The artist Paul Reynard wrote: “A work of art is necessarily incomplete. It is a way of learning.” We’re all in this process of art-making, whether we think of ourselves as artists or not, because we’re all learners. Reynard was asked before he died, “What is the place of art in contemporary life?” He responded,…
Art isn’t just something we look at or create—it’s a force that shapes us, moves us, and reveals truths we might otherwise miss. Its power is subtle yet profound, offering lessons, inspiration, and a connection to something greater than ourselves. Here’s how art transforms our lives: Art Teaches Us How to Resist Forces That Mute…
The arts are more than entertainment or decoration—they’re a powerful force for personal growth, offering unique gifts that transform how we see, feel, and engage with the world. Here are five secret gifts the arts bring to our lives: Experiences of Depth and Insight The arts take us to places of understanding and reflection that…
When I work with clients, it becomes clear that deep creativity doesn’t originate in the head or thinking mind. It comes from an entirely different place—a place that’s alive. Their creative visions emerge from this living, dynamic energy, and it’s precisely why we need art. To truly change our world, we must connect with what…
When I wrote the art book Sky’s the Limit, I spent hours interviewing the gifted artist Nancy Cawdrey. Nancy’s work is extraordinary, and her artistic process inspires me. She emphasized how much training she’d received and how it shaped her craft. But then there’s the women of Gee’s Bend. The Gee’s Bend quilters challenge the…
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