Joe are a great pair on Make It Artsy!
Hi Julie, you asked for suggestions for guests on your podcast. I would love to hear Joe Rotella’s story. ( What he did in another life, how he got started in the craft world, etc. You and Joe are a great pair on Make It Artsy!
Hi Julie, you asked for suggestions for guests on your podcast. I would love to hear Joe Rotella’s story. ( What he did in another life, how he got started in the craft world, etc. You and Joe are a great pair on Make It Artsy!
Hi Julie, you asked for suggestions for guests on your podcast. I would love to hear Joe Rotella’s story. ( What he did in another life, how he got started in the craft world, etc. You and Joe are a great pair on Make It Artsy!
Hi Julie, you asked for suggestions for guests on your podcast. I would love to hear Joe Rotella’s story. ( What he did in another life, how he got started in the craft world, etc. You and Joe are a great pair on Make It Artsy!
Joe has already been a guest on the podcast!
Joe has already been a guest on the podcast!
Joe has already been a guest on the podcast!
Joe has already been a guest on the podcast!
Joe has already been a guest on the podcast!
Joe has already been a guest on the podcast!
Joe has already been a guest on the podcast!