How do artists pivot in a pandemic? COVID-19 cancelled live events worldwide, but can performers earn a living without a live audience?
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Are creators doing it alone? We asked 100+ Tulsa artists, “How does collaboration expand your creativity?”
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Working with Showtime, Warner Bros, and other studios, Ryan Cook has to talk with cops, mobsters, and celebrities to make a creative project happen.
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A three-time Olympic gold medalist, Dawn Michelle Staley is a Hall of Fame basketball player and coach who knows how to advocate for herself.
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A ballerina and intellectual property lawyer, Allyn Ginns runs the Legal Link program in Miami.
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Jim Grace literally wrote the book on spooning. Now he runs the Arts & Business Council and Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts.
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Did flame wars between hip hop artists and fans lead to the murder of both Biggie Smalls and Tupac Shakur?
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What created your creativity? We asked 60+ artists in middle America, “We know you make art, but what made you an artist?”
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U want naughty or nice? As One Single Rose™ or Miss Detroit™, poet Rosemarie Wilson sells us both.
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Authenticity was everything when Diego Orlandini dreamed up the Wynwood Coloring Book, bringing together artists from the block all the way to Banksy.
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Xulu Jones made a decision to be homeless rather than make a paycheck outside of his music.
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Rocking with The Monsieurs, Fuzzy, Shepherdess, slinging vintage at 40 South Street, Hilken Mancini co-founded Girls Rock Campaign Boston and Punk Rock Aerobics.
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PRX and Radio Public co-founder Jake Shapiro takes us through revolutionary Russia, marketing Two Ton Shoe, and the founding of the podcast format itself.
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Combining her love of the stage with a degree in law, Paola Ferrer has woven a unique path as an advocate for youth and poverty issues.
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His experience making NYC clubs like Pink Elephant led Shawn Kolodny to making fine art and immersive installations.
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Collaborating with Maron, Mirman, Gulman, Kirkman and other comedians, Rick Jenkins has run The Comedy Studio for 20+ years.
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Grant Henry (AKA Sister Louisa) dropped out of seminary and pursued his "search for truth" into art, bars, retail, and now a retreat center.
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Jonathan Söderström & Dennis Wedin combined an arthouse storyline with a driving soundtrack into the violent video game Hotline Miami.
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Bethany Yellowtail’s fashions reflect her indigenous heritage stemming from Northern Cheyenne and Crow tribes.
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Angie Martinez started as a 16 year old intern and persevered 20 years to become “The Voice of New York”, through radio, rap, books, podcasts, and more.
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