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PEOPLE OF EVOKE: I Need Your Help ^^

Ok, so I sort of have this idea.

And I need YOUR HELP and ideas.

I am thinking of starting a, well I'm not sure what form yet, but somewhere where adults can go. The project will aim to increase creativity, 'thinking like a child' and widen one's perspective of the world.

Ultimately? It could take any form:

-Internet

-Workshops

-Books

-TV programs

etc.

So I need your ideas and your views. What do you think about it? The way I see it, the leaders of tomorrow have to learn to think for themselves, rather than let society decide what or how they should act or behave.

I'll blog again regarding this new project. I need a name for it. Something snazzy.

Looking forward to reading you input.

-Amber

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Comment by Bongumusa on March 27, 2010 at 9:31am
I strongly believe that you have shown a lot of courage on your article. You sound like a person who lack knowledge. But I want to tell you right now that You can create your own project with your ideas. Tell yourself that I can do it. Start thinking and do something. You will see the different. I always encourage people to think at their own for their betterment of their future. God has something for you to come out with. You need to start acting today, tomorrow you will see some improvements. Self development is not easy but if you pay attention, you can. Do something and ask people to help you. Your future is in your mind and hands. Take it and act!
Comment by PJE on March 28, 2010 at 8:04am
I like your idea of increasing creativity and thinking like a child.
Play is vital to learning and creativity for children and adults. I remember many years ago in London an artist made an 'installation' in a big art space and it was really a big blown up jumpy thing. That artist got all of the critics and gallery owners and a wh*** lots of others besides bouncing around like crazy on that great big bouncy thing. Another artist has recently turned a building into a musical instrument that you can play. Under the guise or Art some people get adults to have fun like little kids. A few years ago at the Tate modern there was a vast slide which got all everyone whoozing down on their behinds!
Playing frees you up to think and ... oh yes its fun too!
Comment by Sarah Hickox on March 28, 2010 at 8:20am
Sounds a lot like what we do in theatre. In acting cla**** a bunch of adults do things like stand in a circle and make funny noises, move around in unusual ways, imagine themselves to be someone else, find their center (of balance and emotion), feel their breath moving in and out... Lots of things that the normal grown up wouldn't do. It's really important to keep exploring and learning and being creative. Play a game, run around, be silly, imagine. Great idea. +1 Vision
Comment by Sarah Hickox on March 28, 2010 at 8:51am
You may want to ask Agent Michelle Angela Kim about "Grown Ups Who Like To Play in Dirt" which she mentions in her blog here:
Comment by Sarah Hickox on March 28, 2010 at 8:51am
Comment by Shane M. Wheeler on March 29, 2010 at 3:16am
I can't remember the exact daoist quote, but the jist is, you can't fill a full cup. If you empty your cup, it can be filled.

I think the name Empty Cup could work very well.

I think a flash game would be an awesome mass way of promoting child like thought patterns, better if it's somehow multi-player.

Maybe something kind of like this?

A multiplayer creative space with goal oriented solutions could make people cooperate to achieve a goal through artistic means. It might be better if it was more advanced with the draw functions, but could still be good fun.
Comment by Nicolas Dykstra on March 29, 2010 at 3:23am
Children have creativity, and somewhere along the course of life we loose it, what if you did something with schools to encourage creativity, it could change the entire education system. I like the idea of getting adults to think like children, it makes them dream of the impossible, and make it possible.
Comment by Katherine Morrison on March 29, 2010 at 6:00am
Hey Amber, I love this idea! I've had a similar sort of idea for a while, only its a library. I wanted it to be half library,half community center, half funhouse, with smoke machines in the mystery section and working stoves in the cooking section, and craft rooms where kids and adults alike can make catepillars out of egg cartons and periscopes out loo roll etc. I call it a Children's library for all ages.

Anyways, been thinking of names for your project. Played with the idea of The Fountain of Youth (might go along well with Shane's cup idea "fill your cup from the fountain of youth") Its kind of goofy but I was thinking Fountain of Youth Incorporated a.k.a. FYI ;)

Also played with the word wonderment, as that's the youthful quality we're after, in the same way a kid would wonder what would happen if you crossed a dinosaur with a dog, we want adults who would think what would you get if you crossed a recycling plant with a building materials company. The Wonderment Coalition has a nice ring to it, but anything along those lines would be good I think.
Comment by John D. Boyden on May 11, 2010 at 6:51pm
+1 Collaboration. Congrats on following through with it!

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