1. Los Angeles Annual Event
October 28-30th Annual Investor Event
Whether you are an experienced investor in arts and entertainment, an avid culture consumer open to constructive engagement or a foundation trying to understand better the cultural “context”...
2. A Journey of Art, Faith, and Culture
Excerpts from Refractions, by Makoto Fujimura.
In my studio, I use ground minerals such as malachite and azurite, layering them to create prismatic refractions, or “visual jazz.” Via my art I hope to create a mediated reality of...
The Modern Relevance of Classic...
“What goes around comes around. For emotional urgency, evocative power, and sustained impact The Grapes of Wrath has few peers in American fiction. Seven decades later it has never been out of print...
Los Angeles Annual Event
October 28-30th Annual Investor Event
Whether you are an experienced investor in arts and entertainment, an avid culture consumer open to constructive engagement or a foundation trying to understand better...
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Guidelines for Strategic Cultural...
By John Seel, PHD
Paste Magazine is a monthly music and entertainment magazine for people who enjoy discovering new music and prize substance and songcraft over fads and pop consumerism. Their aim is to...
About Wedgwood Circle
The Wedgwood Circle exists to promote that which is true, good, and beautiful for the common good through the cultural avenues of arts and entertainment.Ideas have consequences, and culture is consequential in shaping ideas. This has always been true. Damon of Athens wrote: Give me the songs of a nation, and it matters not who writes its laws. With the advent of technology that delivers round-the-clock content to individuals everywhere, the impact of the arts and entertainment sectors on worldview belief and attitudes is greater than ever. Although this reality feels overwhelming, it also dictates engagement. It is not sufficient to critique the culture or remove ourselves from it. Michaelangelo suggested that we criticize by creating.
