In traditional workshops, the artist's work is discussed without their input. While it can be disempowering, it can also be a valuable learning tool. However, now students are encouraged to share their voices and intentions. Personally, the traditional workshop model was a gift for me. I teach a combination of traditional and empowering methods. I remind my students that having a group's attention and feedback is a gift that can make us better. It is the facilitator's responsibility to maintain a positive and constructive environment.
Eric and Quan Barry discuss the power of intentionality in life and art and some of the important themes that show up in her writing. Quan shares her insights on the importance of consciously feeding our thoughts and actions in positive ways. The conversation delves into the importance of creativity, the role of gratitude in personal growth, and the challenges of staying open to new experiences, as well as...
- How attention is a form of deep listening
- The importance of living a deliberate life
- How we can be satisfied and content AND still desire more
- The distinction between intention and ambition
- The importance of setting and keeping intentions for the path you are on
- Differentiating between setting intentions and setting goals
- Learning to trust your own voice and remaining open to other’s feedback
- Finding the nuance in labeling and defining oneself
- How a common fear is uncertainty and losing control
- The value in not being afraid to make mistakes
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