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The Holistic Artist: An Exploration Into Art + Identity
Calling all artists and creatives! The time to create is now and you are the person to do it! Sadly, much of the art we see today is not worthy of holding the title of "art." The reason? We see examples that reveal constraints imposed by the creator rather than art embodying the freedom of design; much of what we view is regurgitated self-expression rather than actual art. In "The Holistic Artist," Hollensbe and Hyndman spin 40 angles of the purpose of art, and argue that a more holistic "you" is the only way to produce awe-inspiring and world-changing art. Give art your strength, not your need... then step back, buckle up and watch what explodes.
Book Details
- Publisher: Elysian Society Press
- Publish Date: Apr 9th, 2018
- Pages: 92
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 8.50in - 5.51in - 0.19in - 0.26lb
- EAN: 9781732176904
- Categories: • Criticism & Theory
About the Author
Heath Hollensbe is more sinner than saint. He spent a majority of his career working in the music business and left it all a few years ago and moved to the Pacific Northwest where he works with the development of artists and creatives. He is the founder of the Elysian Society (ElysianSociety.com), which is an organization that hosts retreats and experiments for creatives. Heath is a massive fan of soccer and peaty Scotch Whisky. He is married to Kathleen, and they have 4 children (London, Rowen, Easton and Reagan). He and his family live in Fircrest, WA.