Let’s begin with a definition of Haiku:
“A Japanese verse form most often composed, in English versions, of three unrhymed lines of five, seven, and five syllables.
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Make Art: Perspective Shift
Sometimes all it takes to make art, whether solo, with friends or even community art is to look again, to look again and then to document, and then, with art, there is magic in sharing. Today we want you to grab your camerafind a perspective –your perspective,then take a photo. Next invite a friend to…
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Make Art: A Mini-Moment Movie
Sometimes all it takes to get a point across is about 10 seconds. Take a moment, imagine a perspective, a sunset, a glimpse through the lens of your camera –or on your screen. How long does it take to understand a point of view, can it be so quick, just a short moment in time?…
Read MoreThe Art Assignment: Fake Flyer
What can you image the world needs? What are you looking for? Have you (figuratively) lost something? Want to invite the universe to image with you? Thanks to our friends at The Art Assignment*,we have an assignment for you by artist Nat Russell, we’re invited to Make a Fake Flyer. “Today we meet with artist…
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Discover: Six-Word Memoir
“Perpetually surrounded by partially finished books.” My life in six words. That’s me. A researcher by nature, I find solace in the idea of that word of research: to re-search.
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Community Art Project 2019: “A Taxonomy of Perception” Explained
Look Wonder Discover’s 2019 Community Art Project has a rather complex title, but if the title fits… …and the title does fit. Last summer we attempted to create a piece of art that was created by and representative of the hundreds of people who experienced it. To us, it was a great success and cannot…
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