Tag Archives: p.a.v.e.
TedxText
On 11.11.11, I had the pleasure of delivering the following at TedxPhoenix (see http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEBA22ED9AF4194B5&feature=view_all for the video). Experience failure for a change. Experience. Why is experience important? Experience is a way of learning – and it’s a way of learning that “sticks.” … Continue reading
Lighting Design and Arts Entrepreneurship
I taught lighting design for a long time before transitioning into arts entrepreneurship and policy, with a stint in academic administration along the way. I’ve been thinking about this period a lot lately, in part because of the imminent release … Continue reading
Reflections on YES and NO
Arena Stage’s Polly Carl wrote a really beautiful piece on the HowlRound blog about “The Theatre of Yes.” This was followed up in HowlRound’s weekly tweet chat (#newplay) with the question: “How do we start to say yes?” I believe the … Continue reading
Incubating the Incubators
Devon Smith recently visited the ASU campus as part of the p.a.v.e. program in arts entrepreneurship speakers series. Her visit followed close on the heels of her blog about arts incubators and how they differ from business incubators. In response … Continue reading
Can’t Stop Thinkin’ about Tomorrow
I always enjoy it when my brother’s Psychology Today blog intersects with the themes here at Creative Infrastructure. His topic this week is “the future,” or rather the nostalgia he feels for the way we used to imagine the future … Continue reading
Takeaways
Last week, the p.a.v.e program in arts entrepreneurship hosted its second bi-annual symposium, “Creating Infrastructure for Creativity and Innovation.” The interactive format allowed for many different levels of participation by symposium attendees. Although not an exhaustive list or description, here … Continue reading
Bragging Rights
Because Creative Infrastructure is what my brother would call a “vanity blog” I’m going to use my wordpress space today to brag – not about me, but about the p.a.v.e. program in arts entrepreneurship and the creative, enthusiastic students who … Continue reading
Realignment
Today, I was re-viewing Ben Cameron’s* fabulous TEDTalk of last fall because I’m requiring my arts entrepreneurship students to see it. Cameron makes several important points, among them (and forgive the paraphrasing) that the arts are in a period of … Continue reading
