Tag Archives: creative aging
Worth Repeating: Science Writer David Perlman
“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 3/15/13: “The San Francisco Chronicle’s David Perlman churned out 111 stories … Continue reading
Bobbee Zeno: In Memoriam
We are saddened by the loss of our colleague and friend, Bobbee Zeno, Founding Producer and Host of Experience Talks. His legacy will live on in the community he loved and served. EngAGE Founder and Executive Director Tim Carpenter created … Continue reading
Robert Indiana: Beyond “LOVE”
“In 1968, Manhattan’s Museum of Modern Art bought a painting called LOVE and made artist Robert Indiana [85] famous. It became a sculpture, a stamp, greeting cards. And it obliterated the rest of Indiana’s career. The artist has been pretty … Continue reading
Discovering Painting Opens New Worlds
From the New York Times: “While the arts may be good for older people, they may be particularly well suited for the arts. Indeed, some contend that older adults are primed for creative expression in ways that younger people are … Continue reading
Hugh Masekela Celebrates 75th Birthday with LA Phil
“Legendary South African trumpeter HUGH MASEKELA [75 on April 4th] is an innovator in the world music and jazz scene and continues to tour the world as a performer, composer, producer and activist. This iconic artist is best known for … Continue reading
Community Photo Albums: January
Lots of lively activity in January at our communities. In addition to enjoying our usual creative offerings and the invaluable services provided by our HEAL Foodbank and our Social Services coordinators, residents got busy with a Yogalates class and entertainment … Continue reading
New Work by Artist Jasper Johns
Jasper Johns: Regrets, a show of new work, will run from March 15 to September 1 at the Museum of Modern Art in Manhattan. From Financial Times Magazine: “There is an introspective poignancy to the work, a declarative statement in the artist’s … Continue reading
