We shape clay into a pot,but it is the emptiness insidethat holds whatever we want.~The Tao Te Ching In essence, we must become a shape ready to hold what we want. Build the structure of your daily existence that prepares … Read More
I tried to link this directly, but for some reason the link was completely jacked and wouldn’t show me the essay on its own. I didn’t want to link you just to the blog and then make you scroll to … Read More
Jonathan Fields from Awake at the Wheel posts again about social media replacing actual living, which ties nicely into both my recent post on that very topic AND the soft addictions post from less than a day ago: “People keep … Read More
Thanks to Andrea Wagnon for linking me up to this over on Facebook!http://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=52408 Do mindless activity and bad habits have a hold on you? Get the tow truck, you’re in a rut. By Jeanie Lerche DavisWebMD FeaturePublished Feb. 18, 2004 … Read More
This topic has come out of a discussion that is being bandied about on one of our local discussion groups here in Washington. One of the many micro-topics within it had to do with the idea that dance need not … Read More
I was tracking linkbacks and blog followers this morning and through a series of clicks I ran across a post by dancer Heather Sara from Newfoundland. She was writing about solo’ing, but more generally about how to bring her dance … Read More
http://www.artadvice.com/advice/article20.php “Most people don’t realize how much courage it takes for an artist to show their work to people. Courage, as defined by Mark Twain, is not the lack of fear, but rather being able to move forward in spite … Read More
OMG I LOVE THIS! Several folks on my Twitter feed linked to this, and I adore adore adore it. It is SO true for all aspects of art and work. We deserve to be be paid, people! And if we … Read More
Know Your VenueA fantastic article by Seattle’s own Laura Rose on considerations one must take into account when planning a performance.
