Cavalier, North Dakota held a music, arts and crafts fair in its city park on 7/24/2014 according to the Cavalier Chronicle.
What a marvellous display of folk talent and small town creativity. I have been writing for decades that average people are laden with undeveloped talents going to waste.
People move when the group they hang with moves. Until then a proposed change is ignored.
As an individuator and anarchist, I know that the development of high civilization, for a community of individuators, would start, occur and culminate at the local level.
What was sponsored in Cavalier should be, routine all over America: once a month the individuated and individuating citizenry should congregate in the park to show their latest wares and new levels of performing: all kinds of crafters, poets, politicians, flutists, painters, philosophers, and electronic genius seeking to market new inventions would be welcome to demonstrate their latest and greatest.
In a Mavellonialist, local canon, such fairs and festivals would be routine on one hand, but would soon evolve into arenas of exceptional performance and intellectual depth. The performers and the audience would all individuate. and that makes for a terrific, inventive, fascinating interchange.
Let us do what North Dakota is doing. Take folk art to the level beyond the next level.
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