Are you looking at Linked In differently since last weekend?
Are you looking at everything a little more fearsomely as the drama builds in the US and around the world?
Are you nicely, instead, continuing to just get on where you are, in your flow?
You're on to something if you're in creative flow state, but in politically troubling times, with social trends continuing to spice up like the climate numbers you're also trying to ignore, I suggest it takes a certain kind of expressive consciousness to choose making stuff over letting stuff be plundered. But how to find the courage? Or know where to start.
In my latest Expo I share some thoughts around the informal recording of my interview for Pier Journal's summer edition with the energising Nicola Cartlidge from AUB, Venues & Events manager now holding the keys to the Palace Court Theatre. And you'll hear, as she walks me around the building, it's a lesson in how to hold space together for working up cultural resilience.
If you want futures to be excited about more than scared of, this is example of how we do it.
Hope over to Substack now to read and listen – this week's Unsee The Future expo:
"Fearful times need bold creativity – and holding space together for what that means from each of us."
https://lnkd.in/eSnXbVsX
#futures #politics #art #theatre #creativity #storytelling #culturalstrategy #sustainability #artschool #resilience #UnseeTheFuture
Sr. Project Manager at TBWA\Chiat\Day
2moGo Jessica and Rachel! 🥳