Entertainment Overnight -- Creativity

New "Mind Museum" in Philippines

After getting and opening our own cool new building in downtown Kansas City, the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, I was drawn today to an article in Fast Company magazine about a new "Mind Museum" that opens this December. Take a look:

Another view:

It's really an incredible concept, when you think about it--a museum on and for and about the mind. Humankind's tendency has always been to have museums on and about tangible things like trains or natural history. Here is a museum about the mind and how it works and what it can do. It seems the types of displays it could have would be virtually, if not actually, unlimited. They would be only limited by their own imaginations. And their minds. It makes for fascinating stuff, architecturally as well as for and on its subject. Link: http://www.fastcompany.com/magazine/161/philippine-mind-museum

On creativity

Ira Glass, from NPR's "This American Life": Links: http://www.thisamericanlife.org/; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ira_Glass

"Anonymous" seems to be a collective outgrowth of Banksy

Doesn't it?

Quote of the day

"It seems the only things that matter are not hurting another, love and creating things, creating beauty, being creative and expressing your own individuality."

In case you hadn't seen the local "Backin' Up Song" video

Whoever did it looks as though he or she may have a career in front of them. Have a great Thursday, everybody.