Art is Everywhere
Art is Everywhere by Joe Haddow, published by UCLan Publishing on July 6, 2023, is a 144-page exploration of the diverse world of art. This edition invites readers to reconsider their perceptions of art and artists, emphasizing that creativity exists in many forms beyond traditional boundaries. Haddow, an artist and radio producer, aims to demonstrate how art permeates everyday life and encourages individuals to recognize and cultivate their own artistic potential.
In this engaging guide, readers will discover how art can be found in various places and created by a multitude of people. The book presents insights into different artistic expressions, from singing and dancing to writing and painting. It also includes tips for aspiring artists, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring their creativity. Through friendly and inspiring language, Art is Everywhere seeks to connect readers with the vibrant world of art and highlight its significance in our lives.
Official synopsis Publisher
What do you think ART is? Is it pictures on the walls of a gallery? And what about an ARTIST? Someone holding a paintbrush, standing in front of an easel? Yes to both, but art and artists are so much more than that! Art is everywhere around us, we just need to know how to look for it… I’m Joe Haddow, artist, radio producer, podcaster and super-fan of all forms of art. I’m on a mission to show everyone how art can be found in so many different places, and created by so many different people. So, whether you sing, draw, write, dance, paint, act, play a instrument or tell jokes, OR if you are just wanting to find out how to discover what kind of artist you want to be – this book is for you! An inspiring, friendly guide to art and why it matters. Meet the incredible people making art of all kinds and follow the tips to make your own art!
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