Tag Archives: creative aging
Master Ceramics Craftsmen from Icheon, South Korea
“ICHEON: Reviving the Korean Ceramics Tradition” was an unprecedented exhibition organized by Icheon, South Korea, and presented at the American Museum of Ceramic Art last year. Icheon Ceramics Village in Gyeonggi Province, South Korea, has a history of ceramic culture … Continue reading
Worth Repeating: Iconic Designer & NY Magazine Founder Milton Glaser
“Worth Repeating” is a weekly feature on the EngAGE Blog that will bring you previous posts that we think are still timely, interesting, or just plain fun! From 10/7/13: That familiar “I Love New York” image with the heart in … Continue reading
A Night Out with Sir Michael Caine
On October 1st at Royal Albert Hall, Jonathan Ross was the host of “an evening of pure A-list reminiscence heaven, featuring music from the LSO and anecdotes from Michael Caine himself which, on occasion, brought the house down. . . . Caine was … Continue reading
Magnolia @ Highlands Builds a Prize-Winning Town
The Magnolia @ Highland’s vision of an 1800’s western town: If you can dream it, you can make it! Residents started working on this massive project in March. From the beginning, they were challenged to think in 3-dimensional terms and … Continue reading
BOTART III: International Art Show Features Work by EngAGE Blogger Cynthia Friedlob
EngAGE Websites & Social Media Manager Cynthia Friedlob is one of only twelve artists whose work will be featured at the preview show of BOTART III, the first transcontinental BOTART exhibition. Each artist will display a painted wine barrel and … Continue reading
Research Shows that Creative Aging is Healthy Aging
If you’re a visual or performing artist of a certain age, you probably don’t need to be convinced of the importance of your art in your life. But did you know that there’s research to back up how you feel? … Continue reading
Nicholas Nixon Has Photographed the Brown Sisters Every Year for 40 Years
This is such a beautiful and poignant project! Every year for the past 40 years, Nicholas Nixon has photographed his wife and her sisters. Each of the photographs would stand on its own as a fine work of art, but to … Continue reading

