Good Attacks – Innovative Video Infographic About Traffic in L.A.
In Los Angeles, residents spend on average 72 hours per year trapped in traffic. The magazine and website GOOD decided to create a visual example of how large of an effect people could have on traffic flows if just 3 percent of drivers switched to public transportation and biking. In December of 2011, GOOD organized a infographic flashmob of individuals [...]
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Random Acts of Culture: Coming to a City Near You
You are shopping at Macy’s. You hear the song Amazing Grace being sung – and realize it is not on the overhead system when you see a woman who is singing and walking. It is a flashmob singing event? A performance piece? This event done in 2010, at Summit Mall in in Akron, OH is part of a series of [...]
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Petroleum: In Me and On Me… How Do You Score?
At the talk last Friday at the Cleveland Institute of Art, I led the first rendition of “Petroleum: In Me and On Me” a live power-formance personal scavenger hunt. The audience was given 2 minutes to review a list of everyday and household materials that we use each day, and marked which ones they had. We determined that the person [...]
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Making Good: A Book About How to Find Meaning, Money and Community
As we slowly emerge from the recession, a young generation is searching for practical answers about how to succeed while also making positive change in the world. Making Good is a new book that explores how thousands of young people can find practical ways to succeed financially while making positive change in the world. The book explores areas such as [...]
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Kbaumlier – “DIWO” Talk this Friday at CIA LOF Event
This Friday March 9th at 12:15pm I will be talking about my current projects and the idea of “DIWO”—“Do-It-With-Others” at the Lunch On Friday event in Ohio Bell Auditorium at the Cleveland Institute of Art Gund Building. I will be kicking the talk off with a theme song -so make sure you are on time to hear it and also [...]
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