Does it really take courage to be creative anymore? Because, I see creativity prized as the first and foremost virtue in the art world, today. What would really take courage today would be to insist on universal standards of quality in spite of the artist's feelings and thoughts.
Elementary school children have no idea about the virtues of the art world. It absolutely takes courage to be creative as a kid, which is what the Ted Talk is about. Also, universal standards of quality are so subjective and limiting. We shouldn’t subject artists to that.
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What an AMAZING presentation. She represents the BEST that public education offers and how teachers can change their students lives. I'm so inspired!
Wow this presentation was amazing. This is a very gifted woman right here. Thank God for people like you
Special Thanks for Ms. Julie Tamashiro. I've got many Inspiration from your presentation. Best regard from Indonesia..
Best classroom art culture!
Amazing , this was very inspiring
Amazing. Thank you so much
Love from Brazil
Amazing, thank you very much, I'll use my voice.
that was my teacher
Legendas, por favor!!!
Does it really take courage to be creative anymore? Because, I see creativity prized as the first and foremost virtue in the art world, today. What would really take courage today would be to insist on universal standards of quality in spite of the artist's feelings and thoughts.
Elementary school children have no idea about the virtues of the art world. It absolutely takes courage to be creative as a kid, which is what the Ted Talk is about. Also, universal standards of quality are so subjective and limiting. We shouldn’t subject artists to that.
im Myles :)