Tag Archives: creative aging
Artist Tsuruko Yamazaki
At age 88, Tsuruko Yamazaki, one of the founding members of the Gutai group in 1954, now has a solo exhibition at Take Ninagawa in Tokyo featuring “a series of new works created on tin, her favorite medium due to … Continue reading
EngAGE in Creativity Annual Celebration on May 18th
If you’re in the Los Angeles area, please join us for our annual celebration this Saturday! Dance to the Clarence Johnston Band ~ Enjoy theatrical, musical, and spoken word performances ~ Share your stories in the Experience Talks Radio Booth ~ Get creative with … Continue reading
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Senior TV Commercial
EngAGE’s improv teacher, Jo McLachlan, and Peggy Musetti and Catherine McLachlan, present a Senior TV commercial on YouTube. Senior TV brings you comedy sketches based on suggestions from residents of various senior communities, starring some first time actors, ages 60-90, having the time of … Continue reading
NoHo SAC Photography Show Opens Friday
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Daily Rituals of Creative People
Mason Currey has written a book about the daily routines of writers, artists, and other creative people. What did he learn? “One’s daily routine is a highly idiosyncratic collection of compromises, neuroses, and superstitions, built up through trial and error and … Continue reading
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Stained Glass Artist Rowan LeCompte Featured in Documentary
“Narrated by Garrison Keillor, Let There Be Light tells the story of a great artist producing his last great work of art. . . . Six years in the making, the film follows grand master Rowan LeCompte who, at 84, is … Continue reading
Artist and Teacher Joe Blaustein
As a young man, Joe Blaustein, now 88, left the unsatisfying world of advertising to paint. He has been teaching art for over fifty years, currently through UCLA Extension. He is a co-founder of FIG (First Independent Gallery) at Bergamot Station … Continue reading
