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Do you like sleeping on the floor? Neither do refugees when they have no other option. However, there may be a solution.
Read More Here.
Beware…Green Era is on the Rise
It’s the Green era, Honda to have an electric motorcycle by 2017?
See Their Plan Here!
Art is everywhere.
In America no one will look at a manhole, but in Japan their manholes – I can’t stop staring at.
Check out more Here
3 Reasons Why Apologizing Hurts Your Business
From Entrepreneur.com:
When things go wrong in your business, do you apologize? I’m not so sure that you should — at least not as much. Apologies change the dynamics of the relationships with your clients. The more that companies apologize, the less meaning it has. Apologies open the door for more costs.
“At what point does the consumer — your customer or client — step up and assume some responsibility here?
Creative Cocktails
March 6th , 2015
6pm – 9pm
Gallery Aferro in collaboration with MEDINA=CITI presents a new event series that incorporates art, entrepreneurship, and technology. Eric Nadler of JC Fab Lab will be presenting and Heather Johnson’s artwork will be on display!
Have a cocktail and enjoy the company of other creative people as we get ready for spring!
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About Heather Johnson:
Heather grew up moving from place to place. Dramatic cultural transitions defined each move: Hawaii to suburban Chicago; Rio Grande du Sol, Brazil to Heber City, Utah; Woking, Surrey, England to Houston, Texas. This process, along with an entrenched fondness for motorcycles and long road trips, has inspired her investigation of rootlessness, of moving through space without connecting to it. Her work examines spaces from the perspective of an outsider looking in, positioning the viewer to gaze intimately at things that are temporary, generally ignored, or distorted by memory.
Gallery Aferro has a wide range of work by Johnson currently on view at Equal Space. Sales directly support the artist’s current solo motorcycle journey across the US, Mexico, and South America.
Women-in-novation
“I think that while education and support for youth programs are extremely important, they don’t have to be the only project women work on. In fact, learning how to make money on a profitable business model, becoming a successful tech entrepreneur and then funding education and youth programs is another way to have a big impact on those areas and it empowers women to hold the purse strings.
Fun fact: Women entrepreneurs are 18% less likely to get funding from VCs, but according to research done by Emory University, are ~5% more likely to report a profit. Time to change that from 18% less likely, to 50% more likely – what do ya say?”
Newark Makers Unite!
March 3rd , 2015
6pm – 8pm
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Calling all Makers and Urban Entrepreneurs!! Come join us for our inaugural meetup March 2nd at Equal Space! Let’s come together, share our craft, meet new friends and potential collaborators!
We welcome guest speaker, artist, maker, teacher, Grigory Gurevich, to talk about the artistic heritage of Newark, and the challenges and opportunities facing makers today. Grigory was a teacher at the Newark School of Industrial and Fine Arts, he is also the artist commissioned to do the cast bronze piece “The Commuters” that lives in the hallway connecting Penn Station to the Light Rail. He is a jack of all trades spanning several artistic mediums.
More information about Grigory can be read here.
Looking forward to meeting everyone Monday, March 2!!