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How to Make Money and Create Community with Monuments - Volume 1

Culture Monuments are a powerful tombstone alternative

Don't buy an ordinary tombstone - commission a legacy-defining culture monument

Culture Monuments have been created to commemorate and celebrate communities of various types. Because they incorporate the words, images and symbols that represent these communities, they have also been commissioned as tombstone alternatives.     The info and imagery depicted on a tombstone can be similarly incorporated into a Culture Monument, but these elements can […]

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SXSW 2018: UNESCO Recognizes How Art & Tech are Intersecting to Define Media Arts

New ideas and initiatives will help ensure the definition of “Media Arts” is one that continues to be redefined across the world

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) is an international group that brings together individuals and associations from across the world to do everything from help eradicate poverty to enable intercultural dialogue. Their recognition of how creativity can serve as an essential factor for these kinds of efforts is at the core of […]

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SXSW 2018: What Does it Mean to Transform Public Spaces?

Reimagining the Civic Commons is a three-year, national initiative with projects in five U.S. cities that revitalize and connect civic assets.

Cities across the world are changing in literal and figurative ways. The roles and functions of libraries, parks, community centers, and schoolyards are changing in light of 21st century needs, but many of these spaces are also succumbing to challenges related to their age ability to serve the public. The first comprehensive demonstration of the […]

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What is the Cleveland Bridge Loop?

Join the community dedicated to creating a new landmark for the city of Cleveland

“Why is nothing here, instead of something?” As someone who was born and raised in Cleveland, that’s a question I’ve often asked myself about various parts of the city, especially as I’ve witnessed the wrong kind of changes to it. As a kid, I stood on the pitcher’s mound at Municipal Stadium (as you can […]

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