In this season of Processing... we take a deep dive into the world of printing through our new partnership with the University of Pittsburgh Library System, the Text & conText Lab. We explore topics from letterpress history and culture to printing's social impact to the ways in which analog and digital processes interact, talking with experts and enthusiasts from the University and the community. Join us!

In this season of Processing... we take a deep dive into the world of printing through our new partnership with the University of Pittsburgh Library System, the Text & conText Lab. We explore topics from letterpress history and culture to printing's social impact to the ways in which analog and digital processes interact, talking with experts and enthusiasts from the University and the community. Join us!

In this season of Processing... we take a deep dive into the world of printing through our new partnership with the University of Pittsburgh Library System, the Text &amp; conText Lab. We explore topics from letterpress history and culture to printing's social impact to the ways in which analog and digital processes interact, talking with experts and enthusiasts from the University and the community. Join us!

Intro to Podcast Season 3

Processing... is a podcast produced by the University of Pittsburgh's Center for Creativity that questions, explodes, subverts, and in some cases confirms what you think you already know about creativity.This season, we explore creativity in the context of COVID and social transformation. Most of us react to feelings of anger, fear, confusion, and sadness by retreating. We prefer consumption to creation: rereading favorite books, or binging a whole season of television in an afternoon.But creativity calls us to take risks, to dare failure, to face the immense and potentially overwhelming possibilities of a blank page or canvas or computer screen.  How do creative makers work through periods of intense political and personal uncertainty? Can outrage and anxiety power creativity, or do they work against it? How can we learn to practice creativity in times that too often seem to reflect back to us the most fearful versions of our neighbors and ourselves?In this season of Processing... we engage with these questions by talking with five Pitt creators who persist.Season Two features Hannah Eko (MFA in writing graduate), Craig Hayes (undergraduate student), Oronde Sharif (Department of Africana Studies faculty), Ivette Spradlin (Studio Arts faculty), and Tahirah Walker (former staff, Center for Teaching and Learning). Hosted by Shannon Fink (Center for Creativity Operations Manager).

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Processing... is a podcast produced by the University of Pittsburgh's Center for Creativity that questions, explodes, subverts, and in some cases confirms what you think you already know about creativity.This season, we explore creativity in the context of COVID and social transformation. Most of us react to feelings of anger, fear, confusion, and sadness by retreating. We prefer consumption to creation: rereading favorite books, or binging a whole season of television in an afternoon.But creativity calls us to take risks, to dare failure, to face the immense and potentially overwhelming possibilities of a blank page or canvas or computer screen. How do creative makers work through periods of intense political and personal uncertainty? Can outrage and anxiety power creativity, or do they work against it? How can we learn to practice creativity in times that too often seem to reflect back to us the most fearful versions of our neighbors and ourselves?In this season of Processing... we engage with these questions by talking with five Pitt creators who persist.Season Two features Hannah Eko (MFA in writing graduate), Craig Hayes (undergraduate student), Oronde Sharif (Department of Africana Studies faculty), Ivette Spradlin (Studio Arts faculty), and Tahirah Walker (former staff, Center for Teaching and Learning). Hosted by Shannon Fink (Center for Creativity Operations Manager).

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