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Regan Secures $19 Million Deal to Revolutionize Park City's Dining and Hospitality Scene
Park City, UT, Entrepreneur and real estate strategist Samantha Regan has closed a $19 million transaction on behalf of Fera Poppies and Capital Associated Companies, securing a new headquarters...
3 days ago6 min read


Craft, Mentorship, and Cultural Continuity in Vietnam’s Gen Z Cinema – A Case Study
Vietnamese cinema has long served as a cultural mirror, reflecting not only stories on screen but also values passed through generations. The rise of Ma Ran Đô as a Gen Z actor offers an insightful...
Jan 274 min read


Influencer vs. Talent – What’s the Difference in Marketing?
If you’ve ever worked on a marketing campaign, you’ve probably heard people throw around the terms influencer and talent like they’re the same thing. Spoiler: they’re not. And knowing the difference...
Jan 163 min read


Porous Wholes, or the Cellular Imagination in Desert Painting
The perception of Aboriginal Australian desert painting as evocative of cellular life, membranes, nuclei, organelles, and metabolic flows, has emerged repeatedly among contemporary viewers...
Jan 136 min read


No Friends – The Story Behind Isabelle Veser’s New Song
Isabelle Veser has always approached songwriting as a form of emotional documentation, a way of capturing moments, feelings, and inner conflicts before they fade. She often describes her creative process as instinctive...
Jan 63 min read


How My Creativity Has Helped Me with Coming Out as Gay and Stranger Things
When I came out as Gay last year, it was a huge relief. I was able to finally tell everybody my secret, a secret I had been keeping for 33 years of my life. I also wrote a book about my life as a closeted...
Jan 63 min read


Celebrating a Decade of MOSES – The Philadelphia-Birthed Musical from Dr. John W. Graves III and JGProductions
Ten years ago, a young Philadelphia creative named John W. Graves III took a familiar biblical narrative and dared to ask, What would this story sound and feel like if it walked into our world today?
Dec 22, 20254 min read


I Can – How Aikan Acts, and Nakia Dillard Are Rewriting What’s Possible for Emerging Actors
With a powerful belief rooted in two simple words, “I can,” Aikan Acts is redefining what’s possible for emerging actors. Founded by actor and creative leader Nakia Dillard, this online-first performing...
Dec 19, 20257 min read


How a Seven-Minute Capstone Became a Creative Calling and the Blueprint for My First TV Series
Before there was film school, festivals, or a capstone project, there was a lifetime immersed in creativity and story. During my elementary years, I was drawn to faith-based narrative books written for...
Dec 16, 20257 min read


Transform Your Big Day With a Triple Award-Winning Wedding Choreographer
With over 30 years of experience in the dance industry, I have transformed countless special moments into unforgettable performances, including the legendary Indian national cricketer Ashish...
Dec 12, 20252 min read


The Anatomy of the Perfect Song – Inside the Creative Mind of the Modern EDM Producer
In the world of electronic dance music, perfection is not a fixed destination but a dynamic pursuit, a process of refining emotion, shaping sound, and sculpting energy. For today’s generation of...
Dec 12, 20253 min read


The Art of Feeling Everything – Creative Flow for HSPs & Empaths
For Highly Sensitive People (HSPs) and Empaths, the world is never experienced in half-measures. A single piece of music can bring tears. A painting can stir a deep knowing inside. A walk in nature...
Nov 21, 20256 min read


How to Build and Lead a Creative Collective – Lessons From Arts & Culture Entrepreneur Innovator
Entrepreneurship in the U.S. today often feels limiting if you don’t have traditional capital, so many approaches rely heavily on financial backing. As I began ideation. I had all the passion and no financial backing.
Nov 17, 20256 min read


Flesh at the Threshold – Veličković Through a Jungian Lens
Vladimir Veličković (1935-2019) is a Serbian-French painter whose oeuvre is characterized by fragmented bodies, suspended violence, and stark palettes of black, grey, white, and red.
Nov 6, 20254 min read


Alive, Ambitious, Accountable – A Call to Shape Culture
This is a call to arms. To stand with the overlooked. To amplify the unheard. To make space for the work, the ideas, and the people the world too often misses.
Nov 3, 20254 min read


The Art of Becoming – Grand Rapids and the Quiet Rise of a Fashion City
Grand Rapids never asks for attention, it earns it. It doesn’t roar like New York or shimmer like LA. It hums, a low, steady vibration that starts in old brick buildings and seeps through alley murals, local...
Oct 16, 20254 min read


Exploring the Urban Soul Through the Sculptural Vision of Tracey Snelling
Discovering new artists can be both thrilling and illuminating. It was my preoccupation as a young dealer in New York, always on the lookout for new talent or established artists who needed support...
Oct 2, 20256 min read


Fame Is the Curse and How the Spotlight Devours the Soul of an Artist
Why seeking fame is spiritual hunger disguised as success, and why the future demands authenticity over illusion.
Sep 2, 20255 min read


Waiting for Elijah – A Walk Through Time
Sheila Jeanette Wood’s Waiting for Elijah: A Walk Through Time is a captivating and emotionally resonant novel that brilliantly bridges historical fiction, intergenerational drama, and spiritual awakening.
Aug 25, 20258 min read


Independence at a Cost and the Harsh Reality of Being an Independent Artist Today
We’re living in an era where the tools to release music are in everyone’s hands, but those tools don’t come with instructions, support, or a safety net. The myth of the DIY artist thriving on pure...
Aug 18, 20254 min read


The Hidden Cost of Dreams – Navigating the Pay-to-Publish Landscape
Many aspiring authors carry a powerful dream: to share their stories with the world, to be published and heard. However, behind this dream lies an often-overlooked reality: the growing prevalence of...
Aug 8, 20253 min read


Artists Are Being Used as Pawns – The Truth About the Music Business and How to Reclaim Power
The music industry is designed for profit, often at the expense of artists’ creative freedom and financial stability. In this article, we uncover the harsh truths behind the industry’s exploitation tactics...
Aug 7, 20257 min read


Paul Bowen's Artistic Journey from Wales to Vermont and the Sculptural Story Behind His Masterpieces
The artist arrived in this country from his native Wales in the early 1970s. Finding his way in this new land, he spent those early years between New York and its art scene, as well as his schooling...
Aug 5, 20255 min read


Exploring the Boundaries of Abstraction in James Greco's Transformative Art
An invitation to make a studio visit to Brooklyn a few years ago introduced me to the work of James Greco. During our first visit, I was immediately struck by his dynamic abstract paintings.
Jul 11, 20254 min read
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