This is my draft Bio for use on the GLEN website.

Please click here to see the Arthur M. Young video library created by Arthur Bloch in the 1970s and 1980s. You can also see the hour long documentary The Reflexive Universe by clicking here.

Here are the notes from the first Exploring the Edge of Visual Practice session with Markus Engelberger, Bob Horn, Mathias Weitbrecht and David Sibbet.

These are notes from our first 2018 planning call with Teresa Ruelas.

Attached here is a pdf written by one of Arthur M. Young’s most serious student, Jack Saloma.

These are the graphic notes created by David Sibbet during our first exchange, including pictures of the participants.

Here are the notes from the second session with Markus Engelberger and David Sibbet and others.

We asked each Conservancy team to discuss its team’s vision and purpose. Then we invited all of the members to draw a symbol representing that purpose.  Here are the simple drawings that they came up with.  (I’m also adding a drawing of an axe, a hoe and a hut that came from discussion of symbols…

This article was written for the International Forum of Visual Practitioners by David Sibbet, and tells the history of how graphic facilitation developed in the 1970s in the SF Bay Area.