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Below please find a resource center for brands in their earliest phases. This resource was born as I was working to summarize answers to all my most frequently asked questions. The goal of this resource is to uplift more than a few. I will continue to open doors for those that come from the fringe and help them be awarded opportunities usually left... See more

Virgil Abloh • Virgil Abloh™ FREE GAME

All of this erodes the value of ‘traditional’ media companies and cultural institutions since individuals will be more able to provide proof of passion without branded legitimization and artists will be able to fund their creative endeavors by selling proof of passion to their engaged communities. There will also be major downsides to transforming ... See more

Jonathan Glick • Proof of Passion

Julia Alexander on LinkedIn: Moving into a new phase of my career is exciting, but it doesn't mean I'm…

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we booked a string of sideshows in art-house cinemas and ran a film festival with content made by our friends and the fanbase, including fan-made Dresden Dolls videos and the fans’ own original animations and shorts. We called it “Fuck The Back Row.

Amanda Palmer • The Art of Asking: How I learned to stop worrying and let people help

Gonzo Culture Report Part 1

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As Pajkovic wrote, “Feedback loops reinforce a user’s pre-existing preferences, diminishing their exposure to a diverse range of cultural offerings and denying art, aesthetics and culture of its confrontational societal role.” That lack of confrontation is concerning. It’s not that great art needs to be inherently offensive; rather, when everything

Kyle Chayka • Filterworld

Failure preserves some of the wondrous anarchy of childhood and disturbs the supposedly clean boundaries between adults and children, winners and losers. And while failure certainly comes accompanied

Jack Halberstam • The Queer Art of Failure (a John Hope Franklin Center Book)

There’s no evidence anyone warned her about a different strain these goals placed on YouTube, how prioritizing engagement and spreading commercial funds as widely as possible paved the way for the trainwrecks to come.

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I want to explore what feels like the transcendent power of beauty to change our lives. That was the motivating question behind Beautiful World, Where Are You—the title sums it up. I have spoken about my ideological commitments—how I look at the contemporary world through a Marxist lens and through the lens of climate change, and how I feel like we