Aesthetic Realism Has Answer to Racism & Prejudice

As schools are worried about bullying and prejudice, this website Aesthetic Realism in the News, has answers parents and teachers should know. And also see: http://www.aestheticrealism.net/education.html

Stuttering can really end!

I think you will find this website useful on the subject of stuttering; in fact, with new information: http://mmondlin.home.mindspring.com/eli-siegel/eli-siegel-on-stuttering.html

Leila Rosen tells of the Aesthetic Realism Teaching Method

I highly recommend this site because of its depth about the beauty of literature and poetry--Leila Rosen's website. She is a high school English teacher who's given presentations at many schools and conferences on this successful method.

Fantastic photographs

You'll love Len Bernstein's website, with thoughtful photographs of people and places. I highly recommend it--and see Amy and Louis Dienes' photos too at http://www.dienes-dienes.com

A site you'll love--about sculpture and Greta Garbo and more!

I'm glad to tell you of the website of myself and Jeffrey Carduner--at http://www.tarrow-carduner.net In it, are articles I wrote about love, about Greta Garbo, and about Beatrice Wood, the ceramist, whose work I esteem very much. And you'll learn about the great integrity and honesty of the Aesthetic Realism of Eli Siegel.

You'll never hear and see a musical event like this!

You will love "The Great Fight of Ego vs. Truth --Songs about Love, Justice, and Everybody's Feelings!" On Sunday, October 23, 2:30 PM, at the Aesthetic Realism Foundation, in New York City's SoHo, it will be wonderful--and honest about what's going on in our country! It's presented by the singers and actors of the professional Aesthetic Realism Theatre Company.

Really Cool Jazz Night!

Hear jazz musician Alan Shapiro [www.alanshapiromusic.net/], and much much more, as jazz is played and talked about--from its beginnings--at the Aesthetic Realism Foundation, November 19, 8 to 10 PM! Bessie Smith, Baby Dodds, and Shelby Foote's short story about a jazz trumpeter called "Ride Out" talked about by poet and critic Eli Siegel. The deepest kind of understanding, based on Mr. Siegel's statement "All beauty is a making one of opposites, and the making one of opposites is what we are going after in ourselves." You'll never have another night like this--and it's titled "Jazz & Life: A Celebration!"

Founder of Aesthetic Realism, Eli Siegel, is told of

For those who'd like to know more about poet and critic Eli Siegel, with whom I was honored to study from 1968 to 1978, please see http://perey-anthropology.blogspot.com/2005/02/eli-siegel-brief-biography.html

Anthropology and You--Very Surprising, Wonderful, and True

You'll find how much you can love anthropology by reading this site of Dr. Arnold Perey, who teaches at the Aesthetic Realism Foundation.

Great articles--anti-racism, about how education can succeed, how love can fare well

Please see Aesthetic Realism in the News for terrific, deep, kind articles -- writings that could make America far kinder,k which is so needed now what with the disaster of Katrina.

Articles about how racism can end, education can succeed, and more!

Please see these great articles at Aesthetic Realism in the News.

No Matter What Lies--What's True and Good Lives!

This is the URL of a flyer for a great event--with singing and ethics and real, vibrant, alive commentary about what's going on in the world and in us right now!--
http://www.aestheticrealism.org/Songs-10-05.pdf You'll love it--Oct.23, 2005 at the Aesthetic Realism Foundation, 141 Greene Street, Off West Houston Str., NYC, 10012, 212-777-4490. Be There!