Genre: Archive

What Does Success Look Like for You and Your Practice? by Nikki Devereux | 04.23.21 Recently, I was asked this question: “What does success look like for you and your… Read More

Creativity and Flow State in Healthcare By Mason Gehring April 23rd, 2021   This was a post from our weekly discussion board in Creativity and Health course from UF Arts… Read More

With some caveats (see one below), research concludes that grit is a strong predictor of success.1 If you can dust yourself off and get back up after a fall or… Read More

Marrying Maracuyá By: Sara Ries Dziekonski 4/23/21 Blog #21   Hello Wonderful People! Here’s some exciting news: my latest collection of poems, Marrying Maracuyá, is fresh off the press from… Read More

Parallax Sculpture It seems like the most natural obvious thing to us. We open our eyes and there’s the world, we feel the warmth of the sun, we hear sounds,… Read More

Project Finished By Chelsea Catherine Blog 21: 4/22/2021   Last week, I finished final edits on my novel, The Harvest. When I started the Emerging Artist program, my goal was… Read More

St. Petersburg is a peninsula, so we are surrounded by water. We have a huge amount of coastline, a delicate ecosystem whose health and balance hang on our every action. Infrastructure is complicated at best. … Read More

Why Do We Make Art? By Mason Gehring April 19th, 2021   This writing selection was part of my graduate Arts in Medicine program at the University of Florida. Humans… Read More

STRAWBERRY FIELDS (FOREVER) or FOR THE LOVE OF STRAWBERRIES BLOG #20 April 18, 2021 By Emily Lee Stehle Oops! I did it again! It’s not just the title of a… Read More