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Tag Archives: Creative Economies
Art as Hope
I frequently draw parallels between the depressed economic situation in Detroit and Ukraine where a third of the population lives below the poverty line. I grew up in Detroit and have only visited Ukraine on three occasions. Yet, its culture … Continue reading
Posted in art, Inspiration
Tagged arts, Creative Economies, lviv academy, national art museum, silk painting, travel, Ukraine, ukrainian history
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Can creativity save a City?
It’s 40F and rainy today. It’s spring, right? Standing outside and getting chilled it’s hard to tell that it’s not winter anymore. It’s that damp cold that causes my poor arthritic dog’s joints to ache. At first glance things still … Continue reading
Posted in art, gratitude, life, Michigan Art
Tagged Creative Economies, Detroit, Postaweek2011, RustBelttoArtistBelt
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