Idea No. 250: Miranda’s Hearth
the idea: start a community art hotel called Miranda’s Hearth the ideator: Miranda Aisling Well my friends it’s here, the big one, the one you’ve all been waiting for. The …
Idea No. 249: The Ink Seed Project
the idea: create a quarterly press full of local art for local readers the ideator: Megan Guidarelli “The Ink Seed Project is a quarterly press dedicated to the empowerment, education, and …
Idea No. 238: Play Me, I’m Yours – Boston Edition
the idea: get local artists to paint donated pianos and then put them out on the street so that anyone can play them the ideator: Luke Jerram and Celebrity Series of …
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Idea No. 235: Stop Telling Women to Smile
the idea: create a public art project addressing street harassment the ideator: Tatyana Fazlalizadeh Stop Telling Women to Smile is an incredible public art project by Brooklyn-based artist Tatyana Fazlalizadeh. In it, …
Idea No. 234: Everyday Modeling
the idea: get everyday people to model your clothes the ideator: Debenhams Debenhams, a U.K. based clothing store, has decided to change things up when it comes to their fall …
Idea No. 218: Somerville’s Little Library
the idea: set up an outside library where people can take a book and leave a book the ideator: James Fox and Akil Williams The Somerville public library has recently decided to …
Idea No. 210: Make a Library out of an Abandoned Walmart
the idea: make a library out of an abandoned Walmart the ideator: Meyer, Scherer & Rockcastle What used to be an abandoned Walmart in McAllen, Texas was converted into the largest …
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Idea No. 204: Send Rumi on a Wild West Adventure
the idea: raise enough money to send a NYC kid on a Wild West Adventure the ideator: Brandon Stanton from Humans of New York I’ve been following Brandon’s work on …
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Idea No. 203: The Camp Gyno
the idea: make a tampon advertisement starring a brassy 12-year-old giving some real talk the ideator: HelloFlo There’s not much more you can say after this commercial except how true it …