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KEEP TALKING
(dispatches from social isolation)

May – November 2020

 

Dear Friends and ASNYC Family,

We began “Keep Talking” as a way for us to connect while physically separate during the first year of the unfolding coronavirus pandemic. Over the year, you shared many heartfelt pieces of writing, artworks, and links to performances that we otherwise might not have seen. Since then, contributions have died down, as have our own efforts to encourage you and to remind you that we do in fact need to “Keep Talking.” Have we perhaps sunk into a state of numbness waiting for whatever comes next? Have we grown accustomed to the strangeness of our world?

Whatever the reason, we would like to encourage everyone to keep posting on “Keep Talking.” Perhaps you’d like to share a look back at the past year?  How about a funny story, or a philosophical journal entry? What about photographs that reflect the everyday during extraordinary times, or something exceptional that surprised you within the day-to-day? There is no limit to your imaginations, nor to our appreciation of your offerings.

With warm regards,

Dorothy Moore and Walter Alexander
(Keep Talking Curators)

P.S. How to submit a contribution to Keep Talking? Send it via email to asnyc (at) asnyc.org with “Keep Talking Contribution” in the subject line. Word, audio or video files or photos can be sent as attachments. Remember, please, that we will not edit your submission.

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KEEP TALKING | Portrait of the Week: Larry Young

KEEP TALKING | Portrait of the Week: Larry Young

Anthroposophy NYC Blog   KEEP TALKING(dispatches from social isolation)Portrait of the Week: Larry Young  “And yet my spirit-vision only wakesWhen thoughts of action wholly fill my soul,And it is flooded with a living hopeThat for the spirit it may build a...

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KEEP TALKING | Portraits of the Week: Larry Young

KEEP TALKING | Portraits of the Week: Larry Young

Anthroposophy NYC Blog   KEEP TALKING(dispatches from social isolation)Portraits of the Week: Larry YoungLarry Young captures a solemn summer moment on the canvas..."I never knew a more presumptuous person than myself. The fact that I say that shows that what I...

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KEEP TALKING | First Offerings: Gisela Wielki

KEEP TALKING | First Offerings: Gisela Wielki

Anthroposophy NYC Blog   KEEP TALKING(dispatches from social isolation)First Offerings: Gisela WielkiI am definitely a zoom friendly person. One of my favorite features on the camera is zooming in and zooming out. (See the May Queen photo below.) I will continue...

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KEEP TALKING | First Offerings: Jennifer Green

KEEP TALKING | First Offerings: Jennifer Green

A standing wave, a metaphor for a healthy society, one where transformation and new forms and beginnings can come about because dialogue is open, good-willed and strives toward our highest ideals for humanity as a whole.

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KEEP TALKING | First Offerings: Gail Langstroth

KEEP TALKING | First Offerings: Gail Langstroth

Anthroposophy NYC Blog   KEEP TALKING(dispatches from social isolation)First Offerings: Gail LangstrothDear Friends, I started my lockdown during the second week of March. I tried to take one long walk a day. My only rule was to always discover new paths and...

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KEEP TALKING | First Offerings: Joyce Reilly

KEEP TALKING | First Offerings: Joyce Reilly

Anthroposophy NYC Blog   KEEP TALKING(dispatches from social isolation)First Offerings: Joyce ReillyMoses and We Are Reborn Joyce Reilly   It’s a rainy Thursday morning in May, and still quiet at 8 am in the supermarket. I just missed the Senior Hour at 7,...

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