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Working Creative

Reb Carlson

Dissecting the economic power of art and culture — how creativity gets built, branded, and monetized in a global culture economy.

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Saved for Later: Who’s Buying, Who’s Belonging

September through December is a busy time of year for me. My day job ramps up, my kids are back in school, the holidays are approaching, and The Gallery ATX has its final events of the year. I do have a slew of posts planned for the last fe...

3 days ago
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More Ways to Play: Q3 on Working Creative

I picked up TIME’s special edition on Pokémon’s 30th anniversary for a nostalgic reason. I grew up on it, and now I’m introducing it to my son. But the strategist in me read it for a different question: how did a Game Boy game become the hi...

12 days ago
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What's Your Jam?

Last week, deep in some desktop research, I stumbled onto something I didn’t know still existed: an archive of my This Is My Jam page. It held twelve fine choices from 2012 to 2014.

If you weren’t around for it, the premise was simpl...

19 days ago
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Saved for Later: The Open Door Economy

This week has felt messy and unexpected. It’s challenging to keep up with the news cycle, especially as we ease into big fall events like NYFW and the upcoming midterm elections. I’ve spent the last couple of weeks thinking about the balanc...

21 days ago

The Future of Your Creative Career Depends on What You Do in the Next Two Months

In 2020, I found myself at the start of the pandemic in lockdown, losing my consulting contract because no one was doing business travel during COVID. I took the opportunity of having downtime for the first time in my career to actually ref...

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  • Reb Carlson

    Reb Carlson is an artist and 15-year award-winning marketing strategist, with work recognized by Cannes, SABRE Awards, Effie, and more. Lives in ATX where she works at a digital marketing agency and serves on the board of The Gallery ATX.

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