Gender and Creativity
Submitted by marsha on Mon, 03/01/2010 - 7:00am
Why not use your experience of gender and identity as a spur to your creative life?
The work you have done - may still be doing - on understanding your gendered identity allows you to look with intensity into how our personal and private worlds develop.
Take that same set of experiences as a force to drive other work! To drive your education, your art, your writing, even the business of work itself.
And this method can be a gift to others as well; we will live life as an example of complexity, reporting to the world through our creations.
For the Future,
Marsha Botzer
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