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American cities lost beauty when we stopped believing it should be shared. The truth is that we can build a better, more equitable, and artistic future, but only if we let it happen.
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A reminder to creatives: start where you are, with what you have✔️
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You don’t grow by chasing the masses—you grow by building for your 1%. They lead your 10% evangelists, who bring in the 90% that give you scale.
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State of the Arts in 2025: Precarious, Promising, or Both?
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Tyler speaking on figuring out your craft as you go.
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Photographer Derek Ridgers’ book Cannes captures the offbeat, behind-the-scenes life of the Cannes Film Festival in the 1980s and ’90s.
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Productivity tools help, but they’re not the solution. The real key is consistency. As a friend said: stopping guarantees failure. Keep creating, refining, showing up—until it clicks.
No shortcuts. Just persistence.
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What separates an artist from a hobbyist? The desire to live off your craft—and the grit to keep going when it feels impossible.
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Pablo Picasso’s Homme assis (1969) sold for $15.1 million at Sotheby’s Auction House in New York on May 13th.
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