Co-Creators
Rethinking Public Space: B.C. Biermann’s Augmented Reality Urban Art
By: Susan Karlin
Digital artist B.C. Biermann rethinks our approach to public spaces and experiences through augmented reality.
This Marketing Stunt Makes Elevator Users Accessory To Murder
By: Rae Ann Fera
The Elevator Murder Experiment video teases the upcoming thriller Dead Man Down with a vicious "What would you do?" scenario.
Grimes Teaches You How to Make Music (Results May Vary)
By: Joe Berkowitz
Claire Boucher--aka electro artist Grimes--offers up a comprehensive tutorial on making music with a computer and a mic (and hopefully some skills.)
Put Your Cat On The Map (The Interactive Map of the World’s Cats That Really Exists)
Created by the Zoological Society of London, an interactive map of the world’s housecats is designed to promote animal conservation and the London Zoo’s soon-to-be-opened Tiger Territory enclosure.
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Meet the Creator: Behind The Kids’ Home Movie That Morphs Into a Hollywood Blockbuster
By: Joe Berkowitz
"Timmy Muldoon and the Search for the Shadoweyes Bandit" starts as a kid’s home movie but gradually takes on a big-budget feel. Director Tony Yacenda talks about how it came together, and what Cuba Gooding Jr. is doing here.
RIP Crawley And Darmody: How And Why You Should Kill Your Best People
By: Mina Hochberg
Glen Mazzara and Terence Winter discuss the sad but creatively critical duty of killing beloved characters.
Embracing the Shake: Why Limitations Drive Creativity
By: David Eastman
JWT North America CEO David Eastman returns from TED with stories of creativity that blossoms in spite (or because) of limitations.
When Innovation Goes Wrong: “Genius On Hold” And The Tragic Inventor Archetype
By: Hugh Hart
Genius On Hold tells the story of ill-fated telecoms pioneer Walter L. Shaw. Here, how he and other innovators went off the rails on the way to immortality.
