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Art-Making and the Reenchantment of Meaning

There is something that is very hard to get at: what it actually feels like to be an existential nomad. Ungrounded. Untethered. Disappointed. Disoriented. Not just knowing that the center isn’t holding, but experiencing the center as not holding. It feels something...

Are You an Existential Nomad?

If you happen to be an existential nomad, I want your story! Many artists are! I’m gathering real-life stories for a new book exploring an increasingly common human experience: the life of the existential nomad. An existential nomad is not someone who travels the...

The Emotional Labor of Creative Life

The Emotional Labor of Creative Life [Get your free subscription to the International Association of Creative and Performing Artists newsletter here.] Creative work is often imagined as a kind of effortless inspiration: the artist in a sunlit studio, brush in hand;...

What If Artists Had a Strong Collective Voice?

If Artists Had a Strong Collective Voice, What Could Change? [Get your free subscription to the International Association of Creative and Performing Artists newsletter here.] Imagine a world where artists spoke with one clear, resonant voice—not to erase their...

Belonging Without Conformity

Belonging Without Conformity [Get your free subscription to the International Association of Creative and Performing Artists newsletter here.] For many artists, the longing to belong is inseparable from the longing to create. Across continents, cultures, and...

Across Disciplines, the Same Struggles

Subscribe to the free newsletter of the International Association of Creative and Performing Artists. Subscribe here. ** Across Disciplines, the Same Struggles At first glance, a poet, a violinist, a ceramicist, and a theater director seem to inhabit entirely...

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