At its essence, architecture is a social art. It’s creating spaces where people come together, share stories, support each other, and build a community.
Darryl Condon speaking at CreativeMornings/Vancouver
(*watch the talk)
Yum! These treats from CreativeMornings/Milan look delicious!
A big shout out goes to breakfast sponsor Nena and the Chocolate Factory and to Filippo Podestà for photography.
At CreativeMornings/LosAngeles, Sonja Rasula speaks about founding UNIQUE LA and creating a destination for all things made in America. In this talk, Sonja shares her passion for bringing locally-made designs and art to the masses.
A big thank you to The Dieline for sponsoring the event and Mosaic for hosting.
At CreativeMornings/SanFrancisco, independent film producer Carlton Evans shares how he made the transition from life as an art history Ph.D student to his current career as a producer. Watch the talk for some career inspiration as well as a charming look at one of the wonderful entries for the Disposable Film Festival, which Carlton co-founded.
A tip of the hat to Typekit for hosting, Caleb Sexton for shooting and editing the video, and Jason Permenter for taking photos of the event.
When you make something no one hates, no one loves it.
Tibor Kalman quoted by Fredrik Öst & Magnus Berg of SNASK speaking at CreativeMornings/Stockholm. (*watch the talk)
Woa! Check out this amazing birds-eye view camera mounted on a 16 foot tripod crane. Simon and Tobias are testing it out before a fascinating talk at CreativeMornings/Berlin.
Photo instagramed by j_siebert
From CreativeMornings/Berlin, watch how photographer Simon Gallus scans people and locations with a 16 foot tripod crane. You don’t want to miss this talk (or the absolutely *stunning* intro sequence!)
Thank you to FontShop for hosting the event!
Companies don’t do business with companies. People do business with people.
Simon Sinek speaking at CreativeMornings/NewYork. (*watch the talk)
At CreativeMornings/NewYork, the inspiring Simon Sinek speaks about how to be fulfilled by your job and how companies can better support and inspire the people who work for them. This is one talk that’s sure to change the way you think about your career. You don’t want to miss this one!
A big thank you to Ben Hallman for filming and editing, Katherine Miles Jones for photography, and Galapagos Art Space’s Kris Anton for audio and lighting.
