How the world’s greatest artists broke through their creative block – Quartz
How the world’s greatest artists broke through their creative block – Quartz http://qz.com/453604/how-the-worlds-greatest-artists-broke-through-their-creative-block/ In 1951, Jackson Pollock was at his peak. A landmark 1949 article in Life magazine had asked whether he was “the greatest living painter in the United States”—yet he was struggling with his fame and sank into alcoholism and depression. The resulting […] more…
North Beach Artist Jeremy Fish Talks SF History And His New City Hall Project”
Jeremy Fish is a man about town. After moving to San Francisco in the mid-’90s to attend art school, Fish lived all around the city, most notably in the Sunset, the Richmond and the Lower Haight. Since settling in North Beach about 11 years ago, he’s become a neighborhood fixture, and his artwork adorns many area […] more…
This Buddhist Monk Shows “Unheard Of” Brain Activity During Meditation : Body, Mind, Soul & Spirit – UPDATED DAILY! | BodyMindSoulSpirit.com
This Buddhist Monk Shows “Unheard Of” Brain Activity During Meditation : Body, Mind, Soul & Spirit – UPDATED DAILY! | BodyMindSoulSpirit.com http://www.bodymindsoulspirit.com/this-buddhist-monk-shows-unheard-of-brain-activity-during-meditation/ This Buddhist Monk Shows “Unheard Of” Brain Activity During Meditation “Meditation is the dissolution of thoughts in eternal awareness or pure consciousness without objectification, knowing without thinking, merging finitude in infinity.” ―Voltaire by […] more…
Priced Out: San Francisco’s Changing Values and Artist Exodus | KQED Arts
Priced Out: San Francisco’s Changing Values and Artist Exodus | KQED Arts http://ww2.kqed.org/arts/2014/04/03/priced-out-san-franciscos-changing-values-and-artist-exodus/ Priced Out: San Francisco’s Changing Values and Artist Exodus Last fall, San Francisco artist and curator Rene Yañez and his family were evicted under the Ellis Act after living in their home for 35 years. A brief overview of Yañez’s cultural contributions […] more…
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