Welcome to the newest/oldest issue of iD Magazine, Yellow Edition Revisited.
A fresh reflection on the first of three editions of iD Magazine (created in 1991 & 1992) is here beaming light onto humanity that can appear to be dimmed at times, especially in Florida.
The 1991 Quote Below by iD Magazine Editor Steven Gelsi clearly describes the goal of this arts website with his 1991 writing:
“iD is defined as the mind’s driving force, the one that cries out for satisfaction of primitive needs. And is there any need greater than to express ourselves? Crying out for expression, identifying ourselves, celebrating art and life and creativity are what iD’s all about.”
Section background by Sandy Harrington titled "Daybreak"
Yellow Edition Revisited is a point of light and happiness, a place where creatives across the globe express positive thoughts and help resurrect something of value.
Your submitted message could brighten someone's life in ways unimaginable. Please share them with site visitors with a personal blog of text and images.
Gallery Spaces and Libraries are planned for this website along with many More Blogs that may be in harmony with your state of mind.
iD Magazine Editor Steven Gelsi describes the power of music (a very powerful category of the arts) and calls for you to help your community grow with hope as a City of Light in his blog titled:
"Bringing Light in Dark Times: Music and Art Connect People and Offer Hope."
iD Magazine Editor Steven Gelsi experienced offerings by a music museum providing video demonstrations of diverse types of instruments played by people from another culture, another time, another continent, another spoken language.
He felt the international language of music, felt a human-to-human connection, hummed along, nodded his head, felt the rhythm, was moved to tears. He grooved via the sound that can only come by God-given talents emblazed with Music's awesome power to enhance our life.