Alright – I know that if you’re scrolling through a blogroll you aren’t looking to read intently, carefully and thoroughly some theoretical finely-tuned creative innovative rendition of what it is to “be alive.” Beyond that, I’ve posted this before.
Here’s the thing. Over a couple of years of this blog-o-sphere bus(y)ness, I’ve been happy to have network/meshworked into some pretty intriguing and instigative minds here. And a few of these things that spur me – well, I get compelled again and again (as I reread them again and again) to share them – with the compulsion murmuring – “this is going to feel like home, elation and release” to these mind-persons.
So, I offer Tim Ingold’s “Bringing Things to Life: Creative Entanglements in a World of Materials” once again – hoping that those of you (you’ll know who you are when you start into it – you’ll have a difficult time stopping) who accord with this sort of thing will take the time (when you’re able), NO, that you’ll MAKE some time, a nourishing opening – to pore through this one and respond or reverberate with it…
Tim Ingold – click image for article fulfillment
FYI in addition:
Tim Ingold: To Learn is to Improvise
I trust you’ll be delighted
Polysemic Stupor 
His article must be quite good for you to offer it again — I’ll have to check it out.
Any paper titled “Realities” is worth a read 🙂
Fascinating stuff. “A gathering together the threads of life.” That idea deeply resonates with me. Thanks for posting this!
Thank you – I’d love to hear your response to his approach
Spot on. I could have used this last night when my talk on Art and Nothingness (creating as becoming — becoming reconciling nothing and pure being) flopped!
still read the Lemke…maybe it didn’t flop
Thank you love for this article that you printed for me to read in hard print. I’m part way through and see how deeply I resonate with the concepts of interaction and process. You are such a busy boy!
thank youu! can’t wait to read this – just saved it 🙂
Saved a copy. thanks.
happy to hear