Successful transformations harness the collective wisdom of middle managers and teams. To increase your company’s chances, you need to: 1) Enlist your very best middle managers. Transforming a business demands a blend of creativity and ingenuity. By setting this challenge you can also test and nurture the next generation of leaders. 2) Empower the middle […]
Middle Managers Should Drive Your Business Transformation Read More »
Carbs, comedy, and colorful frescoes abound in this month’s miniature crossword! Related Natan Last’s essays, poetry, and crossword puzzles appear in The New Yorker, The Atlantic, Narrative, Los Angeles Review of Books, and elsewhere. He is currently writing a nonfiction book about crosswords. More by Natan Last Source link
Hyperallergic Mini Art Crossword: April 2024 Read More »
Spring is here! It’s time for flowers, flowers, and more flowers. Use these flower printables for everything from writing paper to graph icons to bulletin board decorations. This free flower template bundle includes plenty of flowers in different sizes and colors to use in the classroom. Grab all 36 pages by filling out the form
Free Printable Flower Template Read More »
“Cheyennes Chasing Antelope” at the Donald Ellis Gallery booth at Expo Chicago 2024; all artworks from A complete Fort Marion drawing book (1876) illustrated by Bear’s Heart (Nockkoist, Tsis tsis’tas) and Ohet-Toint (Ohettoint / High Forehead) unless otherwise noted (all images used with permission) Earlier this year, David Nolan Gallery in New York mounted the
Contested Native Artworks Resurface at Art Fair, Drawing Scrutiny Read More »
The Online Group commemorates nearly 30 years of pioneering lead generation and online marketing solutions. Coonabidgee, Western Australia, April 16, 2024 / LinkDaddy News / – The Online Group is proud to celebrate its nearly three decades of excellence in providing innovative lead generation and online marketing solutions to businesses worldwide. Since its inception in
Another iteration of Dumbo Open Studios organized by Art in Dumbo took place last weekend, so naturally, I spent the majority of my Saturday afternoon avoiding the seasonal hair-ripping winds by venturing through various floors of 20 Jay Street. Dozens of artists and project spaces opened their doors across six stories of the multi-use building,
A Whirlwind of Creativity at Dumbo Open Studios Read More »
There’s something about Sasquatches and Yetis that makes certain authors and auteurs want to turn them into Giant Furry Friends. Maybe it’s the inherent coolness of the beast. He is usually huge, and he’s canonically stinky, and he’s extremely hairy. And yet, cleaned up and set in a fantasy world, he is just about irresistible.
The Enlightened Yeti: Kim Stanley Robinson’s Escape From Kathmandu Read More »
Her face has gazed over midtown Manhattan traffic, hordes of tourists, and guests coming and going from the famed Plaza Hotel for over a century. In Saint-Gaudens’s “William Tecumseh Sherman” (1903) in Manhattan’s Grand Army Plaza, she is winged Victory, striding before the titular figure with one hand raised, the other holding a palm frond. But
Hettie Anderson Was Anything But a Passive Muse Read More »
AMC recently concluded its six-episode limited series, The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live. Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira) are determined to find each other again and hold onto what keeps them going in this seemingly hopeless post-apocalyptic world. The series continues its equally beautiful and brutal display of human will in the
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Is a Reckoning of Hope Read More »
Editor’s Note: The following text has been excerpted with permission and adapted from Portrait of a Woman: Art, Rivalry, and Revolution in the Life of Adélaïde Labille-Guiard by Bridget Quinn, published by Chronicle Books on April 16 and available online and in bookstores. Do you know the term chiaroscuro? Maybe you remember it from an art
The Contrived Rivalry Between Two Pioneering French Women Artists Read More »
