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Lincoln Center Institute (LCI), established in 1975 and located in New York City, is the educational cornerstone of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, Inc. LCI believes that the arts enrich our schools, enliven our classrooms, and engage our students in exploring wondrous possibilities. LCI is driven by its conviction that the imagination is an essential cognitive skill that can and should be taught. The Institute has applied imaginative learning in classrooms for over 35 years.

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The Role of Imagination in Magic

Posted on February 16, 2011 by Guest Blogger

By Eric Walton This is the second in our ongoing series of Guest Blogger entries. It is no secret that magic is an art-form based largely upon secrets—secret moves, secret apparatus, secret intentions. If the presentation of magic is to be successful, the magician must know something that the spectator does not and he must [...]

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The Journey to A Buddha State of Mind

Posted on January 5, 2011 by Guest Blogger

By Paula Boggs This is the first in a series of guest blogger posts. We are honored that Paula has agreed to blog for Imagination Now. I recently introduced my new CD A Buddha State of Mind to the world by hosting a release party at Experience Music Project in Seattle, Washington. Though it may [...]

Filed under: Article | Tagged: A Buddha Sate of Mind, creative process, imagination, music, Paula Boggs, popular music, songwriting | 1 Comment »

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