In an era when there are countless competing claims on ones attention, how does one find the internal focus to be creative? For master furniture craftsman Gary Rogowski, the answer is in the act of creative work itself. The discipline of working with ones hands to create unnecessarily beautiful things shapes the builder into a more complete human being. In the tradition of 'Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance' and 'Shop Class as Soulcraft', Rogowskis 'Handmade' is a profound meditation on the eternal value of manual work, creativity, human fallibility, and the stubborn pursuit of quality…mehr
In an era when there are countless competing claims on ones attention, how does one find the internal focus to be creative? For master furniture craftsman Gary Rogowski, the answer is in the act of creative work itself. The discipline of working with ones hands to create unnecessarily beautiful things shapes the builder into a more complete human being. In the tradition of 'Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance' and 'Shop Class as Soulcraft', Rogowskis 'Handmade' is a profound meditation on the eternal value of manual work, creativity, human fallibility, and the stubborn pursuit of quality work. Rogowski tells his life story of how he became a craftsman and how years of persistent work have taught him patience, resilience, tolerance for failure, and a love of pursuing beauty and mastery for its own sake. Part autobiography, part guide to creativity, and part guide to living, 'Handmade' is a book for craftspeople, artists, and anyone who seeks clarity, purpose, and creativity in their work and it's the perfect antidote to a modern world that thinks human labor is obsolete.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gary Rogowski is a furniture maker, designer, teacher and author. Since 1974 he has built public and private furniture commissions for clients and galleries nationwide. He was a contributing editor for Fine Woodworking Magazine for fourteen years and has written hundreds of articles and several books, including the best-selling Complete Illustrated Guide to Joinery. He is also a playwright, novelist, and essayist. Rogowski has taught and lectured throughout the United States and in the United Kingdom, Iceland, and Germany. In 2015, he gave the first-ever lecture in English at the Ecole Boulle in Paris. Rogowski is the founder and director of The Northwest Woodworking Studio, A School for Woodworkers, in Portland, Oregon. In 2015 he founded a nonprofit organization, Woodworking Ideas Northwest (WIN) to mentor high school students at the bench
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Preface PREAMBLE Introduction Education Works! Beliefs ACT ONE: DISCOVERY AND SURPRISE CHAPTER ONE: The Smell of Sawdust Abner Ridge CHAPTER TWO: The Scientists Snow Camping CHAPTER THREE: Jake the Mechanic Lost at the Bench CHAPTER FOUR: Something Useless and Beautiful Pine Mt. Trail CHAPTER FIVE: Beginner's Mind Choosing a Route CHAPTER SIX: Learning Curve Humility and Arrogance CHAPTER SEVEN: The Valiant Plywood Rack Rooster Rock CHAPTER EIGHT: Expectations Mountain Side CHAPTER NINE: The Magician Distracts The Pencil ACT TWO: PRACTICE CHAPTER TEN: A Hundred Shoes a Day Daisy Plain CHAPTER ELEVEN: Don't Do It! Angels Rest CHAPTER TWELVE: Discipline and Practice Thinking by Walking CHAPTER THIRTEEN: You See It? Birthday Hike CHAPTER FOURTEEN: What We Can Agree Upon No quote Bench Mark CHAPTER FIFTEEN: The Psychic Network Pacific Heights Library CHAPTER SIXTEEN: Ruby's Knees Sur Mt. CHAPTER SEVENTEEN: The Center of the Universe Backside Trail CHAPTER EIGHTEEN: The Oak Beams of New College Damn Right, A Prayer ACT THREE: MASTERY AND FORGIVENESS CHAPTER NINETEEN: The Problem at the Bench Pete French Round Barn CHAPTER TWENTY: Letters to Molly The Road to Mastery CHAPTER TWENTY ONE: Don't Think Abner Ridge CHAPTER TWENTY TWO: Tools Have Magic Borrowing My Chisel CHAPTER TWENTY THREE: Forgiveness Shadows Letter to Wheaton
Preface PREAMBLE Introduction Education Works! Beliefs ACT ONE: DISCOVERY AND SURPRISE CHAPTER ONE: The Smell of Sawdust Abner Ridge CHAPTER TWO: The Scientists Snow Camping CHAPTER THREE: Jake the Mechanic Lost at the Bench CHAPTER FOUR: Something Useless and Beautiful Pine Mt. Trail CHAPTER FIVE: Beginner's Mind Choosing a Route CHAPTER SIX: Learning Curve Humility and Arrogance CHAPTER SEVEN: The Valiant Plywood Rack Rooster Rock CHAPTER EIGHT: Expectations Mountain Side CHAPTER NINE: The Magician Distracts The Pencil ACT TWO: PRACTICE CHAPTER TEN: A Hundred Shoes a Day Daisy Plain CHAPTER ELEVEN: Don't Do It! Angels Rest CHAPTER TWELVE: Discipline and Practice Thinking by Walking CHAPTER THIRTEEN: You See It? Birthday Hike CHAPTER FOURTEEN: What We Can Agree Upon No quote Bench Mark CHAPTER FIFTEEN: The Psychic Network Pacific Heights Library CHAPTER SIXTEEN: Ruby's Knees Sur Mt. CHAPTER SEVENTEEN: The Center of the Universe Backside Trail CHAPTER EIGHTEEN: The Oak Beams of New College Damn Right, A Prayer ACT THREE: MASTERY AND FORGIVENESS CHAPTER NINETEEN: The Problem at the Bench Pete French Round Barn CHAPTER TWENTY: Letters to Molly The Road to Mastery CHAPTER TWENTY ONE: Don't Think Abner Ridge CHAPTER TWENTY TWO: Tools Have Magic Borrowing My Chisel CHAPTER TWENTY THREE: Forgiveness Shadows Letter to Wheaton
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