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Jan 5, 2019 · From Jenny Holzer to Ed Ruscha and Lawrence Weiner, these artists have taken the written word off the page and into the museum.
Feb 21, 2016 · The January/February 2016 issue of Poets & Writers magazine features a stimulating essay by author and writing instructor Tom Spanbauer called “Dangerous Writing: Go to Your Battlefield.” “To write dangerous is to go to parts of ourselves that we know exist but try to ignore,” Spanbauer writes.
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Here is what Tom Spanbauer says about the art of teaching: If you asked my mother how she made pie crust, she never said a word. Instead, she just lifted her hand and rubbed her fingers against her thumb.
When your art comes from some place deep and true, people take notice of that sort of thing. So start digging. Stop being safe. We're all in desperate need of courageous, dangerous writing, work that inspires and moves and resonates. Writing that challenges us to step outside of ourselves and move beyond the status quo.
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Dangerous Words. Guidance on How to Avoid Defaming or Insulting People. Category 1. Words that are potentially defamatory regardless of how they are used (Continued) reputed. Reputed can mean “widely believed to be,” as in “a reputed mobster.”
