Arteles Catalogue 2023-2020
Arteles Creative Center's residency artists and their projects 2023-2020
Arteles Creative Center's residency artists and their projects 2023-2020
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Fall into Focus program / NOVEMBER <strong>2023</strong><br />
Warren Ward<br />
Australia<br />
www.warrenkward.com<br />
About<br />
I am a psychiatrist, psychotherapist, and writer of narrative<br />
nonfiction. I draw on the techniques of fiction to bring European<br />
cultural history to life. My first book, Lovers of Philosophy,<br />
explored the intimate lives of seven philosophers -- Kant,<br />
Hegel, Nietzsche, Heidegger, Sartre, Foucault, Derrida -- and<br />
how their love lives shaped their ideas. Currently working on<br />
Salonnières, which explores the lives of seven women whose<br />
circles of writers and artists each shaped an important<br />
epoch in European cultural history. Three of these women<br />
-- George Sand, Gertrude Stein, Virginia Woolf -- are quite<br />
well known. The other four -- Isabella d'Este, Catherine de<br />
Vivonne, Marie Geoffrin, and Henriette Herz -- are all but<br />
forgotten despite their massive contributions to the history<br />
of the salon. I'm also interested in reintroducing salon-like<br />
gatherings into our contemporary lives as a way to facilitate<br />
nourishing, embodied discourse and connections amongst<br />
artists, and as an antidote to the fragmented, shouty, online<br />
spaces that plague us today.<br />
Salonnières<br />
Extremely happy and recharged after my month at <strong>Arteles</strong>.<br />
Completed edit of Salonniéres, getting it down from 130k to<br />
99k words. Also found/wrote a new ending for the book.<br />
Also really helped my mental health. Found my own natural<br />
rhythms. Sleeping. Walks in Forest. Preparing food. Sauna.<br />
Beautiful new friends. Meditation. Jamming with Jukka.<br />
Reading The Artist's Way by Julia Cameron.<br />
Saw a majestic moose. Heard a rat-a-tat woodpecker. Said<br />
hello some flitty yellow-faced birds at my window. Watched<br />
the snowscape drift dreamily from pure white to pink-blueperiwinkle.<br />
Loved my cosy afternoons in the library under a blanket on<br />
the couch reading The White Goddess.