Creative Commerce: Art and Design

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Comment by John Readle on August 27, 2009 at 1:28pm

It seems like I, like so many, are discovering this super networking site. I own "Custom Creations in Glass", here in the Irvington area. We are a full service Stained Glass center. We design & fabricate custom stained glass panels, provide repair/restoration services, offer lessons and have a large selection of art glass, tools and supplies.

Comment by Cissi Sherlock on August 26, 2009 at 8:20pm

3-piece Executive Desk For Sale - $75.00 Flat

Far West Indy/Avon area

Call Cissi @ 605-8584 or 219-221-9979

Send email to operationopenup@gmail.com

Comment by Brooks Benefiel on August 22, 2009 at 4:39pm

More info at http://www.carnegiegreene.org

Comment by Jason Moriber on August 19, 2009 at 9:19am

Wanted t0 share these 2 links today:

-Traits within the Creative Economy represent stronger competitive advantage http://bit.ly/3A6MLd

- This short film illustrates how the new economy is screwing creative professions http://bit.ly/88x6i

Comment by Austin Considine on August 18, 2009 at 11:11pm

I'm looking for local interview subjects with health care horror stories for a series of video shorts to produce online. Contact me for more details: austinconsidine@gmail.com.

See my website for a sense of who I am, and for my brief bio, which includes work for The New York Times, San Francisco Chronicle and Chicago Sun-Times. Looking forward to hearing from anyone who's got a good story to tell!

Comment by Sarah A. (Sally) Hedges on August 17, 2009 at 8:26am

hello all just wanted to say hi I'm newbie here. great to connect to other artists.

Comment by Brian Koning on August 16, 2009 at 8:31pm

Carmel Community Players has a new venue located in Clay Terrace. We will not only feature live theater, we want to feature work from local artists. Looking for painting, drawing, sculpture, etc... Our season opens October 16th with the Pulitzer Prize-Winning play, Rabbit Hole. We'd like to have a couple of artists on display. Please contact me via Smaller Indiana and I'll be in touch.

Comment by Craig McCormick on August 12, 2009 at 9:57pm

Pecha Kucha Indy Volume 6 - This Friday Night at the Harrison Center

We have a great lineup for our sixth installment of Pecha Kucha Indy this coming Friday, August 14th, at the Harrison Center. Join us for Indy's best open mic night as we explore topics including Spectralism, Enver Hoxha: The Strangest Dictator, and Mid-Century Modern Dinnerware. And big news about PK7 will be announced! Doors open at 7:30pm, PK at 8:20pm. Tickets are 2 for $25, or $15 each presale through Eventbrite @ www.pkindy.org

About Pecha Kucha
Pecha Kucha, literally meaning "chit-chat" in Japanese, is a
grassroots movement started by architects and designers to remedy
long-winded lectures and frivolous presentations. The movement has
spread to cities across the world, including Amsterdam, Beijing,
Berlin, Budapest, Hong Kong, London, Portland, Nagano, Toronto, and
Indianapolis.

The name is hard to pronounce, but the concept is simple. In one
corner, the presenters have only six minutes and forty seconds to
convey their idea in twenty slides. In the other corner, a
well-stocked bar.

And in the middle: you. The two corners will compete for your
attention; get a drink and you've missed what could be the most
influential idea of your career. Pay attention and you'll miss your
third or fourth drink.

Conversation among the audience, especially during timid or dull
presentations, is heavily encouraged. This is social networking come
to life.

Business presentation, meet rock show. Bullet points, meet fight
club.

If you have general questions about Pecha Kucha Indy, please email
info@pkindy.org or visit www.pkindy.org

See you there!
Pecha Kucha Indy

Comment by Kendal R. Miller on July 25, 2009 at 7:18pm

Hello everyone! I just found your group.

I am a professional photographer from Dillsboro, Ind. I work full-time as a PR/Grant Administrator in the tourism industry and spend the weekends photographing for my Fine Art Photography collection that I display in galleries/outdoor exhibits, or doing outdoor portraits/commercial work.

I once owned and operated a custom picture frame shop in Florida (for 15 years) and still mat and frame my own work. When I have time I enjoy writing, having once freelanced (writing/photography) for newspapers.

I am a member of the VSA in Washington DC., having been diagnosed with cervical dystonia (30 years ago) and hearing loss recently. Wow! Just within the last year people have talked about my "disabilities". Hmm...never really thought of myself that way!

My website is located at www.photographybykendal.com. (And yes, in need of improvements, I'm afraid). I was thankful to have been featured on the ArtsWORKS Indiana site recently. http://artsworkindiana.org/index.php?pageId=47

I'm looking forward to networking with everyone!

Kendal

Comment by Heather Beuke Diers on July 18, 2009 at 5:31pm

I'm a Smaller Indiana "newbie" and am very excited about this group in particular! I own a custom cabinet /millwork /furniture company called mobelwerks, inc. Mobel is the German word for furniture and we are a German family owned company. We love working with creative people and we pride ourselves in our attention to great design. Can't wait to connect with many of you and bounce around creative ideas!!! I have a slideshow of some of our work on my profile page. Hope you'll check us out!

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