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Annual Reflections In Depth Perspectives
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Chaos – Nature – Creation – Nature – Chaos When we see that we are actors in natural cycles, we Spring
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Works Cited Hyde, Lewis. The Gift: Creativity and the Artist in the Modern World. New York: NY: Vintage, 2007. Artist Elizabeth Fergus-Jean talking about her installation "Memory Boats: Dreams and Reflections" exhibit at Crooked Tree Arts Center in Petoskey, Michigan through September 4, 2011. Look for more by the artist regarding this project coming on line in 2012 as www.memoryboats.com. mythopoetry.com will update this page to include the url when the website goes live.
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Author Bio Elizabeth Fergus-Jean, MFA, PhD is a passionate artist, a committed educator, and a much sought after speaker and presenter. She has taught in a wide range of educational venues, most recently in the Media Studies and English/Philosophy departments at Columbus College of Art and Design, and in the Humanities Program at Pacifica Graduate Institute. Her recent publications include Illuminating Letters: Paintings and Essays on the Kabbalah (Art & Psyche Press), and two essays on teaching, “Till We Have Faces: Image as Psyche”in Reimagining Education: Essays on Reviving the Soul of Learning (Spring Journal Books P) and “Teaching Personal Narrative” in Teaching Photography I: Tools for the Imaging Educator (Elsevier P). In addition to her scholarly writing, Dr. Fergus-Jean’s artwork appears on the covers of numerous international journals and books, is frequently exhibited nationally, and is held in numerous public and private collections. Her artwork explores stories that emerge from culture as potent sites for the engagement of mythic material and the archetypal resonances found within our lives. She lectures nationally on creativity, visual thinking, archetypes in media, and personal mythology. memoryboats: www.memoryboats.com Return To Table of Content |
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