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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Try Some Invisible Mustache Twirling
One of 12 tiny signs from this week's toolkit — slogan included.
As we all know, the right has very little culture, which is why the administration’s plan to hijack the 250th July Fourth celebrations appears to be a dismal failure. The pre...
Discovering Fire for a Second Time
“But I am the Fire” 30” x 40” Mixed Media on Aluminum. ©Sarah Bush. Sold.
“Someday, after mastering the winds, the waves, the tides and gravity, we shall harness for God the energies of love, and then, for a second time in the history of t...
Seeding a New Wholeness
I’m excited that we more than doubled our garden beds this year.
Every spring, my art practice takes a back seat to my work in the garden.
My dye kitchen converts into seed-starting kitchen. My fingernails are an abomination (okay, that...
You Can't Serve Raw Eggs
Pale blue chicken eggs that I’ve lined with metal leaf. © Sarah Bush
What interests me most in art-making is the magical moment of transformation—when the materials you are using and the ideas or emotions you’re carrying finally meld toget...
Turning Your Feelings into Art
This week I’ve been thinking a lot about giant feelings—specifically grief—and how we transform them into art.
I decided to make a short video about it because it’s an important part of why we make art, and yet, I don’t think it gets talke...
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Creator of The Pink Teacup Newsletter. Mixed Media and Installation Artist, Writer, Avid Gardener, Nature lover.
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