And then We Grew Up
On Creativity, Potential, and the Imperfect Art of Adulthood
New York : Penguin Books, [2019]
Format: Book
Description: 234 pages ; 21 cm
Rachel Friedman was a natural viola player from the age of eight, and thought she knew what her life as an artist would look like: she attended the prestigious Interlochen Center for the Arts camp and enrolled at one of the country's best conservatories. But three semesters into college, she found herself living a decidedly inartistic life. In search of answers, she decided to track down her former Interlochen campmates to find out how their own creative promise has translated into adult careers, relationships, and identities.
Contents:
Potential -- I was going to be an art monster instead -- On "making it" -- Never quit! (but maybe quit) -- Freedom's just another word -- Never compromise! (but definitely compromise) -- The kingdom of ordinary time -- I danced myself out of the womb -- The ghost ship that didn't carry us.
Subjects:
Friedman, Rachel, 1981-
Women authors -- Biography.
Adulthood.
Conduct of life.
Self-actualization (Psychology)
Friedman, Rachel, 1981-
Women authors -- Biography.
Adulthood.
Conduct of life.
Self-actualization (Psychology)
ISBN:
9780143132127 (pbk.)
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| BIOGRAPHY Friedman, Rachel | Ballentine Indoors | Biography | In |
| BIOGRAPHY Friedman, Rachel | Eastover | Biography | In |
Includes bibliographical references (pages 223-234).