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Monthly Archives: November 2012
IC Week 2 (Nov 19-23)
It’s been an incredible week of meetings. The biggest was the Imagination Catalyst Advisory Council meeting on Tuesday afternoon, which featured Helmut and Sara presenting an update on the IC to the (very distinguished!) group. Included were some slides depicting … Continue reading
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IC Week 1 (Nov 12-16)
I’ve started working with the Imagination Catalyst — OCADU’s business incubator and centre for commercialization and entrepreneurship. It’s an exciting environment: OCADU has grown rapidly over the past few years, and the IC is one of its newest additions.
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Dissolve
Last night was the premiere of Dissolve — a dance piece by Elizabeth Chitty and the Niagara Dance Company, and my first time collaborating with a choreographer. The artist’s notes: Our time is one of rapid change and dissolving boundaries. … Continue reading