Posted on December 31, 2013
The last issue of CT for the year–and the last issue before going to a twice-monthly format–ROCKED!
Michael Dickins explores the blunting of awareness and empathy by our mass media in Michael Dickins: PreOccupied.
J. Adam McGalliard works the layers of reality in “Projections“:
“The projected image works as a double-edged sword. It can starkly reveal something that is hidden, like the writhing tattoos of the Illustrated Man, or it can mask an individual as a concealing veil or garment that creates a protected outer hull.”
A fantastic end-of-the-year meditation and killer playlist in Rebekah Goode-Peoples’s “Pay Attention (and then do something).”
In the “Postcolonial Thoughts” column Christopher Hutchinson reviews leading art theorist/curator Nicholas Bourriaud’s The Radicant.
Stellar reflection by Daniel Boscaljon upon the nature of relationship in “all that I had in you was only myself” (image by me).
Posted on November 14, 2013
Every week on the Facebook Creative Thresholds page we feature one post from the archives. This week’s is my interview with Nicola Ayoub, one of the most inspiring creatives I know who has found a way to live her dream, albeit through much faith and perseverance. Be inspired by her story at Creative Thresholds.
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