Art vs. Cable News: My Conversation with Amy Herman

<a href='https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiXIU9SbaqoODIGNbVFdqK0Jk03NLh0pDNlgo0I3hdGsGWJCDZArf5Tcon4t3ddgmyX8CYbWET2D5CKpIfBZRotnTxpnYTyHqkrYEVwLFZQb3Nnk8LBNqYZSnZXUkItG5FrhgT8CbUUufBjXTmxNugzzfKwjocH5K7aXfdrDOK4jgdzXEbWPmg/s784/Screen%20Shot%202022-12-29%20at%204.17.04%20PM.png'></a> <p>In 2023, let us resolve to look at more art than cable news. Perhaps it is art, more than news, that will help us see around corners, solve problems and enhance our ability to see the world in a better way.</p> <p>This approach has been the work of Amy Herman. Amy is the author of Fixed: How to Perfect the Fine Art of Problem Solving and the founder of the Art of Perception, a program that uses works of art to help people observe more closely, think more creatively and communicate more effectively. My conversation with Amy Herman:</p>