Raw Art Journals--We don't find meaning, we make meaning.
What's New? February 23, 2010
Typography from Ronnie Bruce on Vimeo.
New In-Person Class
February 23: in-person class at Changing Hands Bookstore in Tempe. The class is on Found Poetry. Read more.
The Red Book (Below)
Carl Jung, the father of analytical psychology, created an incredible raw-art journal called The Red Book. He explored art, literature, philosophy and astrology in the book. Using his own style of calligraphy and a mix of patterns, lines and forms in his art, Jung
created a journal recently shown at the Rubin Museum of Art in New York. You can flip through the journal by using the arrows on the book, below.
February 23: in-person class at Changing Hands Bookstore in Tempe. The class is on Found Poetry. Read more.
The Red Book (Below)
Carl Jung, the father of analytical psychology, created an incredible raw-art journal called The Red Book. He explored art, literature, philosophy and astrology in the book. Using his own style of calligraphy and a mix of patterns, lines and forms in his art, Jung
created a journal recently shown at the Rubin Museum of Art in New York. You can flip through the journal by using the arrows on the book, below.
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