Hello everyone,
I have just spent some time reading through the stream of messages written over
the course of this month regarding creativity as a social ontology in an
attempt to begin to frame my thoughts around these questions and determine how
I can most productively contribute to the
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The ELMCIP project is in part conceived as a riposte to the current
pressures being felt in the institutions of creativity (here I mean arts
organisations, educational institutions, research bodies, etc). However, it
could also be seen as an attempt to circumvent (or at least critically
reflect
I have been scanning the emails the last couple weeks and am sorry I
haven't had time to jump in. But I think this month's theme is
explored in an interesting way in the film, Inception (which is in
theaters, now).
Scott writes, In general, I agree with the idea that creativity, or
creative
dear all, dear Ruth
I don't think there should be a need to apologize for 'poorly timed
interjections' as i believe this months debate is/has been ongoing and your
response to postings that
went out here over the weekend is much appreciated,
in fact I was interested in your telling us that
