You don’t live for this, but finally we get some respect…The team worked so hard on this and for nooooooooo money. Imagine if we had an intern budget? Ha. The campaign made history for city tourism.

The interns from the BBH Barn program are second to none. They helped reunite a homeless man with his long lost daughter via the social network of Twitter. You have seen it for yourself.

Reflection New York- Mood Collection from MOOD COLLECTION on Vimeo.

This is what NYC & Co. should be paying for, masterful moving portraits of my wonderful city. I want to do this in ever major city around the world.

Another moment in history. I’ve never experienced a show with this much energy.

Thursday, 12/23/2010

10 PM – 4 AM

Sutra Lounge (16 1st Avenue between 1st – 2nd Avenue)

NO COVER!

We’re Turning One!

Enjoy the company of fellow creatives,
experience the journey of our signature production ” Creative Faces”
& Be the 1st to hear where C8 is headed during a special announcement

Tuesday, December 21st

Gallery Bar
120 Orchard St, NYC
8-11PM
Sounds by: DJ Teddy Ruck-Spin & DJ Ooo Child

* Complimentary beverages while supplies last*

RSVP: cultureofcreativity.eventbrite.com

Find: www.cultureofcreativity.com

Follow: twitter.com/thec8lture

Email: info@cultureofcreativity.com

I met with this team months ago. I listen to the conversation between us I recorded from time to time for inspiration. “You’ve got to have visiiiooonnn”. See you on Tuesday.

The difference between me and you is that I make this look good. I really ball. Nike Recess Federation (NRF) you better extend an invite or I will come find you! I was ranked in NYC. Would have been better than Sebastian had I not considered going to college for academic / career reasons. Everyone worth mentioning at UMass thought I was better than C.Lo. What else do you need to do? Give me a roster spot.

Sincerely,

Kenji Summers

RHLS is a clothing line based out of Brooklyn NY. **** CANT WAIT (ANY LONGER) is a look book for RHLS.COM, a science fiction, soap opera, trapped in the closet, parallel dimension mini series! Stay tuned every month we will be dropping the next episode of the movie!

I met Mackswell (co-founder) last summer on a random night in Bedstuy around the time I had moved into my new place. He was cool, his hoody was stupid-dope-fresh, he put me on his email list. This video is what was sent in his last email.

I want this.

Here is a pic of what I want:

I love this because it is NYC RIGHT NOW. The video is something I hope to show my kids one day. Maybe another city can do their version?

A crowd sourced creative collaboration series by Lemon Andersen and Rik Cordero

What should we do next? We’ll listen.

Visit http://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Imp…

Welcome To The Imperial” is a 1-minute viral video from Brooklyn born spoken word poet and actor, Lemon Andersen and Queens-bred filmmaker, Rik Cordero to the millions of New York City basketball fans. It features a mixture of Rik’s eye for iconic New York City sights and faces seamlessly combined with the richness of Lemon’s poetry. In essence, the Big Apple exerts a powerful influence over those who live here and those who play here. Welcome To The Imperial…

“…It represents two artists on their way to the throne. It’s Majestic. It’s us. Now when you hear “Welcome To The Imperial” you will hear our stamp.” – Lemon

“…What we’ve done only scratches the surface of what Lemon and I are capable of but ultimately we achieved our goal with Imperial: to visually capture the essence and magic and complexity of New York City.” – Rik