Gaming and Museums, a worth it combo?
I just read one of the recent summary publications of Museum Hack. For those of you who may not know, Museum Hack is a relatively new organization that aims to […]
Jobs then Art; Art then Jobs
In a town where families are broken, gangs are ever present, young children are forced to grow up too quickly, and food, cleanliness, and joy are always in short supply, […]
Cultural Rights
A quick thought: As a consumer, one has rights. One has the right to choose, one has the right to discern, and one has the right to ignore. But it […]
“We want to transform ourselves”
I find language and art extremely similar. Some say art is like language. I say art is language. How did I decide this? Because of they both have similar barriers […]
Out with the old and in with the…still old?
Mahogany dressers. Bronze horses. Gold plated frames. As I was walking down the corridors at the Winter Antiques Show at the Park Armory in NYC, I was beginning to […]
“Make Your Own”, Worth it?
There is a new e-book in town produced from a partnership with Google’s Creative Lab, and Visual Editions. In this book readers get to decide their own fate. Well, what […]
Art Marries Data
Looks matter. It is just the truth. It is the first impression you get of something, it is what sets the tone for a continued experience. And I am not […]
Design = Necessity
What happens when all the potential technology there is to be made, is made? Maybe this is impossible, but lets just try to think about it. There is no new […]
Location, location, location
When you first begin a conversation with someone you recently met, what kind of information do you tend to share? Well, definitely (I hope) your name, maybe what you do, […]
One Caravaggio with a side order of Rothko, please
What if we were to look at a museum like we look at a menu: with the intention of choosing one thing to spend the next 30 minutes (or hours of […]
Finding the Overlaps 