Spotlight on The Milky Way
On a sunny October morning, during the Contemporary Art Day run by AMACI, the Association of Italian Contemporary Art Museums, another art happening took place in Naples. But this time it was not all about art. This time it was
Memories are for Christmas
I was rummaging through the garage the other day looking for some Christmas decorations when I stumbled upon a long forgotten box of story notes, scripts and sketch books, primarily belonging to my husband, who is also a writer, Bob
Can City: Interview with Alexander Groves
Conceived by Studio Swine designers, Alexander Groves and Asuza Murakami, Can City is Social design project at its best. The heart of this projects lies on the designers desire to celebrate Catadores- aluminum can collectors- in Brazil and to uplift their
Keeping Up the Focus
The International Year of Family Farming closes The way out for Africa: family farming and the role of the UN and FAO in promoting its development to fight poverty and hunger that affects 214 million Africans The UN declared 2014
I See Red
In 1901, Matthew Phipps Shiell wrote one of the first works of apocalyptic fiction, where a red-purple poisonous cloud kills all men on the planet, except one. I never thought of red as the color of Christmas, I have always associated
Voice Polls – Felix Winckler Interview
Voice Polls, a free polling app that allows anyone to create polls and easily collect or express opinions and attach them to the website, blog or forum of their choice, is a start-up born out of the imagination and determination
Oceana CEO – Andrew Sharpless Interview
Oceana, established in 2001 by a group of leading foundations, including The Pew Charitable Trusts and the Turner Foundation, is the world’s largest international ocean conservation and advocacy organization. Headquartered in Washington, it has offices across the US as well
TOM CHALMERS – A COOL ENTREPRENEUR
In less than ten years, starting when he was 25, he built a whole publishing eco-system ranging from fiction and non-fiction to licensing rights Tom Chalmers is young, perhaps the youngest UK publisher in a generation. In 2005, he was just
The Human Experience through Aluminum
Materials shape the interface between humans and the natural world. Providing a medium to build, innovate, design, and create products, materials have the potential of altering the human experience. Myriad examples exist throughout history of the human experience being influenced by
