Shareable: Life & Art

How to Reinvent the Potluck

08.27.10, 4:39pm Comments (1)

There is a powerful social aspect to sharing. It may seem obvious, but it takes two people to share. And sharing works even better with three, five, ten or even 50 people all sharing in group format. Sharing is social. And therefore maintaining he

Is A Donation-Driven Creative Economy Sustainable?

By Paul M. Davis

08.26.10, 8:31am Comments (10)

We’re over a decade into the digital music revolution, and there’s a million ideas of how to compensate artists in a post-label world, but no sure bet. Big-name artists like Radiohead

When Your Community Lets You Down

By Corbyn Hightower

08.25.10, 8:50am Comments (9)

One of the most amazing things about the process of our economic downsizing has been how embraced and supported we feel by our friends, neighbors, and surrounding communit

What Lost Generation?

By Ann Danylkiw

08.24.10, 4:08pm Comments (2)

OUTRAGE! Is anybody else between the ages of 20 and 30 tired of being written off by the media as a "lost generation"? It

How to Share Your Car with a Stranger

By Lauren Anderson

08.19.10, 11:04am Comments (0)

For decades, owning a car has been a status symbol, and its possession and use a private thing. Traditional car rentals cater to those who need a car temporarily, but the real problem is that the average car sits idle for 23 hours per day. While s

A tale of a tale of a shareable future, part 4: Revisions

By Benjamin Rosenbaum

08.19.10, 7:29am Comments (1)

One of the most surprising things, for me, about becoming a working writer, has been the discovery of how social a profession it is.

Finding the Balance

By Stephanie Smith

08.17.10, 3:31pm Comments (1)

In response to my first post Vlad Solodovnyk writes:

To share is human.

Fiction of a Future Age

By Paul M. Davis

08.17.10, 9:51am Comments (8)

It’s an uncertain time for emerging authors: the traditional model of getting a book published no longer holds. Traditionalists warn that authors who distribute their work online will never get taken seriously by agents or large publishing h

Social Strategies for Hard Times

By Melinda Blau

08.16.10, 7:56am Comments (0)

An artist I saw recently on the nightly news had her own studio–but no one was buying. When people are worried about putting food

Dear Facebook, You Call That Sharing? (Towards a Sharing Manifesto)

By Stephanie Smith

08.13.10, 12:11pm Comments (11)

The resource-sharing movement is building, but to get it to the next level (where sharing is a natural, easy part of our daily lives) we need more people to dive in and start doing it. The more people do it, the better we’ll get at it, and t

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