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At CreativeMornings talk CMBLR#86, social worker Dushyant Dubey a.k.a. @st_brosephs shared his work around legal and civic empowerment of Bangalore's citizens, focusing on the process of FIR and its importance.
This CreativeMornings / Barcelona event was generously hosted by Imagin Cafe
Diana Pinos was our speaker.
Photo by Claudia Schmitt
This CreativeMornings / Barcelona event was generously hosted by Imagin Cafe
Diana Pinos was our speaker.
Photo by Claudia Schmitt
June's Global theme is Pattern at Creative Mornings Denver. Speaker this month is Detective Mark Crider from the Denver Police Department. Photography by Justin LeVett
CreativeMornings theme for May was VIBRANT.
When was the last time you experienced something that made you feel more alive? Heard a melody pulsing with a beat that made your body move. Taken in the view of a lush landscape or sparkling city skyline bursting with light and shadows. Locked eyes with a striking stranger. Poured yourself into prose that crackles off the page with electricity. Lost track of time in a conversation punctuated by spirited laughter. Stopped in your tracks in front of a canvas in a museum or a mural on the street with colors so bold and bright it popped from the paint straight into your synapses.
It might not happen every day. But you can live a life full of energy and enthusiasm. You can strive to bring brightness into every interaction.
Because our world is full of all kinds of vibrant masterpieces. And you are one of them.
Meet the Speaker:
Mamatha Rai is the Founder President of Kadike Trust. With a background as Lecturer & HOD, Computer Science Dept. at St. Philomena College Puttur for 8 years, she now works full time and manages day to day affairs of the Trust. The objectives of the Trust is to nurture sustainable rural livelihoods and to document indigenous knowledge.
This CreativeMornings / Barcelona event was generously hosted by Imagin Cafe
Johanna Escobar was our speaker.
Photo by Alexander Florez
This CreativeMornings / Barcelona event was generously hosted by Imagin Cafe
Joel Serra was our speaker.
Photos by Claudia Schmitt
This CreativeMornings / Barcelona event was generously hosted by Imagin Cafe
Clara Sullà was our speaker.
Photos by Claudia Schmitt
This CreativeMornings / Barcelona event was generously hosted by Imagin Cafe
Clara Sullà was our speaker.
Photos by Claudia Schmitt
Our theme for June is PATTERN. It was chosen by our Chennai chapter and illustrated by Nishant Saldanha. Recognizing, forming, and breaking patterns are core components of creativity. Visuals, sounds, movements, and the passage of time all form patterns that shape our existence and our work. Our Chennai chapter’s selection of this theme was inspired by the art form kōlam; which features patterns of dots that are encircled or connected by straight and curved lines. These intricate, geometric designs are created on the thresholds and floors of houses, temples and businesses using rice flour. The practice is deeply rooted in South Indian culture to welcome guests into the home and bring good fortune and prosperity. Traditionally created by women, our Chennai chapter shared that these beautiful designs are often created by family members and neighbors as a communal activity. Connections between people form patterns in our lives too. Which patterns in your relationships, work, and habits are worth repeating? Which ones should be changed? What new pattern do you want to create?
Meet the Speaker:
Praveen Alva formed Alva Kuuto in 2022 to take Tulu to the global stage. Alva Kuuto literally means ‘Alva’s collective/group’. Alva Kuuto is the first & the only indie band writing and performing in the 2500-year-old Dravidian language. At present the group comprises of Praveen Alva on Vocals and Acoustic guitar, Abhilash Shet on Bass guitar, Anshuman Uphadhay on Drums and Siddharth Pradeep on Electric Guitar. The band involves and engages the audience through narration of stories, memories, emotions and presents folk melodies in contemporary sensibilities and arrangements. Through this Praveen Alva’s effort is towards informing the audience about the coastal life, its culture, and the language which binds the region - TULU.
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Exhibited at Now Lounge Creative Community 2011
Website: www.fukuoka-now.com/art2011
For CreativeMornings talk #88, Kathak dancer Chethana Hari spoke about her #Perspective of the classical dance form in the context of an ever changing world and viewership, as a practitioner and co-founder of the Noopur Performing Arts Center.
CreativeMornings theme for May was VIBRANT.
When was the last time you experienced something that made you feel more alive? Heard a melody pulsing with a beat that made your body move. Taken in the view of a lush landscape or sparkling city skyline bursting with light and shadows. Locked eyes with a striking stranger. Poured yourself into prose that crackles off the page with electricity. Lost track of time in a conversation punctuated by spirited laughter. Stopped in your tracks in front of a canvas in a museum or a mural on the street with colors so bold and bright it popped from the paint straight into your synapses.
