“I wanted to start a network that showed the world, but especially corporate America, the value of studying the arts and the power of having an arts background.”

Making use of diversity within a team to generate new ideas and solve problems is called creative friction. Two companies in very different industries are turning that to their advantage.

Co-working has transformed the landscape of work. Will it do the same for art? A new model where artists exhibit and sell at co-working spaces is challenging the primacy of galleries in reaching art-lovers and buyers.

An evolving media landscape of connected communications requires a new model for creative teams.

A new report by the Bureau of Economic Analysis contradicts a common belief that the arts are of peripheral importance to American abundance.

In an age of digital media saturation, make a statement and change someone's life with a gift they can hold in their hands and treasure for years to come.

Looking up and observing the world is a habit that the most successful innovators take very seriously. It should be at the top of our New Year's resolution lists.

Leaders in the arts and business communities are developing partnerships and new opportunities for mutually beneficial relationships.