From Scrolling to Strolling: When Digital Discovery Leads to Real-World Connection
Every other year, Cincinnati becomes an outdoor canvas for artists who use technology to create moments of wonder and delight. [...]
Only Hands: A rising rejection of AI-generated art and design
I was recently asked to help an arts organization write a policy banning the use of AI flyers for events [...]
It Runs in the Family: How Jackie and Gary Bryson Became Visionaries
Piano runs in Jackie's family the way some families pass down names. "My mother played Irving Berlin, show tunes, songs [...]
Getting Social with the Flow Pass
What do a jazz legend, competing productions of Shakespeare, a pre-Civil War muralist and an opera about a civil rights [...]
A Safety Town for AI
When I visit Hamilton, OH, I often drive by an adorable obstacle course. It's a series of tiny streets and [...]
How do arts organizations pay the bills?
There's a consistent problem in the world of arts funding. People who give to the arts often want a visible, [...]
Finding Confidence and Community through the Inspire Artist Grant
When I received the Inspire Artist Grant, I knew it was an incredible opportunity. What I didn't realize was that [...]
“She Does Something in the Arts”
The Shift in Creative Career Depiction in Mainstream Media As I prepare to teach another semester of Design Career Readiness [...]
Finding (or becoming) tomorrow’s arts leaders
"Art has always been an important part of my life," says Hillary Mitchell of Truepoint Wealth Counsel. "We [...]
Truth & Inspiration: The Ripple Effect of Creative Investment
In the fall of 2021 I was a recent graduate living in Clifton. My small bedroom was mostly filled with [...]