It might not happen every day. But you can live a life full of energy and enthusiasm. You can strive to bring brightness into every interaction.
Because our world is full of all kinds of vibrant masterpieces. And you are one of them.
Meet the Speaker:
Mamatha Rai is the Founder President of Kadike Trust. With a background as Lecturer & HOD, Computer Science Dept. at St. Philomena College Puttur for 8 years, she now works full time and manages day to day affairs of the Trust. The objectives of the Trust is to nurture sustainable rural livelihoods and to document indigenous knowledge.
Photos by: Toño Paczka
Thanks to Huerto Roma Verde, Frutos de Vida, Bové, Zoé Water, A de Abeja, Candy don't Cry, Pámpiri, Bokeh, W(H)EALTH Nutrition, El Nevado, La Aldaba.
Photos by: Toño Paczka
Thanks to Huerto Roma Verde, Frutos de Vida, Bové, Zoé Water, A de Abeja, Candy don't Cry, Pámpiri, Bokeh, W(H)EALTH Nutrition, El Nevado, La Aldaba.
This CreativeMornings / Barcelona event was generously hosted by Imagin Cafe
Diana Pinos was our speaker.
Photos by Alex Florez
CreativeMornings theme for May was VIBRANT.
When was the last time you experienced something that made you feel more alive? Heard a melody pulsing with a beat that made your body move. Taken in the view of a lush landscape or sparkling city skyline bursting with light and shadows. Locked eyes with a striking stranger. Poured yourself into prose that crackles off the page with electricity. Lost track of time in a conversation punctuated by spirited laughter. Stopped in your tracks in front of a canvas in a museum or a mural on the street with colors so bold and bright it popped from the paint straight into your synapses.
It might not happen every day. But you can live a life full of energy and enthusiasm. You can strive to bring brightness into every interaction.
Because our world is full of all kinds of vibrant masterpieces. And you are one of them.
Meet the Speaker:
Mamatha Rai is the Founder President of Kadike Trust. With a background as Lecturer & HOD, Computer Science Dept. at St. Philomena College Puttur for 8 years, she now works full time and manages day to day affairs of the Trust. The objectives of the Trust is to nurture sustainable rural livelihoods and to document indigenous knowledge.
CreativeMornings theme for May was VIBRANT.
When was the last time you experienced something that made you feel more alive? Heard a melody pulsing with a beat that made your body move. Taken in the view of a lush landscape or sparkling city skyline bursting with light and shadows. Locked eyes with a striking stranger. Poured yourself into prose that crackles off the page with electricity. Lost track of time in a conversation punctuated by spirited laughter. Stopped in your tracks in front of a canvas in a museum or a mural on the street with colors so bold and bright it popped from the paint straight into your synapses.
It might not happen every day. But you can live a life full of energy and enthusiasm. You can strive to bring brightness into every interaction.
Because our world is full of all kinds of vibrant masterpieces. And you are one of them.
Meet the Speaker:
Mamatha Rai is the Founder President of Kadike Trust. With a background as Lecturer & HOD, Computer Science Dept. at St. Philomena College Puttur for 8 years, she now works full time and manages day to day affairs of the Trust. The objectives of the Trust is to nurture sustainable rural livelihoods and to document indigenous knowledge.
Photos por Sol Talamantes (Think Social Mx) Event hosted by Monumento a la Revolución, Shutterstock, Café Oromo, Frutos de Vida, Bop Cakes y CEMEX.
This CreativeMornings / Barcelona event was generously hosted by Imagin Cafe
Diana Pinos was our speaker.
Photo by Claudia Schmitt
This CreativeMornings / Barcelona event was generously hosted by Imagin Cafe
Diana Pinos was our speaker.
Photo by Claudia Schmitt
This CreativeMornings / Barcelona event was generously hosted by Imagin Cafe
Clara Sullà was our speaker.
Photos by Claudia Schmitt
This CreativeMornings / Barcelona event was generously hosted by Imagin Cafe
Clara Sullà was our speaker.
Photos by Claudia Schmitt
This CreativeMornings / Barcelona event was generously hosted by Imagin Cafe
Joele Lucherini was our speaker.
Photo by Claudia Schmitt
This CreativeMornings / Barcelona event was generously hosted by Imagin Cafe
Joele Lucherini was our speaker.
Photo by Claudia Schmitt
Fall 2009 graduates assemble to show off their skills to potential employers and the local creative community at the Portfolio Show at The Art Institute of Portland.
Learn more about The Art Institute of Portland: www.artinstitutes.edu/portland
Photo: Lulu Hoeller
This CreativeMornings / Barcelona event was generously hosted by Imagin Cafe
Clara Sullà was our speaker.
