The Mess That Made Them: How History's Greatest Artists Failed, Floundered, and Made Something Brilliant Anyway
September 14 | 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.Council Bluffs Public Library
What happens when things fall apart, and what do we really mean when we talk about genius?
Artists like Picasso, Wood, and Van Gogh are synonymous with success today, but they did not always find immediate acclaim. Similarly, while many envy the accomplishments of writers like Shelley, Baldwin, and Christie, few consider the challenges they faced before achieving recognition.
We invite you to this presentation with Ryan T. Pozzi, author, speaker, and artist, who will share the stories of famous creatives who endured rejection, disappointment, and failure before their brilliance could shine.
This program is free and open to the public with copies Ryan's book The Mess That Made Them: How History’s Greatest Artists Failed, Floundered, and Made Something Brilliant Anyway on hand for those interested.
Contact: Rachael Autera
Phone: (712) 323-7553 x4014
Email: [email protected]
Category: Educational
