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We are in the midst of a DIY revolution. Commerce and culture are driven by innovation like never before. With easier access to tools, ideas are transformed into action faster. Digital artisans merge creativity with experience to develop new assets and opportunities. As a result, brands and businesses must leverage change at an entirely new pace.
Seattle is in a unique position to influence this conversation. Our thriving tech industry has always been driven by digital pioneers.
SIC 2014 will examine this evolving landscape by turning to those with firsthand experience redefining the industry. They are the Makers; thought-leaders who synthesize creative inspiration with the next big idea, and companies that successfully cultivate innovation and then translate it into commerce. What can we learn from their experience integrating new ideas? Is your brand positioned to leverage change? What are the critical new tools that you need, now?
This was just a little creative fun I had in Photoshop. To see how I did it, check out my blog at sydspix.wordpress.com/2013/07/13/how-to-use-those-handy-b....
fighting off the winter blues with sunny, bright colors and the warmth of a lap quilt. inspired by the lap quilt in amy carol's "bend the rules sewing" book.
„2nd European Colloquium on Culture, Creativity and Economy“
Berlin, October 10-11, 2013
During the past decades myriad links between culture, creativity and economic practice have become major topics of interdisciplinary debates. No longer restricted to a few sectors, there is a growing consensus that the intersections between these spheres and symbolic and culturally embedded values in particular, pervade the global economy. Indeed, the formerly distinct logics of the cultural and the economic have become increasingly indiscernible. Similarly, the notion of creativity, once used to express exceptional talent, activities and outcomes, is now considered a key component to success in all fields of economic activity. At the same time, the Internet has revolutionized the conditions under which cultural production and distribution as well as creative collaboration can be undertaken. Despite the high degree of uncertainty about future developments, policy makers as well as business managers are highly optimistic, if not enthusiastic, about the ability of symbolic values and creativity to drive sustained economic growth and regional development.
The Second European Colloquium on Culture, Creativity and Economy (CCE2), which took place in Berlin (Location: "Tango Loft", Berlin-Wedding) from 10-11th October, took up and continued an international and interdisciplinary debate on these topics. This debate was originally initiated during a workshop in Padua in 2011 and subsequently given an institutional character as a European Network of Excellence during the First European Colloquium on Culture, Creativity and Economy (CCE1) in Uppsala in 2012. The aim was to continue these discussions while consolidating the emergent research network through follow-up events. Above all, however, the colloquium brought internationally known scholars from a range of disciplines and institutions in Europe and North America together in an exciting, intense and dynamic meeting aimed at generating not only new networks but new knowledge and approaches.
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A creative learning summer school organised jointly by Thomas Tallis and Kidbrooke Schools in association with Emergency Exit Arts.
El taller de creatividad aplicada y Dominó Serious Play se realizó que se realizó en Granhub
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A creative learning summer school organised jointly by Thomas Tallis and Kidbrooke Schools in association with Emergency Exit Arts.
Spotted this up my street... I can imagine the conversation:
“I know there’s snow at Mauna Kea sweetie, but I’m sorry, we just can’t take the drive up there right now. It’s a nice afternoon: go outside and play a while.”
In response to Aye Mu's story in our Christmas Appeal, Wold Vision supporters sent messages of support to South East Asia to join in with their 'festival of light'.
Aye Myu lost her husband and 3-year old grandson to TB and now volunteers to help other sufferers get the treatment and care they need.