Photos by Claudia Schmitt
Our theme for June is PATTERN. It was chosen by our Chennai chapter and illustrated by Nishant Saldanha. Recognizing, forming, and breaking patterns are core components of creativity. Visuals, sounds, movements, and the passage of time all form patterns that shape our existence and our work. Our Chennai chapter’s selection of this theme was inspired by the art form kōlam; which features patterns of dots that are encircled or connected by straight and curved lines. These intricate, geometric designs are created on the thresholds and floors of houses, temples and businesses using rice flour. The practice is deeply rooted in South Indian culture to welcome guests into the home and bring good fortune and prosperity. Traditionally created by women, our Chennai chapter shared that these beautiful designs are often created by family members and neighbors as a communal activity. Connections between people form patterns in our lives too. Which patterns in your relationships, work, and habits are worth repeating? Which ones should be changed? What new pattern do you want to create?
Meet the Speaker:
Praveen Alva formed Alva Kuuto in 2022 to take Tulu to the global stage. Alva Kuuto literally means ‘Alva’s collective/group’. Alva Kuuto is the first & the only indie band writing and performing in the 2500-year-old Dravidian language. At present the group comprises of Praveen Alva on Vocals and Acoustic guitar, Abhilash Shet on Bass guitar, Anshuman Uphadhay on Drums and Siddharth Pradeep on Electric Guitar. The band involves and engages the audience through narration of stories, memories, emotions and presents folk melodies in contemporary sensibilities and arrangements. Through this Praveen Alva’s effort is towards informing the audience about the coastal life, its culture, and the language which binds the region - TULU.
Our theme for June is PATTERN. It was chosen by our Chennai chapter and illustrated by Nishant Saldanha. Recognizing, forming, and breaking patterns are core components of creativity. Visuals, sounds, movements, and the passage of time all form patterns that shape our existence and our work. Our Chennai chapter’s selection of this theme was inspired by the art form kōlam; which features patterns of dots that are encircled or connected by straight and curved lines. These intricate, geometric designs are created on the thresholds and floors of houses, temples and businesses using rice flour. The practice is deeply rooted in South Indian culture to welcome guests into the home and bring good fortune and prosperity. Traditionally created by women, our Chennai chapter shared that these beautiful designs are often created by family members and neighbors as a communal activity. Connections between people form patterns in our lives too. Which patterns in your relationships, work, and habits are worth repeating? Which ones should be changed? What new pattern do you want to create?
Meet the Speaker:
Praveen Alva formed Alva Kuuto in 2022 to take Tulu to the global stage. Alva Kuuto literally means ‘Alva’s collective/group’. Alva Kuuto is the first & the only indie band writing and performing in the 2500-year-old Dravidian language. At present the group comprises of Praveen Alva on Vocals and Acoustic guitar, Abhilash Shet on Bass guitar, Anshuman Uphadhay on Drums and Siddharth Pradeep on Electric Guitar. The band involves and engages the audience through narration of stories, memories, emotions and presents folk melodies in contemporary sensibilities and arrangements. Through this Praveen Alva’s effort is towards informing the audience about the coastal life, its culture, and the language which binds the region - TULU.
This CreativeMornings / Barcelona event was generously hosted by Imagin Cafe
Joele Lucherini was our speaker.
Photo by Alexander Florez
This CreativeMornings / Barcelona event was generously hosted by Imagin Cafe
Diana Pinos was our speaker.
Photos by Alex Florez
CreativeMornings theme for May was VIBRANT.
When was the last time you experienced something that made you feel more alive? Heard a melody pulsing with a beat that made your body move. Taken in the view of a lush landscape or sparkling city skyline bursting with light and shadows. Locked eyes with a striking stranger. Poured yourself into prose that crackles off the page with electricity. Lost track of time in a conversation punctuated by spirited laughter. Stopped in your tracks in front of a canvas in a museum or a mural on the street with colors so bold and bright it popped from the paint straight into your synapses.
It might not happen every day. But you can live a life full of energy and enthusiasm. You can strive to bring brightness into every interaction.
Because our world is full of all kinds of vibrant masterpieces. And you are one of them.
Meet the Speaker:
Mamatha Rai is the Founder President of Kadike Trust. With a background as Lecturer & HOD, Computer Science Dept. at St. Philomena College Puttur for 8 years, she now works full time and manages day to day affairs of the Trust. The objectives of the Trust is to nurture sustainable rural livelihoods and to document indigenous knowledge.
This CreativeMornings / Barcelona event was generously hosted by Imagin Cafe
Johanna Escobar was our speaker.
Photo by Alexander Florez