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May24
Art Rewires Your Visual Spatial Brain for Diversity

Look around you from where you sit at work... What do you see in the art images...? Is the diversity your firm celebrates there in the art and images you see...? art as diversity.jpg

Art is a great way to rewire your brain for more diversity and yet too often we miss this opportunity where we work. Here are a few tips to get art into the workplace for the sake of more diversity.

1. Ask each person to hang an art piece near his or her desk that represents their particular belief about diversity...

2. Highlight one artwork each month and have that person relate the art to diversity in your organization...

3. Include a culturally diverse icon within your letterhead to show how your organization values opposing views on most topics...

What else could be done to illumine art as a central pathway to more diversity at your business...?


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Ellen, I'm curious about what art you have near your desk and what that piece does to inspire your work during the day.

Good question and thanks for asking, Robyn. As I look around me I see photos of people who are important in my life... and I see art that my daughter created.... which touches me to the core from both artistic sensibilities and inspirited humanity values.... I also see big posted of stuff I did on the brain that got published in newspapers and then sent to me... Hmmmm, visual images motivate us to move forward in what we feel called to do... and to bring others we care about to better places because we did... The glance around the room reminds me again. Thanks...

Art can certainly serve to inspire and nurture our creative side. At this moment I'm staring at a painting I did of my favorite chair.

I think it would be great if more businesses put on arts and crafts fairs...

» Art and Diversity from Salon de Maria Blog
I got my first business client not too long ago who purchased a painting of downtown San Diego to hang in his office.  A couple weeks ago I received an email from his office manager requesting three more paintings -... [Read More]

Maria, what a great idea. I think an organizational arts and crafts fair would work well to highlight personal creatity and would enhance the community's cultural diversity.

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