• Visit museums & galleries 

  • VISIT artists' studios

Finding Inspiration sessions are add-ons that allow time to focus on and discuss unique themes that emerge at shows at cultural institutions, museums and galleries

Sample Programs:

Example: What is the role of technology in art today and what does invention mean to you?

At The Met (sample)

In and Out of the Studio: Photographic Portraits from West Africa

Content: Beginning in the 70s with the proliferation of photographic technology, color printing, and the global art market,  portrait photography expanded. This exhibit at the MET explores a different form of the selfie, or self-portraits, the relationship between sitter and photographer, and the fine line between reality and fantasy.

Discussion on photography as a unique creative medium, storytelling device, and force for change. Sessions held over coffee.

In the studio with Japanese painter Yukari Edamitsu - Long Island City, Queens

The Art of Creative Living

iPhoneography collage exercise at The Met

SAMPLE programs:

Kincaid, a painter, starts with a basic question - how does an artist do what she or he does? How does one turn a blank canvas or a block of stone into something that is a work of art? Kincaid suggests a starting point for understanding creativity, which is the artist’s believing in his/her power to create.

Discussion: Does the exhibition succeed in presenting a practical guide for us to consider incorporating creativity into our daily lives? Is art useful to us? 

If the concept of a creative practice is not only reserved for artists, how do we tap into it and make practical use of creativity in our daily lives and relationships, from social interactions to business? 

Interested in bringing your

group or team on a Museum

Photo hunt to jumpstart new

ideas, spark new thinking?

 

Questions?

 

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