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Artists Speaking About Their Art

I am honored to be included in this compilation of quotes by artists speaking about their art as a part of a grant project to explore creativity and spirituality.  Some intriguing words for reflection found there, not to mention links to some fabulous artists’ websites.  Click on over to find some inspiration.

How would you articulate the connection between your creativity (whether visual, literary, movement, music, etc.) and your spirituality?  Feel free to answer in the comments below or provide a link back to your blog if you post a response there.  I’d really love to hear your responses.

-Christine Valters Paintner @ Abbey of the Arts

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11 Responses

  1. Hi Wendy, yes I love that idea. I remember being so thrilled to learn that in Haida culture there is no word for artist, everyone has time and encouragement to create. I love Inuit soapstone carvings and I love the image of seamlessness. Blessings to you!