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Re: Ideas to Change the world?
Mon, March 14, 2005 - 1:03 AMa trade and barter economy
a devaluation of liquid and invisible assests
an interest in self=sustainability, hand crafts, a return to nature
oh, and whirrled peas = )
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Re: Ideas to Change the world?
Wed, March 16, 2005 - 5:02 PMCreating possitve images that uplift and help heal and create change.
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Sun, March 20, 2005 - 11:12 PMInfiltrate mainstream art scenes... I am bringing Spiritual topics into the arena of contemporary Dance and Ballet... not considered very 'cool' in that world... "excuse me... not the G-d word here please... "
I am not religious, or affiliated with any religion, but I have found that Spirituality brings people together, shared compassion, and focus on healing and positive reinforcement of better ways to live and kinder ways to relate to each other.
So far its working, and I am making a good living from my art.
jamie
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Re: Ideas to Change the world?
Sun, November 27, 2005 - 7:13 AMThe artistic process can be a transformational tool and the result of that expression can mirror the feelings of the artists who can often foretell the future that way. This is why art not only changes or helps to change the present world-view, but it can also be an indicator of what is going to come? The illusion of ART ... when time=thought is NOT ... can be a real place to change ones world-view in an individualistic fashion that is kind of freeing. The expression of nature's artistic way to constantly change the present into something new and unknown ... is what inspires me as an artist. I suggest to flow & grow with it!
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Re: Ideas to Change the world?
Sun, January 1, 2006 - 10:03 PMevolutionary theatre...
so much in between the lines theatre...
conscious performance of raw Truth and experiences...
Peace games...
portrayal of Peace and healing...
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Re: Ideas to Change the world?
Thu, January 12, 2006 - 10:24 AMin primary school
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Re: Ideas to Change the world?
Sun, September 2, 2007 - 5:27 AMAhem . . . Books ARE art. And teaching people reading skills is increasingly crucial the further back you go in age.
But I think I know what you mean: alternate teaching methods.
Anyway: Collectivism is the answer, creating a societal bloc of artists who alone determine what people are allowed to see. By taking control of access, artists take control of the Market. If we control access via the internet and also independent galleries and independent venues, then the galleries and the publishers and the producers etc. have to follow. Open up your basements, your garages, invite people, create a citywide, nationwide, worldwide space of access. Start a website. Connect it to others. The greater the access people have to your work, the greater the ability you'll have in selling it.
Right now, the Market controls us. It's ridiculous that, in the 21st Century, this is still the case.
(Not like I haven't said this before, ahem... .)
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