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Created: Jun 26, 2009
Updated: Nov 17, 2009
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Molly Sturges
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About
Hi. I am an artistic director, composer, performer, and facilitator based in New Mexico. I am also the co-founder of a small non-profit called Littleglobe Inc. (www.littleglobe.org) that does long-term interdisciplinary and generative creative arts collaborations with underserved communities. I have seen that this work produces a strong and lasting sense of community and an increased sense of individual and community wide sense of well-being and capacity.
While many people see art as a tool, my experience indicates that shared art making becomes a place where direct communication, inspiration, and sense of interconnectedness can be experienced and shared. I come to this work from years as a teacher, facilitator, musician and performer. I love this work because it illuminates connections, brings forth something beautiful, meaningful and honest. It is grassroots work and a form of community healing work that promotes a sense of possibility. The nexus of the work is the cultivation of relationships-and this always takes time.
I am also a parent, partner, and member of a co-housing community in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where I am slowly learning about gardening, goats, chicken and conflict engagement work.
While many people see art as a tool, my experience indicates that shared art making becomes a place where direct communication, inspiration, and sense of interconnectedness can be experienced and shared. I come to this work from years as a teacher, facilitator, musician and performer. I love this work because it illuminates connections, brings forth something beautiful, meaningful and honest. It is grassroots work and a form of community healing work that promotes a sense of possibility. The nexus of the work is the cultivation of relationships-and this always takes time.
I am also a parent, partner, and member of a co-housing community in Santa Fe, New Mexico, where I am slowly learning about gardening, goats, chicken and conflict engagement work.
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Remove Journey86 12 months ago
hi
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When you are old
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hello,...i am a violinist,..and meditatior..looking to make a difference in the world,..nice meeting you...blessings, sangeet
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