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480 Rochester Memorial Elementary School students collaborated on an ephemeral mural in the courtyard wishing a warm welcome to spring! Special thanks to the staff for helping organize this one-day complex project. March 2016, Rochester, MA.
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A true “Collaboration” happened on January 27, 2016! Harvard students and iLab staff members were eager to be a part of the project by serving as hand models for the ephemeral mural ( dryers markers on whiteboard). The mural features 25 hands, weaving an image that is greater that the sum of the parts. Artist: […]
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This ephemeral mural at Harvard Innovation Lab ( dry-erase markers on whiteboard) prompts the audience to brainstorm about new natural sources of energy. September 2015. Artist: Jerrie Lyndon
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Billions of ideas are forgotten each day due to lack of timely documentation. Once disposed from the mind, they become hopeless and homeless. A single-ply hero is here for the rescue, tough enough to serve as canvas for your next world-changing thought or your insightful observation. Save your ideas, use the napkin! Creative Mind Forward presents a new project intended to boost […]
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July 2, 2015, at 6pm Creativity 101 Location: Groundwork, 1213 Purchase St, 2nd Floor, New Bedford, MA 02740 Cost: $10 Discover your creative self! Through a series of mindful exercises (including improvisation and meditation) Jerrie Lyndon, Creative Mastermind at Creative Mind Forward, will demonstrate ways of engaging your mind in creative thinking. This is a low-key, playful workshop that will likely inspire […]
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Chalk Art Tribute to Sidewalk Sam June 6, 2015 – Chalk Artist Jerrie K. Lyndon created a large-scale participatory chalk drawing durig the Cambridge River Festival to commemorate the artwork of Robert Guillemin, best known as Sidewalk Sam (1939 – 2015). Sidewalk Sam, founder of ArtStreet Inc., created reproductions of European masterpieces as well as participatory […]
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Once in a great while a book crosses your path and instantly becomes a friend. Some friends don’t need an introduction, yet leave a tremendous impact on your ideas and thoughts. After reading Creativity, Inc, you will want to give up your current life path, move to Everyville, California, to work for a place that […]
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-Warren Dahlin
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– Henry Miller