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See through the wool into other probabilities! We are coming up on a repeat local referendum of the one we had a few months ago, minus the high school project. Continue Reading →
Reinventing the online platform as an interactive B to B experience! As young urban New York designers, Weston and Brenda Andersen received an award from Living Magazine for the Egg Continue Reading →
Thinking about Fiscal Sponsorship and its many forms The project that I am trying to bring about considered as a whole at this moment in time. I just changed the Continue Reading →
Considering The effect of Large concentrations of redistributed wealth exclusively dedicated to the non-profit, tax-exempt organization As I wrote in my last post, I have a unique perspective on Continue Reading →
Telling it like it is. Someone’s got to do it so we can find a better way. Out with the Old! In with the New! On a personal note: Just Continue Reading →
And why the Harvard Business Review’s model of fiscal sponsorship serves the greater good better than the model as portrayed through the eyes of the non-profit world. Sh sh she Continue Reading →
Looking beyond the economic realm and examining the sociopolitical role played by specialized craft production First published on Medium·May 7, 2020 Centralization vs Decentralization in the Bronze Age In Continue Reading →
Can progress come about without individualization? Originally published on Medium May 22, 2020 Prior to the 1930s when Australian archaeologist, V Gordon Childe, presented his theory about the metal-smiths Continue Reading →
Both used production as an art form and started in the midcentury so how do you tell them apart? How do you tell the difference between Andersen Design Popular Art Continue Reading →
Benevolent Feudalism and it’s discontents. #CrappyFundingPractices Having grown up and spent much of my adult life engaged in a small independently owned free enterprise that designs and makes hand-crafted ceramics, Continue Reading →