Bridges to nowhere abound around every corner. But I suppose for some it's their own little Teribithia. So everything is subjective. I think you can get a sense of my values from how I would give, which

Great post! I totally love the idea of submitting our work as a lab report to some of the journals you suggested. Will you run our process through the template you provided? I think I will try my hat at

It's a tough call right? To serve the public trust the art should be accessible, but it's always at risk in a sense. Is some art more deserving to be in a vault in an abandoned silo safe underground while

Thanks for sharing! Feynman was truly one of a kind and an amazing educator: Check out the video series on the pleasures of finding things out.

I have a thing about sites with mystery meat links w/ no alt text. Poor form. In terms of audience, the music is global in scope and eclectic. The images look like a National Geographic editorial. Yeah

Yeah I think of this the same way in which audiophiles were in an uproar when mp3s came out. Music was being compressed and audio quality was getting trashed and experts lamented and people created napster

I really should read that book ... Thanks for your response. I've been stuck thinking about this idea for the last couple of days.

Your post reminded me of the idea of a Culture Czar. Does Philly have one? NYC does. I think this type of person could whip sluggish Boards into shape. Or they would just fund their friends and continue

Thanks for the updated detail about the organization today. I wonder when non-profit Boards and CEOS will realize that their websites are their lobbies. Their face to the world. A digital presence is not

I'm a big fan of local oral history gathering projects. Throw in some alternative walking tours from locals and we can offer them for free and address two different proposals here. But we need to be careful

I think there is the pull to "cash out" to prove the viability of this process. We need quick wins to prove the mettle of this endeavor. That being said, your challenge to think of currency in

What a great idea! I never knew about the history truck before. Totally deserving of our funding!

Hi @fqtee thanks for your message. We are all in experimental mode still but I am happy to share ideas once they are better formulated. Stay tuned! And thanx for the encouragement!

Thanks for your question. It's similar to some of my concerns about Steemit requiring whales in order for new users (minnows) to get over the barrier of entry. I think that the only way that a

Thanks for the response about whales. I'm curious about all the bootstrapping apps and tools that you mentioned are being rolled out by the community. Are these all in development currently or can you

I can think of at least five different artists who would consider recreating their portfolios on a platform that will potentially make them money. With an org like the Painted Bride, InLiquid or The Plastic

Can you unpack this part: "blockchain technology is changing the game for value-infrastructure and they way we interact with visual content. By using alternative forms of currency, like stakes and

Great post. I think the big vs small debate and the topic of that relationship correlating with the risk tolerance of an institution is spot on. Huge dinosaurs don't pivot on a dime. However, I think your

I think the criteria I jive with most is: "broaden the interpretation and practice of history and/or heritage" For this reason I think that both arts organizations and natural resources like

I bet they have some stuff of hers on permanent display. They have another illustration focused show opening in the next few weeks as well: .As to the Harrisburg State Capitol murals, I assume they are