💃🏻 Even at rest, we’re still in motion

March 30, 2023
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April’s Theme is Movement

The body in motion is a thing of beauty. Our cells shake kinetic energy through the finely articulated instruments of muscle, ligament, and bone. We blink, we pulse, we dance. Some even pull off feats of human athleticism and daring, from which we can hardly look away.

Movement is a universal state of being. Even at rest, the matter we’re composed of is in motion — subatomic particles whir about at dizzying speeds, to create the sense of solidity. The things that appear still — the earth beneath us, the trunk of a tree above us, is but a trick of the eye. They move slowly but at a staggering scale.

When we move together, we can build social and collective movements. Like a murmuration of swallows, we can form sweeping visions of a world never seen before. Our collective energy directed like a mighty river flowing downstream, taking unexpected and winding turns to carve mountains.

Our Wellington chapter chose this month’s exploration of Movement, Hannah Webster illustrated the theme, and Mailchimp is presenting the theme.  

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The hashtags of the month are #CMMovement | #CreativeMornings
Did you know you can attend some of our chapter events virtually? Stream into Vancouver's event on April 14! At the end of the month you can tune into Phoenix's event on April 28. 
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🪡 FEATURED FIELDTRIP: Holes in your clothes? Heal your wardrobe with Kate Sekules in this "MENDitation"

Kim Stanley Robinson asks, what would it look like if we pay ourselves to decarbonize?

FieldTrip host Vanessa S. talks with a clinical psychologist about the mental health benefits of crafting.

Working in UX means practicing care and empathy for your users every day, so why do so many practitioners not extend the same care to themselves?*

The discovery of a secret painting behind the altar of a Neapolitan basilica (watch with sound on).**

This artist makes stunning houseplants out of paper sculpture

How flip-flop sculptors clean up Kenya’s beaches. 

The world's biggest collection of obsolete sounds.

Twelve stunning examples of handmade books

Mushrooms offer a lesson in impermanence. 

Inspiration isn’t required for creativity.**

Lego sushi.**

* This content is curated by us, brought to you by our sponsors.
** Thanks to Arantza Murphy,
Katina Bajaj, and Grace Anderson 
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🤸‍♀️ Moving Gestures
Hannah Webster
Meet Hannah Webster, our April illustrator for Movement! She is an Illustrator, Textile Designer and Screen Printer based in Te Whanganui-a-tara Wellington, New Zealand. Her work is inspired by her love of the outdoors — walks in native bush, biking around the South Coast bays, or swimming in any body of water that’s warm enough. Explore some of Hannah’s favorite works. 
A young person leading people with Parkinson's disease in a dance movement
Tanvi Hegade shared this snapshot from a dance movement therapy facilitator for a community project in Pune, India, for persons with Parkinson’s Disease. “The project has been running without charge for the last 13 years, and it’s been a privilege to be part of such a heartwarming project that works towards connection, rehabilitation and healing — a movement for movement!” Move through a jam-packed round-up of “movement” from your fellow readers (see a preview below 👇). 
Thumbnails of reader's contributions on the theme of Movement
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I made this newsletter fully enchanted by all the shapes our movements can make. 

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Annie Yi, CreativeMornings HQ

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