Still not using email marketing? Are you wondering why you should use it and if it will work for your business? Here’s what you need to know. Email marketing is one of the most cost-effective tools you can use to communicate with your customers, clients, or membership groups. According to a study by Litmus, email … [Read more…]
12 Great Tips to Increase Productivity at Work—Infographic How to Increase Productivity in a Working Place High performance in companies and other institutions is the key to success, and needs to be kept on the highest level possible. There are many ways in which one can increase productivity within an institution, and this takes several … [Read more…]
Share: Unleash the power of your creativity by exploring new tools! If you’re a realist painter, you can use them to craft natural textures, and for you abstract painters or expressionists, you can experiment with unique shapes and forms. We’ve pulled together a list of our personal top 5 tools for you to consider adding … [Read more…]
Expressionist artist MG Stout, Mary Gallagher Stout, paints to relieve stress and exercise her brain intellectually and emotionally. Her creative process allows her to tap into her intuition, and go with the flow. The artist will be exhibiting at Spectrum Miami art fair in booth #1408 during Art Basel Miami Beach, a favorite fair by … [Read more…]
Curious about fuel cells and electric vehicles? In this interesting episode of How Things Work, we will take you through the fascinating mechanics of fuel cells and how they’re used to propel electric vehicles. Estimated reading time: 3 minutes, 39 seconds.
It starts with personal stuff like happiness, travel, and hobbies. Next I want you to think about the work you did in the studio and how it changed. Dig deep into your creative output and I’m certain you’ll have a few aha moments. Then, because it’s vital to keep learning in order to grow, reflect … [Read more…]
Marie Selby Botanical Gardens’ latest exhibition explores the artistry of photographer Robert Mapplethorpe and singer/songwriter/poet Patti Smith through horticulture installations inspired by their work. “Robert Mapplethorpe and Patti Smith: Flowers, Poetry and Light,” is the latest exhibition at Marie Selby Botanical Gardens. Curated by Dr. Carol Ockman, Selby’s curator-at-large, this show explores the importance of … [Read more…]
For 13 years, Southern Utahns grew familiar with the writing and photography of journalist Brian Passey, an authority on matters pertaining to art and entertainment for The Spectrum & Daily News. Passey returns to St. George to discuss the life and legacy of the late Glen Blakely, Feb. 16 at 7 p.m., during this month’s … [Read more…]
Robert Cumming, an artist best known for Conceptual photographs that were instrumental in a major transformation of camera work in the 1970s and early ’80s, died Dec. 16 in Desert Hot Springs, Calif. He was 78. According to his life partner, Margaret Irwin-Brandon, Cumming died from complications of Parkinson’s disease. Cumming worked primarily in black-and-white, … [Read more…]
Nov. 21—Photographs capture a moment in time. They also set place. It’s a medium that is precise, yet within the precision there’s room for discussion. These are some of the reasons behind the “Tempo y Tiempo” exhibit at the National Hispanic Cultural Center Art Museum, which is currently open to the public. It’s the first … [Read more…]