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M.C. Richards: The Fire Within (DVD)
Manufacturer: Kane-Lewis Productions
Axner Number: A993604
Shipping Weight: 0 lbs., 3.20000 oz.
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Format: DVD
Run Time: 60 minutes
Studio: Kane-Lewis Productions (2003)
Language: English
Dimensions: 7.5" x 5.4" x 0.6"
Shipping Weight: 0.2 lbs.
M.C. Richards' extraordinary career, stretching from Black Mountain College to
Creation Spirituality, from Rudolf Steiner advocate to philosophical artist, continues
in spite of her death in 1999. In front of our very eyes we see M.C. engaging
in contemplative questioning regarding the nature of art, imagination, wholeness,
community, and our place in the cosmos. In this thought-provoking documentary,
you hear from a cadre of her followers as they carry on her important work of
inspiring people to live creatively, to believe in themselves, to experience the
sensuality of existence. Author of the underground classic, Centering: In
Pottery, Poetry, and the Person, and Toward Wholeness: Rudolf Steiner
Education in America, M.C. was a poet, philosopher, potter, and painter.
But above all she was a teacher.
The film features: Marjory Bankson, Paulus Berensohn, Julia Connor, Merce Cunningham,
Adriana Diaz, Martin Duberman, Howard Evans, Matthew Fox, Gertrude Hughes, Karen
Karnes. George Kokis, Judith Malina, Amy Evans McClure, Arthur Penn, and Robert
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This book, in its form and in its content, seems almost without precedent. Its style flows directly from an intensity, an honesty, and a frankness which are rare. It is a poem, a sutra, a tract, a confession, a revelation, a guide to art and life.
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List Price: $18.95
Axner Price: $17.41
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