"If you want to make change, make it for people who deserve it."
Seth Godin, Founder of Squidoo.com, Author, Blogger
speaking at CreativeMornings/NewYork(*watch the talk)
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Ready for some backwards advice? Mig Reyes kicked off our May theme with a talk about untraditional approaches he has taken that keep him constantly rethinking and reworking his design process.
From burning your business card to spending less time on things, Mig tells us what we should be doing to learn and expand our art/design practice.
Ever wonder what a breakfast at CreativeMornings/Detroit looks like? You can see more shots from their last event with Ingrid LaFleur here. Photos by Vanessa Miller. You can also find more delicious breakfasts from around the world in our Flickr group, FOOD at CreativeMornings! The Detroit chapter of CreativeMornings is organized by Bethany Betzler. Follow along with them at @Detroit_CM!
What is the most creative thing you’ve ever eaten? my husband’s cooking @pollythurston Icebreaker Tag at CreativeMornings/Austin June 2013 with Sonya Coté.
Photos are up from CreativeMornings/Detroit with Lolita Hernandez. Check out the rest in their Flickr Album. The Detroit chapter of CreativeMornings is organized by Bethany Betzler. Follow along with them at @Detroit_CM!
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic."
Jason Galeon, VFX Lighting Direcetor and Modelmaker at Weta
speaking at CreativeMornings/Auckland(*watch the talk)
August’s Global Theme is “Urbanism”
Last month, 55 CreativeMornings chapters came together for a global conversation around the topic of "Space." This August, we’re excited to announce our next theme: “Urbanism.” The theme was chosen by our Stockholm organizer Richard Feigin and skilled Stockholm-based illustrator Marcus Gunnar Pettersson created our monthly illustration.
Speakers are delving into all aspects of urbanism and how we interact with our built environment: such as George and Sarah Aye of Greater Good Studio, who use design to solve social problems (Chicago), to Adam Gebrián, well-known “architect who never built anything" (Prague). From collecting a city’s stories to building collaborative ecosystems, talks from this month will make you think hard about the city you inhabit and the role you play.
To find an August event near you, check out creativemornings.com, or follow your local chapter on Twitter. As always, tickets are free and available starting the Monday before the talk.
We’ll see you there!
June’s CreativeMornings/Auckland with The Lucky Taco looks like it was a good one! Photos taken by Aria Taylor. Check out the rest in their Flickr Album. The Auckland chapter of CreativeMornings is organized by Jade Tang. Follow along with them at @Auckland_CM!
This Friday, our Detroit chapter is kicking off our August theme month about Urbanism with Andy Didorosi and The Detroit Bus Company. Andy will sharing his creative process and speaking about urbanism within the context of Detroit.
Besides The Detroit Bus Company, Andy is an owner of many other organizations and including Paper Street the arts and business campus: The Thunderdrome!, a local racing series; Wireless Ferndale, a free community wifi project; and BuildingMinder, a property maintenance, management and asset liquidation company.
Find out more about the event here.
"A healthy relationship with money involves understanding that it itself has no inherent value."
Jessica Jackley, Co-Founder of Kiva and ProFounder
speaking at CreativeMornings/NewYork(*watch the talk)
