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Tuesday, July 19, 2011

My Place.

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David Augustine

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Creativity Theorist, Art-Activist, Sociologist.
London, United Kingdom
I'm a Social Science graduate who specialised in The Sociology of Art, Culture and Aesthetics. After investigating the relationships between Art, Business, Activism & The Environment, I became a self-taught Creativity Theorist. I explore social processes of art and community creativity which led to a three residency as a community participant-observer of an autonomous art community. These experiences deepened my understanding of creativity in relation to the Self, Groups, and organisations, as well as wider Social, Economic, and Political issues. I apply my own Social Theory of Creativity, which involves multi-faceted, and meta-conceptual strands of creative thought and behaviour, via the conceptual frameworks and social constructions of: The Creativity Party, The Creativity-Cell, and The New Model Art, which are collectively imagined as "The Creativity Manifesto".
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Openness, equality, flexibility, and p-art-icipation are the core principles that provide the organisational basis for all activities of The Creativity Manifesto. There is no hierarchy nor static role-positions, everything is continual flux depending upon people, resources, time, and events. We do not attempt to define or measure creativity or p-art-icipation in any single way. Our revolutionary methods of social engagement through creativity enable everyone to be considered an organic catalyst of creativity and community, able to take an equal part in any decision making, actions, events, or creative processes to the fullest of thier abilities, interests, time, or willingness.



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