What I'm Reading
By Philippa P.B. Hughes on Sep 28, 2012 | 
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Making Sense: David Byrne's 'How Music Works' [The New York Times]
Do Like Steve Jobs Did: Don't Follow Your Passion [Fast Company]
How the Creative Class Is Reshaping America's Electoral Map [The Atlantic Cities]
Anti-Violence Street Art Competes with Chávez in Caracas [Waging Nonviolence]
Top Five Regrets of the Dying [ExposingTheTruth.info]
Massoud Adibpour Just Wants D.C. Commuters to Have Happy Mondays [Washington Post]
At Cat Video Film Festival, Stars Purr for Close-Ups [New York Times]
Spit and Image: The Death and Life of Cities, According to Cynthia Connolly [Washington City Paper]
Surfonomics Quantifies the Worth of Waves [Washington Post]
"Well right, naturally you should hate[...]" [Washington Post]
High Art and Hiking Boots [Financial Times]
A Land Art Sanctuary Filled With Eye-Bending Masterpieces [Fast Company]
An Encore in Washington [New York Times]
5 Ways Storytelling Can Boost Participation and Performance [Forbes]
Why Arts Managers Short of Cash Are Looking at Detroit [Wall Street Journal]
Street art mural stirs racial row in Boston [The Art Newspaper]
The Key To A Thriving Creative Class? Give Artists Their Own Real Estate Developers [Fast Company]
Non-profit/Artist Mentality and Arts Audience Development [Audience Development Specialists]
What do the Arts Mean to Business? [The Partnership Movement]
High Above Columbus Circle, a Living Room, TV Included [New York Times]
The Politics of the Urban Comeback: Gentrification and Culture in D.C. [The Atlantic Monthly]
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