A vibrant, retro 1957 science-fiction B-movie poster titled "The Brain from Planet Arous."The poster features a massive, menacing close-up of a man's face grimacing with bared teeth, his eyes glowing intensely with bright yellow beams shooting outward. Above his head, a glowing white rectangle shows a floating, disembodied alien brain with a long spinal tail. The film's title is displayed on the left in large, bold, jagged yellow letters outlined in black.In the bottom left corner, a worried-looking man in a red jacket cradles a fainting woman. In the bottom right corner, a woman in a bright yellow jacket screams into a device while a man grips her shoulder anxiously. The top of the poster proclaims, "SCIENCE-FICTION'S MOST ASTOUNDING STORY!", while the bottom credits the starring actors: John Agar, Joyce Meadows, and Robert Fuller.

Research and Applied Practice: What Artists of All Disciplines Could Produce Together

Writers, musicians, composers, actors, filmmakers, urban planners, multidisciplinary artists, arts administrators and educators, arts enthusiasts, and more are finding their way to Res Creativa’s founding members list. The question surfaces: How can our imagination, artistry, and vision be captured and shared in other settings? The first three posts in this series proposed a civic leadership program,…