The Pink Teacup
Sarah BushA weekly newsletter exploring creativity as a spiritual path, what it means to be fully expressed, and how our imaginations can help save the world.
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Walking Off a Pedestal Near You
I got obsessed with the guerrilla artist Banksy this week. At the end of April, he installed a new sculpture in the dead of night in London called “Blind Patriotism.” It’s caused quite a stir, which his work often does.
I think “Blind Pat...
Still Handing Things Out
Back in the late 80s, I was a guest at what should have been my own college graduation, but I had taken a semester off the year before to move to California, thinking I was going to transfer to UC Berkeley.
Once I discovered Berkeley wasn’...
Willingness and Your Imagination
Sketchbook Page ~5.5” x 8” ©Sarah Bush
What does it take to let yourself imagine something that the dominant culture insists is impossible?
This is what I asked myself after seeing the documentary Earth’s Greatest Enemy at the Taos Film F...
Creativity's Dreaming and Doing
Sketchbook page 7.5” x 7.5” ©Sarah Bush
Somewhere between the dormancy of winter and spring's outward push, there's a conversation worth having about the relationship between seasonal change and the pulse of our creativity.
This came up r...
My New Experiment with Willingness
“I Will Hold You.” 30” x 40” ©Sarah Bush
I think a lot about surrender.
For years I have lain in bed at night and silently repeated to myself, “I surrender my personal will to divine will.”
I lie in the darkness and notice the ways I hol...
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Creator of The Pink Teacup Newsletter. Mixed Media and Installation Artist, Writer, Avid Gardener, Nature lover.
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