Comments on: Suggest innovators http://artsofinnovation.wordpress.com A companion to ArtsOfInnovation.com Mon, 09 Nov 2009 17:22:03 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Aaron http://artsofinnovation.wordpress.com/suggest-innovators/#comment-7401 Aaron Wed, 14 Jan 2009 22:54:00 +0000 http://artsofinnovation.wordpress.com/suggest-innovators/#comment-7401 Calvin Markus is upcoming experimental composer, artist, and poet and has combined all three forms into 'a loose portrait of body' a innovative improvisation of 'words, sounds and ink' from his site: "Experimental poetry, art, and music that will guide your senses through a vibrating dreamscape. A nonobjective coming-of-age story where everything is either falling apart or freeing itself from any form or structure." Support underground art! see: calvinmarkus.com Calvin Markus is upcoming experimental composer, artist, and poet and has combined all three forms into ‘a loose portrait of body’ a innovative improvisation of ‘words, sounds and ink’
from his site:
“Experimental poetry, art, and music that will guide your senses through a vibrating dreamscape. A nonobjective coming-of-age story where everything is either falling apart or freeing itself from any form or structure.”
Support underground art!
see: calvinmarkus.com

]]> By: SJ http://artsofinnovation.wordpress.com/suggest-innovators/#comment-6603 SJ Sat, 06 Sep 2008 00:11:33 +0000 http://artsofinnovation.wordpress.com/suggest-innovators/#comment-6603 Fast Company, an award-winning magazine, which is read by over 7.50,000 successful professionals across the world hosts the Fast-50 contest every year to find the Top 50 Most Innovative Companies in the world. Thhe 2008 "Reader's Favorites" can be found at - http://www.fastcompany.com/articles/2008/07/fast-50-reader-favorites.html Interestingly this list contains an interesting mix of well established companies like FedEx and many new but incredibly innovative companies such as Peanut Labs Inc. Thought you might find it interesting. Fast Company, an award-winning magazine, which is read by over 7.50,000 successful professionals across the world hosts the Fast-50 contest every year to find the Top 50 Most Innovative Companies in the world.

Thhe 2008 “Reader’s Favorites” can be found at – http://www.fastcompany.com/articles/2008/07/fast-50-reader-favorites.html

Interestingly this list contains an interesting mix of well established companies like FedEx and many new but incredibly innovative companies such as Peanut Labs Inc.

Thought you might find it interesting.

]]> By: Sarah Brodsky http://artsofinnovation.wordpress.com/suggest-innovators/#comment-1986 Sarah Brodsky Sun, 03 Jun 2007 18:19:14 +0000 http://artsofinnovation.wordpress.com/suggest-innovators/#comment-1986 Elizabeth Barrett Browning wrote Sonnets from the Portugese when she was 39. Her poetry has been criticized for not following rules of meter and form exactly (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Barrett_Browning) which leads me to suspect she was experimental. Experimental writers are more interested in describing real life than in following literary conventions. Elizabeth Barrett Browning wrote Sonnets from the Portugese when she was 39. Her poetry has been criticized for not following rules of meter and form exactly
(see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Barrett_Browning)
which leads me to suspect she was experimental. Experimental writers are more interested in describing real life than in following literary conventions.

]]> By: Neil http://artsofinnovation.wordpress.com/suggest-innovators/#comment-282 Neil Sun, 28 Jan 2007 09:00:47 +0000 http://artsofinnovation.wordpress.com/suggest-innovators/#comment-282 Why are there no composers? I suppose they are much like scientists or novelists, because while the appreciation of music is a right-brained activity, the creation of it is very left-brained, categorized with scientists and linguists. Anyway, there are plenty of good subjects among composers. Why are there no composers? I suppose they are much like scientists or novelists, because while the appreciation of music is a right-brained activity, the creation of it is very left-brained, categorized with scientists and linguists. Anyway, there are plenty of good subjects among composers.

]]> By: Sarah Brodsky http://artsofinnovation.wordpress.com/suggest-innovators/#comment-10 Sarah Brodsky Sun, 10 Dec 2006 03:59:32 +0000 http://artsofinnovation.wordpress.com/suggest-innovators/#comment-10 Robert Louis Stevenson wrote Treasure Island at age 33 and A Child's Garden of Verses at age 35. I think he was conceptual because he is remembered for these few major titles rather than for a body of work. Some of his less-famous novels, like The Black Arrow, are actually pretty bad. Robert Louis Stevenson wrote Treasure Island at age 33 and A Child’s Garden of Verses at age 35. I think he was conceptual because he is remembered for these few major titles rather than for a body of work. Some of his less-famous novels, like The Black Arrow, are actually pretty bad.

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