Synopsis
In "The Crowd, the Critic, and the Muse," Michael Gungor takes an uncompromising and humorous look at our creative selves and the world that we have fashioned around us. Through story and reflection, Gungor shows how our deepest beliefs and assumptions about the universe affect how we order creation. Our art and our humanity are inextricably entwined.An award-winning, globetrotting musician, Gungor also reveals his personal journey as an artist and creator, a tale of moving from innocence to wisdom, from simplicity to complexity and back again, a tale of leaving home and returning in a new, better, and more creative way.
About the Author
Michael Gungor is a creator who tends to make things out of words, rhythm, and timbre. He leads a multiple-Grammy nominated "liturgical post-rock" musical collective called Gungor, and lives in Colorado with his wife and bandmate, Lisa, and their two-year-old road warrior, Amelie. Michael and Lisa are also the founders of Bloom--a community of house churches that seeks to cultivate "gardens of resurrection" in Denver with beauty, justice, and sacrament.Author's Home: Denver, CO
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