Improvising as a Way of Life w/ Stephen Nachmanovitch

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"Your nervous system is all the way outside your body and all the way inside and you're perceiving through every medium that you're present in."
-Stephen Nachmanovitch

Movement & Creativity Podcast #3:

Tiffany Sankary interviews Stephen Nachmanovitch, author of Free Play and The Art of Is. They talk about improvising as a way of life in teaching, learning, parenting, creative process and the balance of play, chaos, receptivity, self discovery, imperfection and connection. Stephen shares about his teachers & main influences: Gregory Bateson, William Blake, Yehudi Menuhin, and Jerome Bruner.

"Making art, whether you do it solo or in a group, derives its patterns from everything around us, in an inter-dependent network. We learn to work as nature does, with the material of ourselves: our body, our mind, our companions, and the radical possibilities of the present moment." - Stephen Nachmanovitch, The Art of Is

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