Innovating Through Artistry
New research finds we’re better able to identify genuinely creative ideas when they’ve emerged from the unconscious mind. Written By Tom Jacobs (Hemera/iStockphoto) Truly creative ideas are both highly prized and, for most of us, maddeningly elusive. If our best efforts produce nothing brilliant, we’re often advised to put … [Read more...]
Written by Michael Gold For any individual or culture to change it has to want to change. Arts based interventions that have the potential to affect real change are engaged when someone inside the corporate culture sees the need and the potential. It is essential that such interventions be very carefully designed. There must be a … [Read more...]
Written by Eugene Cantera from The Dallas School of Music Posted on their blog, DiscoverLearnandPlay, on November 15, 2011 Last week we were fortunate enough to be contacted by Marty Albertson the former CEO and current non-executive Chairman of Guitar Center. We decided to do a little research on him before our call and … [Read more...]
NTEN, Common Knowledge, and Blackbaud just recently released their third annual 2011 Nonprofit Social Networking Benchmark Report. Their report provides insights for nonprofits, foundations, media and nonprofit- focused businesses about the most important behavior and trends surrounding social networking as part of nonprofits’ … [Read more...]
Written by Lance Hall, actor, director, creator of Launch Pad Casting Workshop and a participant in The IAE's inaugural class. Since sessions at The Institute for Arts Entrepreneurship started, we’ve been working with a lot of introspective discovery and self-reflection. In the past few weeks, we’ve begun to tie it all together. … [Read more...]
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