About Author: Nathan Rosquist

Website: http://artmonastery.org
: Nathan Rosquist is Executive Director of Art Monastery SF, a branch of the Art Monastery Project (www.artmonastery.org). He has an MBA in Sustainable Community Economic Development from Bainbridge Graduate institute, and is currently pursuing an MFA in New Genres at San Francisco Art Institute. He is a writer and composer.

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The Art Monastery: Monastic Technologies [Part Two]

Posted on 03/05/2012 | 6 Comments
Nathan Rosquist continues his discussion of ‘open-source monasticism’ by sharing specific monastic ‘technologies’ used in the Art Monastery Project.
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The Art Monastery: Open-Source Monasticism [Part One]

Posted on 02/05/2012 | 2 Comments
Nathan Rosquist, founder of the Art Monastery San Francisco, talks about using both Western and Eastern monasticism as ‘open-source software’ for artistic creation.
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