Calvin and Hobbes is a comic strip by Bill Watterson that ended in the mid 90s. Though no longer current, many people are still quite familiar with it. In 1988, Read more about Creativity Breadcrumb 39: What’s Your Resolution?[…]
It’s that time of year once again – New Year’s resolutions! Or should it be New Year’s resolutions? Whether you’re excited or anxious about this tradition of hitting the re-set Read more about Podcast of the Week 11: New Year’s Resolutions[…]
On December 5th and 6th, Unbound performed Rappaccini’s Daughter at the Kenyon Club. This adaptation of Octavio Paz’s play, based on a short story by Nathaniel Hawthorne, complicates notions of Read more about Field Work: Nobody’s Flower[…]
How does Play-doh work? How do I start my own country? What’s the deal with crop circles? Stuff You Should Know, brought to you by How Stuff Works, has the Read more about Podcast of the Weekend 11: Music as Exercise for Your Emotions[…]
mad lib n. a phrasal template word game where one player prompts others to substitute for blanks in a story, before reading the — often comical or nonsensical — story aloud [1953]* Read more about Creativity Breadcrumb 38: ‘Twas the Millisecond Before Christmas[…]
Please find below the Call for Proposals for the Creative Arts Across Disciplines (CAAD) Initiative’s latest project. Proposals are due to creativearts@vassar.edu or to Ariel Nereson, Campus Box 598, by February 16th, Read more about Multi-Arts Collectives Call for Proposals[…]
‘It’s the best time to be alive. When almost everything you thought you knew is wrong.’ If questioning isn’t scary, then we’re not making the right questions. And it’s not Read more about Field Work: Arcadia and Cold Coffee[…]
food for creative making, doing, and thinking In today’s day in age, it seem’s like there is an app for everything, from helping you do your grocery shopping to recognizing Read more about Creativity Breadcrumb 37: The Mood App[…]
Image Credit: Stitcher As of late, NPR has produced a series of broadcasts called 50 Great Teachers in which they celebrate — you guessed it — teachers. This particular broadcast discusses teachers Read more about Podcast of the Week 10: Education in Movies[…]
By Sofia Benitez and Alex Raz Creatives are forever fascinated, tormented, and curious alike of what the world has to offer, and thus are constantly engaging in disciplines that isolate Read more about Field Work: Engraving Realities[…]