General
July 29, 2020
Collective Resiliency Summit
Creative Migration is honored to partner with
Women of Color Collective in Sustainability (WOC/CS)
for the first-ever Collective Resiliency Summit.
On July 31, this full-day virtual summit will bring together leaders, changemakers and pioneers who are creating a future of sustainable industries and a climate movement that is inclusive, equitable and reimagines the relationship between people and planet.
Women of Color professionals and experts convened to talk about what it looks like to solve critical challenges in order to create a greener world.
RSVP here!
Women of Color professionals and experts convened to talk about what it looks like to solve critical challenges in order to create a greener world.
#CollectiveResiliencySummit #CRS #CRS2020 #Sustainability #Women #WomenofColor #ThisIsWhatSustainabilityLooksLike
November 27, 2017
SIGGRAPH Asia 2017 - VR Showcase (November 27 - 30)
Creative Migration is curating the Multi-User A-Painter Live VR Painting Room at SIGGRAPH Asia from November 27 - 30 in Bangkok, Thailand!
We will be working with the following artists and students:
Artists
Simona Meesaiyati
Topp Leeaphon
Ugo Li
Eiji Sumi
Soichiro Shimizu
Sakson Rouypirom
Students
Suchonm Prompunya
Kamonkarn Rattanaudomsawatt
Pimpawee Pratumrat
1 student selected from SATI Foundation
Artists
Simona Meesaiyati
Topp Leeaphon
Ugo Li
Eiji Sumi
Soichiro Shimizu
Sakson Rouypirom
Students
Suchonm Prompunya
Kamonkarn Rattanaudomsawatt
Pimpawee Pratumrat
1 student selected from SATI Foundation
September 20, 2016
INSTAR (Institute of Artivism Hannah Arendt)
Stay tuned for our exciting and, of course, humorous project with NYC based artist Zefrey Throwell investigating the DIY, underground and ad hoc systems of Cuban capitalism as it collides with new influence from the United States.
Founded by artist Zoe Crosher, the "Fainting Club is an old boys’ club, for girls. It gathers over food and drinks when inspiration strikes, and aims to strike its members with inspiration. It celebrates and draws creative women from multiple disciplines—artists, writers, filmmakers, chefs, musicians— and welcomes any and all like-minded souls. Started in Los Angeles and based on the knowledge that strong, interesting and intelligent women are more powerful as a group, the club has begun to expand internationally. It now has chapters in New York, Mexico City, London and Hong Kong. All new members must be invited in person or, if distance prevents this, verbally, as connection and conversation are key to the club’s purpose. The only requirement for joining is a generous, collaborative spirit and a willingness to support other women.”
– Charlotte Druckman (New York Times, T Magazine Article)
Creative Migration is now a proud member of Arts for LA, an organization that helps communities throughout Los Angeles County advocate for greater investment in the arts.
Come join us at LA CONVERGENCE on October 29, 2015 for Los Angeles County's annual convening of leaders in arts, culture, and arts education! Click here for more information!
September 28, 2015
Royal Society of the Arts
21st century enlightenment: Enriching society through ideas and action.
Our founder, Susannah Tantemsapya, has been newly elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (RSA) in London, England.
Established in 1754, the RSA is a prestigious society that includes Benjamin Franklin, Charles Dickens, Karl Marx and Stephen Hawking amongst its notable past and present members. The RSA's mission is to create the conditions for the enlightened thinking and collaborative action needed to address today's most pressing social challenges.
The organization serves this mission by acting as a global hub, by enabling millions of people to access the most creative ideas, by nurturing networks of innovators, and through researching, testing and sharing practical interventions.
February 18, 2014
Artists’ Pay for Radio Play - Rally & Concert
Creative Migration is now a sponsor of the Content Creators Coalition! Catch their upcoming event, Artists’ Pay for Radio Play - Rally & Concert.
This is a general admission, standing event.
Happy hour from 6-7 pm including $3 beer annd $5 well drinks.
RSVP for FREE: rsvp@lprnyc.com
Facebook Event
The United States is the only democratic country in the world where artists don’t get paid for radio airplay. Currently, the short list of countries that share the United States’ position on this issue includes: Iran, North Korea, China, Vietnam and Rwanda. On February 25th, joinmusic makers and music lovers alike in urging Congress to support artists’ pay for radio play.
Sign the petition!! for Artists’ Pay for Radio Play - visit CCC-NYC.org
October 15, 2012
WIDERSTAND - lecture at Cal State Poly Pomona
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