Thanks United Purpose for having me speak about Mass-scale movements!
Thanks United Purpose for having me speak! Using a reverse panel discussion was an amazing experience. It really allowed me to engage with some bright minds, and get to moderate a great, fast paced conversation. I felt like I was piloting a human computer made of minds!
Lost Horizon Night Market: Fall round-up: Philly, NYC, SF and Las Vegas.
This Fall has been busy for the Lost Horizon Night Market. Philadelphia held one on Sept 22. This is great write up of the event: http://www.knightarts.org/community/philadelphia/little-berlins-evernever-night-market One of the Philadelphia organizers has promised to bring the event to Portland as well. I’m looking forward to it! It also seems that two LHNM NY veterans took inspiration of the idea to Las Vegas: http://blog.getspeakeasy.com/behind-the-scenes-dusty-rabbit/ Future LHNM’s are also happening in the San Francisco Bay Area on Nov 10, and in NYC on November 17. Of course I can’t tell you anything... Read The Rest →
If you ever get asked to lead a marching band through the East Village, do it.
If you ever get asked to lead a marching band through the streets of New York to meet up with other bands at a marching band festival, I can say with first hand experience, you should do it: http://www.boweryboogie.com/2012/10/marching-with-honk-nyc-in-the-east-village-video/ I got an email that morning asking me to lead Minor Mishap from Austin through the East Village in a confluence of brass bands as part of Honk Fest. There is nothing like the feeling of being followed by a brass band through the city, playing your own soundtrack.
Getting creatives to contribute, knowing when to give and take – a discussion with Jason Eppink
Jason Eppink and I talked about managing creatives, curation and collaboration while at ROFLcon.
