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Alanna Green Ph.D.
Curator | Collector | Gallerist🐴Providing beautiful Indigenous art🎨✨maximizing✨ opportunities for contemporary Native Fashion via 🪄 ⤜ HSU Design ⤛
Alanna Green is an accomplished International Postgraduate with a diverse academic background spanning the US, France, and the UK, focusing on English Literature and Fine Art. Alanna holds a Ph.D. in English Literature from the University of Sussex.
Alanna Green's educational journey includes certificates in Basic Spanish Studies from La Ceiba, Honduras, Basic French Studies from Nice, France, and TEFL certification from The TEFL Institute. She also completed a Master's degree in English Literature and Culture 1700-1900 at the University of Sussex.
Alanna's academic pursuits led her to a BA in Fine and Studio Arts from Principia College and studies in French Language and Literature at Colchester Institute. She further honed her skills with a Professional Certificate in Editing from the University of Washington.
Alanna Green has a wealth of professional experiences ranging from Event Staff at Allied Universal to Managing Editor at L.H. Media. Her roles include Audio Transcriber at AI Data Innovations, Delivery Driver Helper at UPS, Office Assistant at Adventure Unlimited, and Member Support Agent at The Times and The Sunday Times London among others.
Alanna Green has also contributed to academia as a Doctoral Researcher at The University of Sussex and as a Postgraduate Research Representative. Her diverse skill set extends to freelance editing, web development contracting, and office administration.
Alanna's experiences demonstrate her proficiency in communication, research, administration, and editorial work, making her a versatile professional with a strong academic foundation and practical skills.
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Every work of art causes the receiver to enter into a certain kind of relationship, both with the artist and all who receive the same impression. Just as words transmit thoughts, so art transmits feelings. The activity of art is based on the fact that when we witness a man experiencing an emotion, we to some extent share it. To evoke in oneself a feeling that one has once experienced, and to transmit that feeling to others through forms and colors, sounds or movements
Wonderful words of Leo Tolstoy What’s your opinion on this ? Share below ❤️
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#ArtTransmitsEmotion
Visual literacy is not valued in our everyday life. By literacy, I mean, looking at what is around us and really seeing it. One book: The Art of Seeing: An Interpretation of the Aesthetic Experience by Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi and Rick E. Robinson, focuses on the psychology of the aesthetic experience and on the perception and understanding of art, suggesting ways to raise levels of visual literacy and enhance artistic enjoyment.
Both these authors insist that we need to teach people how to see and be more creative in order to have a better workforce, one that can creatively solve problems because they are able to see multiple sides to a problem.
The greater the creative side in people, the better they solve problems. Wouldn’t that be wonderful in everyday life? People would not get upset or angry, they would just think ‘How do I solve this problem?’ and go about doing it. I must admit that the theory is wonderful and would love to see it at work.
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#VisualLiteracy #ArtOfSeeing #CreativeProblemSolving #EnhanceCreativity #AestheticExperience
