Philippa PB Hughes, Founder of the Pinkline Project Philippa P.B. Hughes will speak on how art changed her life through experience and connection with ideas and people. Philippa created the Pink Line Project to inspire creative thinking in everyone, to build community and connectivity, and to open portals to art and culture for the culturally curious. Her vision for DC: to change the way people view DC, both residents and visitors. DC is more than just institutions and politics; it’s filled with amazing people doing amazingly creative things using art, technology, and good-old fashioned ingenuity. Philippa published a weekly subscriber-based email that highlights the best of DC’s creative scene. It’s about cool people doing cool things. Philippa writes about arts and culture in DC and speaks about the power of art and personal choice to transform your life. She established a reputation for creating inventive and collaborative environments in which people who would not normally have the opportunity to interact with each other gather to experience art and culture in alternative and stimulating ways. She has been a leader in the creative and temporary use of vacant, urban space throughout the city. When you rsvp please let us know whether you will bring a store bought dish to pass or a beverage to share with all - this free and valuable networking and educational event works because everyone pitches in. We count on you! Judith HeartSong has been active in the arts community for more than 33 years. With a background in arts administration, exhibitions, curation, and corporate art consulting, Judith organizes this salon as a service to artists and other creative professionals in the metro DC area. This salon started out more than 3 years ago in Judiths studio outside of Glen Echo Park, and hundreds of artists have attended - gaining wisdom and building bonds with other arts professionals. salonartfulconversation
Posted on: Thu, 06 Nov 2014 16:40:49 +0000
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