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New Imagination Conversation Videos are Online

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Scott Noppe-Brandon

For those of you who haven’t been able to attend any Imagination Conversations, there are, fortunately, many recordings of these events available online. Since 2009, 36 Conversations have taken place across the U.S. We can now add to the list of those that have been recorded the Los Angeles and Florida Conversations.

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Nurturing the Next Steve Jobs

Posted on November 3, 2011 by Scott Noppe-Brandon

Steve Jobs’s death on October 5 has sparked a public conversation about the personal qualities that enabled his astounding innovations and successes. Gene Pinder, writing for the North Carolina-based News and Observer, singles out one factor: Jobs “joined his love for the humanities and art with steely analytical thinking and discipline. Both served him well, [...]

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Watch America’s Imagination Summit

Posted on September 30, 2011 by Scott Noppe-Brandon

In case you were on vacation in August or just spending some quality time away from the computer, Lincoln Center Institute (LCI) would like to remind you that comprehensive video footage of America’s Imagination Summit, the major event we hosted here in New York City on July 21-22, is available online.

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Imagination Now Is Back

Posted on August 22, 2011 by Scott Noppe-Brandon

My fellow bloggers and I are thrilled to announce the return of Imagination Now after a brief summer hiatus. Let me tell you about a few of the exciting developments that have kept Lincoln Center Institute busy in recent months. LCI hosted America’s Imagination Summit—the capstone of our two-year, national Imagination Conversations initiative—on July 21 [...]

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Ten Imaginative Thinkers to Follow on Twitter

Posted on April 6, 2011 by Ashleigh Blomfield

“What is the root of creativity and how can we unlock the power of imaginative thinking?” Here at Lincoln Center Institute we think about this question quite often. We turn to books and Web resources to gain insight into the subject, with authors discussing the latest theories in cognition, creative problem solving, and intrinsic motivation. [...]

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Creativity World Forum

Posted on August 23, 2010 by Linda Miles

The Creativity World Forum, to be held in Oklahoma City this November 15 – 17, is an annual event of the International Districts of Creativity. This very exciting international gathering of creative individuals will certainly prove to be an interesting marketplace of ideas. Among the 24 luminaries to speak will be: Daniel Pink; Sir Ken [...]

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