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Daily Archives: April 27, 2026

An 1830 oil painting titled Liberty Leading the People by Eugène Delacroix, depicting a dramatic and chaotic scene from the French July Revolution. In the center, a bare-breasted woman personifying Liberty strides forward over a pile of rubble and bodies. She holds the French tricolor flag high in her right hand and a bayonet rifle in her left. She looks back to rally a crowd of armed revolutionaries behind her, who represent diverse social classes—including a man in a black top hat with a shotgun and a young boy raising two pistols. In the foreground, fallen soldiers and civilians lie among the stones, while smoke and haze fill the background around the distant towers of Notre-Dame Cathedral.

What Creators Can Do That Civic Leaders Cannot

Essays, PracticeBy Randall WhiteApril 27, 2026Leave a comment

There’s a conversation we keep not having. We talk about what artists contribute to culture. We talk about the economic value of the creative industries. We argue (endlessly) about arts funding. What we rarely say out loud is something more fundamental: that the cognitive habits of creative practice, the actual way a poet thinks, the way a…

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