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Creativity is undoubtedly an innate human process. We exist because we were created, we are perpetually making new experiences, stories and even cells, and even when we die our matter goes into new creations, whether animal, mineral or vegetable. But a creative practice? This involves some kind of intentional commitment, and sharing this work? This involves opening a dialogue with others around our creative practice. But what if no-one’s paying attention? Inside this week’s episode, Isobel asks whether it’s all ‘still worth it’.
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
{00:00} Intro
{03:33} Why I’m Recording This Episode
{08:59} How My Own Motivations For Creating Have Changed Over Time
{19:38} The Noble (But Nearly Impossible) ‘Cliche’
{20.58} The Value Of Making Art, For Art’s Sake
{27:40} When It’s Not Just ‘Art For Art’s Sake’
{32:56} Why It’s Not All Just About ‘Getting Attention’
{34:10} ‘Getting Attention’ Vs 'Paying Attention’
{37:43} What Does This All Mean?
{39:13} Summary & Next Week’s Teaser
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REFERENCES
The Person Behind the Mask, Linda H. Hamilton >>
David Bowie on making your best work >>
Why We Make Art, UC Berkeley's Greater Good Science Centre >>
Kate Nash on Instagram, ‘Woke up feeling BITTAH about my industry’ >>
Rebecca Solnit, Recognitions of my Non Existence (2020) >>
Katy Waldman on Recognitions of my Non Existence in the New Yorker >>
Rebecca Solnit, The Mother of All Questions (2017) >>
How craving attention makes you less creative | Joseph Gordon-Levitt >>
Girls Twiddling Knobs NYE Special with Gascia Ouzounian >>
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Girls Twiddling Knobs is hosted by Isobel Anderson and produced by Isobel Anderson and Jade Bailey.
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By The Female DIY Musician4.9
2020 ratings
Send us a text
Creativity is undoubtedly an innate human process. We exist because we were created, we are perpetually making new experiences, stories and even cells, and even when we die our matter goes into new creations, whether animal, mineral or vegetable. But a creative practice? This involves some kind of intentional commitment, and sharing this work? This involves opening a dialogue with others around our creative practice. But what if no-one’s paying attention? Inside this week’s episode, Isobel asks whether it’s all ‘still worth it’.
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS
{00:00} Intro
{03:33} Why I’m Recording This Episode
{08:59} How My Own Motivations For Creating Have Changed Over Time
{19:38} The Noble (But Nearly Impossible) ‘Cliche’
{20.58} The Value Of Making Art, For Art’s Sake
{27:40} When It’s Not Just ‘Art For Art’s Sake’
{32:56} Why It’s Not All Just About ‘Getting Attention’
{34:10} ‘Getting Attention’ Vs 'Paying Attention’
{37:43} What Does This All Mean?
{39:13} Summary & Next Week’s Teaser
Rate and review the podcast >>
REFERENCES
The Person Behind the Mask, Linda H. Hamilton >>
David Bowie on making your best work >>
Why We Make Art, UC Berkeley's Greater Good Science Centre >>
Kate Nash on Instagram, ‘Woke up feeling BITTAH about my industry’ >>
Rebecca Solnit, Recognitions of my Non Existence (2020) >>
Katy Waldman on Recognitions of my Non Existence in the New Yorker >>
Rebecca Solnit, The Mother of All Questions (2017) >>
How craving attention makes you less creative | Joseph Gordon-Levitt >>
Girls Twiddling Knobs NYE Special with Gascia Ouzounian >>
Listen to the episode here
Listen on Spotify
Join the Female DIY Musician Tribe Community on Facebook
---------------------------------------------------
Girls Twiddling Knobs is hosted by Isobel Anderson and produced by Isobel Anderson and Jade Bailey.
Watch this episode on YouTube
Explore more episodes here.
Listen on Spotify.

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