2014 has been a year of festivals for The Creative Voice. To be exact, four – back to back. As tiring as it’s been, the learning is invaluable. Whether you’re a sucker for punishment or you have ants in your pants, there’s nothing like a festival to push those creative boundaries and test your resourcefulness. I humbly offer you my Top 3 Tips on running – and surviving – a successful festival.
This is the story of a pig. A pig who “outlived everyone in his class by thirteen and a half years”. His is a story of survival, and not just his own, but of all those who had the privilege of knowing him. His name was Christopher Hogwood. A good […]
Musings: Urbanscapes 2013, An Art Perspective “However, one booth in particular did catch my eye on Day 1. A duo with a project called Post Scripted from Singapore were doing something quite unusual. They weren’t encouraging people to paint on things or write stuff on a wall, but instead were […]
Galicier Confectionery is a veritable class act, not just for their kueh-mueh and the choice of word in “confectionery”, but also for the lesson they’ve unwittingly imparted: Provide a good quality product with customer service that is unfeigned, and your customers will come back. Again and again and again and again.
Spoken Word as an art form is an expression that makes thoughts and letters jump out from their pages. A performance either delights or disgusts its audience, but there’s no denying that it engages.
I’m now contributing arts & culture stories and reviews to TheSmartLocal.com. My virgin post is on Regression, the curtain-raiser to Lit Up 2013, an indie arts festival.
