Art & Culture
What’s new, Buenos Aires – um, New Bedford…?
Groundwork! is an amazing co-working space quietly buzzing with entrepreneurial energy all week long. It’s become a hub for innovative small businesses and hard-working freelancers in many different fields. But…
Read More“Feminine Habitat” Opening
On Friday July 29, I attended the art opening of Emily Brodrick’s “Feminine Habitat” display. In addition to the pieces themselves, I found the inspiration behind the collection interesting as…
Read MoreA Stitch in Time
Because of the amazing skill-set of Groundwork’s co-founders, Sarah Athanas and Dena Haden, this space is a co-working facility and much more – an all-around, multi-discipline creative hub in the City…
Read More“Don’t I know you…?”
The connections you make in life can sometimes be as profound as they are unexpected. On the first day I ever walked into Groundwork! – over a year ago when…
Read MoreSoCo Stars: Timothy Ellis Cole of Partner Projects
“Community is hugely important as an artist. When I first had a din of creative friends in my late teens in New Mexico, I was a part of a bigger ball of creative energy than I ever knew about. We were all into so many different things and somehow would throw together totally cohesive collaborative projects, regardless of how much we may have differed. The community promotes dialog, shared resources, motivation through seeing other’s work and a general sense of belonging. People who decide that they are pursuing the arts are generally very unique and being around them is hugely empowering.”
Read More5 Things I Learned about Marketing from Making a Documentary
Marketing is evil, right? Not if you are telling important stories and doing meaningful work. Here are 5 important lessons for marketing (and life in general) learned from making a documentary film.
Read MoreMember Spotlight: Jerrie Lyndon
“The truth is that creativity has already actively invaded the public space and demands participation and interaction. It is now increasingly used as therapy, education, relaxation, and community building tool. This direction is going to take us into wonderful places, but we need to leave the old assumptions behind.”
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