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Saturday 03 January 2009

The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious. It is the fundamental emotion which stands at the cradle of of true art and true science. whosoever does not know it and can no longer wonder,no longer marvel, is as good as dead, and his/her eyes are dim.

Albert E

God created people because she loves stories

Someone Else



Wednesday 24 December 2008

The object of a New Year is not that we should have a new year. It is that we should have a new soul.
G. K. Chesterton

Ring out the old, ring in the new,
Ring, happy bells, across the snow:
The year is going, let him go;
Ring out the false, ring in the true.
Alfred, Lord Tennyson

Mark Twain
New Year's is a harmless annual institution, of no particular use to anybody save as a scapegoat for promiscuous drunks, and friendly calls and humbug resolutions.

Robert Paul
I'm a little bit older, a little bit wiser, a little bit rounder, but still none the wiser.

Saturday 06 December 2008

FORUM POSTS

The forums are mostly open to anyone to view. To post replies, you need to be registered (and logged in) on the website. The website is intended for artists with a partipatory arts/workshop practice. member. There are a couple of forums that are restricted to company member artists involved in projects that Moveable Feast are running.

It seems that there are periods where some lively discussion ensues and then other times where the forums become a two or three or, sometimes, one way conversation.

Some of this is because it is an aging and slightly slow site with a poor memory - so be a bit patient with it. We are aware of the pitflalls and that it is ailing. Soon we will have a new all singing , dancing, performing, fictioning and easier to work site. In the meantime, the easiest way to participate is to join and the:

1. Log in
2. Click on the forums on the left or click on a forum entry on the right. now you are Forums or in a particular forum.
3. Scroll down (or read and scroll) at the bottom (sometimes there are two or three pages of entries) there is a quick reply box, write in that and then press 'reply to thread' . Voila!

Peace Love and Goodwill on the Yuletide! And hope that the recession talk (or reality) are not overly getting to you - keep on keeping on even if we're just dancing in the dark!

Thursday 27 November 2008

From Frances

I thought you might be interested in the following!

Cornish band Dalla are crossing the border and playing in your area soon:

11th December 8pm Totnes Folk Club - Concert

12th December 8pm Sandford Village Hall - Nos Lowen/Fest Noz dance night with Poisson Rouge

13th December 8pm Harbertonford Village Hall, with Wistman's Wood

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raw emotions, just finished making a puppet nativi[more ...]
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SHAPING NARRATIVE in A WORKSHOPa hymn sheet that w[more ...]
27 Nov : 12:19

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26 Oct : 20:58



Chatbox

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Have just been exploring TED site, link posted by Tony 29/10. A Feast of words, concepts,tools & mind sets to push the boundaries. Really recommend a look.
Karen LB
11 Nov : 16:25
Posted by: lappioras

I would like to share a couple of quotes & encourage any Feasters to look up "The History of Love" to read the full context of the writing. The quote about how art was born is inspiring.
“ The first language humans had was gestures…”Age of Silence p72
“ So many words get lost. They leave the mouth & lose their courage….” Age of String p111
History of Love.
In my mind's eye i can see some of our installations from previous workshops;that make |The Invisible, Visible.
I am interested in getting together with the visual artists amongst us to make a comprehensive image file of work for future newsletters/power point presentations/new projects/archives. looking forward to 9<> on 26th November. Karen LB
11 Nov : 15:53
Posted by: lappioras

this is a brilliant site [link] and this is a great talk:
[link]
29 Oct : 10:55
Posted by: Tony Gee

article about the plymoth project in the student newspaper
[link]
23 Oct : 13:45
Posted by: Tony Gee

interesting weblink
[link]
08 Oct : 11:17
Posted by: Tony Gee

Re; plymoth induction project - see forum thread - Great to hear that Moveable Feast has made a difference to the newbies in Plymouth - more power to our elbow and a need for a pack to go out to other universities for next septembers freshers. Testimony to the power and need of creative connections generated by workshop.
26 Sep : 11:43
Posted by: kate green

Re; plymoth induction project - see forum thread - Great to hear that Moveable Feast has made a difference to the newbies in Plymouth - more power to our elbow and a need for a pack to go out to other universities for next septembers freshers. Testimony to the power and need of creative connections generated by workshop.
26 Sep : 11:43
Posted by: kate green

hi tony
just a quick one to say that i really like the new layout for the forum threads. I think it works really well to have them seperated into different categories.
17 Sep : 21:21
Posted by: kate green

[link]
a link to an article
10 Sep : 21:39
Posted by: Tony Gee

hello kate from ireland - had a good meeting about bath
23 Jul : 22:57
Posted by: Tony Gee




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