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Fascinating interview with CHARNA HALPERN on THE SCIENCE OF CREATIVITY! sawyerpodcast.com Everyone who works in television and movie comedy knows Charna Halpern. She’s trained thousands of actors, writers, and producers at her Chicago theater, founded in 1981, called the iO

The styling fingers of Dr. Kaiju Kangas, co-chair of this year's conference of the International Society of the Learning Sciences (ISLS 2025) in Helsinki, Finland (she is an Associate Professor at the University of Helsinki) #isls #icls2025 #learningsciences

From the new book LEARNING TO SEE by Keith Sawyer learningtosee.net #learningtosee #mitpress #creativity #art #design #bfa #mfa

From the new book LEARNING TO SEE by Keith Sawyer learningtosee.net #learningtosee #mitpress #creativity #art #design #bfa #mfa

The flow state is essential to creativity. In flow, you reach your fullest creative potential. People love the concept of flow because everyone wants to be told “do what you love and the money will follow.” But flow isn't enough. The most creative people combine flow with hard

"Look behind the work. Uncover the hidden processes that resulted in the object." From Keith Sawyer, LEARNING TO SEE

"The pathway is unpredictable and nonlinear. Just start working and trust that ideas will emerge." Keith Sawyer, LEARNING TO SEE, page 49

The Lives of Exceptional Creators: On THE SCIENCE OF CREATIVITY podcast, Keith interviews Professor Jonathan Feinstein of Yale, author of two books about the lifespan development of famous creators sawyerpodcast.com

"Mistakes, accidents, and surprises are opportunities to shift in a different direction." Keith Sawyer, LEARNING TO SEE, page 50

"Artworks emerge from a deliberate process that can be learned. Anyone can learn how to create." Keith Sawyer, LEARNING TO SEE, page 51

"If you only keep doing what you're already good at, it won't sustain you. That's a boring and uninteresting existence." Jeff Keedy, in Keith Sawyer's LEARNING TO SEE, page 58

"You can make almost any idea good. It's rare that an idea has no hope." Cheryl Wassenaar, in Keith Sawyer's LEARNING TO SEE, page 58

Today's new podcast episode: An interview with Dr. Zorana Ivcevic Pringle. She's a Senior Research Scientist at the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence. Zorana studies many aspects of the creative process, including idea generation but also creative mindsets, creative

Published today: A virtual lecture about my book LEARNING TO SEE. This was for an academic audience, so if you're interested in a more academic version of my research, then check this out! The group is called CULTURAL PRAXIS which already tells you it's relatively academic.

Have you listened to AI-created music on YouTube? There's a LOT of it and it's pretty good, although I hate to say it because I myself am a "human musician." Yes, that's what I'm called, according to Harvey Mason, Jr., the CEO of the Recording Alliance (they run the Grammy

"Creativity isn't just grasping at straws. It's a process of working through an idea, pushing it, expanding it, and something wonderful emerges." Cheryl Wassenaar, in Keith Sawyer's LEARNING TO SEE, page 58

"Flow Alone Won't Make You a Writer"-- my new article in the MIT Press Reader. In flow, you realize your fullest creative potential. you lose track of time and you're not distracted by little things around you. But flow isn't enough; the most successful people combine flow with

"A painting class isn't really about painting. The true learning outcome is the ability to see and think in new ways." Keith Sawyer, LEARNING TO SEE, page 62

I was interviewed by Mike Palmer for the podcast "Trending in Education" and he made this a cool YouTube #short youtube.com/shorts/RGS_JBA…

RELEASED TODAY! A GREAT conversation about artistic creativity and how you can realize your full creative potential. Scott is a professional artist and a GENIUS at helping people become better artists, discovering what is inside them that they need to say, and how you can learn