Begin Within
I have a little bumper sticker that says, Begin Within, and that idea is the foundation of my style of my Peaceful activism. My personality style (and believe me, I have taken ALL the tests) is Peacemaker. The keyword in each of the different profiles is non-confrontational. [...]
Giving Voice to Those Who Cannot Speak Through Creativity
As time has gone by in the past nine years with my quest to be an artist who makes a difference, patterns have shown up. One of the surprising paths to me is that I have been led to work with grief, death and giving voice to those who [...]
In Her Element – Artist Spotlight on Juniper Mainelis
The following is a question and answer style article featuring Intentional Creativity Teacher, Guild Member, Artist and Grammy-nominated musician, Juniper Mainelis, sharing the ways in which she intentionally weaves painting, music and storytelling together to be truly 'in her element'... What is your Origin Story with Intentional Creativity? [...]
My Gallery Tending Adventure at Musette
Inside Musette Atelier in Sonoma The following article was written by Kerry Lee, The Alchemical Artist. Kerry Lee is a 2013 Color of Woman Certification graduate who has been working as an Intentional Creativity Coach for several years. Recently, she participated in Musea's Artist in Residence program [...]
PRIDE
Pride!, Survival, Protest and Celebration Today we are sharing an article to honor PRIDE Month written by MUSEA's emerging FLUXX Gender Non-Conforming Circle Guides, Maia Lemann and Max Puorro. This is the first in a series of articles that will focus on the LGBTQ+ community and [...]
The Way of the Wild Heart – Gail Faith Edwards
The Following is a question and answer style article written by Gail Edwards, an herbalist and member of our Intentional Creativity Community about her experience with painting, herbalism, and the connections she finds between the two. What is your Origin Story with Intentional Creativity? I’m a complete newby! [...]
Juneteenth 2022: A Celebration of Food
Juneteenth is a celebration of the emancipation of Black slaves in America. Although the Emancipation Proclamation was signed by President Abraham Lincoln in 1862, and went into effect on January 1, 1863, many slaves were not informed of their freedom until more than 2 years later when Major [...]
An Artist ‘Being About it!’
The following is an interview-style article written by co-curator, Jessica Richmond, about the inspiring personal Creative Journey and upcoming solo exhibit of Musea’s Vice President of programming, Milagros Suriano-Rivera. The solo art exhibit by Milagros Suriano-Rivera titled, Being About It!, is the result of a twenty-five-year journey that [...]