Posts Tagged photography
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Living In Portland
Discover the Next...
March 19, 2013 / by Chelsea H. B. DeLorme / By now most people have at least heard of Kickstarter, the crowd-sourced funding platform for creative projects. But have you heard about Portland's new organic bagel company or the aquaponic greenhouse filled with tomatoes and tilapia? Using Kickstarter's "discover" page allows you to find projects by geographic area.

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The Arts
Pecha Kucha — A Modern Salon for Creative Inspiration
July 27, 2012 / by John Spritz / Nine years ago today, Pecha Kucha taught the world to play. And it was five years ago that Portland joined the Pecha Kucha movement.

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Living In Portland
Love Living and Working in Portland? Commit It to Video at January's Greendrinks
January 4, 2012 / How many times do we actually ask you to do anything on this blog? Our tone is usually more of an invitation to enjoy the pleasures of Portland or a suggestion of someone you might be interested in meeting. We're not really about action items—but here's one! At this month's Portland Greendrinks event, on the second Tuesday (January 10) at The Salt Institute for Documentary Studies (561 Congress Street) Sean Sullivan from Bowdoin College will be filming for a video about career opportunities in Maine.

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The Arts
Ripe time for a picnic: Pinecone + Chickadee lands in Lincoln Park
August 20, 2011 / by Rachel Kurzius / When Noah DeFilippis left Maine for San Francisco at the age of 17, he sought a sense of the urbane. In his return to Portland a few years ago, DeFilippis found that cosmopolitanism nestled improbably amongst Maine’s famous Pick-and-Paws and flea markets.

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Working in Portland
Concrete Questions for an ABSTRACT Man, LiveWork Portland Quizes Florian Bachleda
June 8, 2011 / The ABSTRACT Maine 2011 conference this Friday is a great opportunity for designers and publishers of all kinds to come to Portland and get a glimpse of the future of the presentation of content from six creative directors on the forefront of what was, until recently, considered the magazine business in New York. Magazines are morphing into multi-channel, multi-screen streams of branded content, but they still are about telling stories.

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Working in Portland
Two Degrees of Gael Towey: What Brook Delorme Would Tell Her About Portland
June 5, 2011 / Of all the world-class creative directors alighting on Portland, Maine this Friday for the Abstract: The Future of Design in Media Conference, Gael Towey is perhaps in the best position to "get" Portland. Towey has been the Creative Director for Martha Stewart's magazines and other omnimedias for the past 20 years.









