
Art, commerce, and the creative life. For makers, marketers, and anyone who thinks culture is worth taking seriously.
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Saved for Later is where I round up the art, culture, and industry stories I've been thinking about this week — the ones I bookmarked to actually sit down and read this weekend. Same brand strategy and culture-economy lens as always. Here's...
I visited the Whitney Biennial this past June with my five-year-old son. The last time I was here, in 2024, my daughter was still an infant, strapped to my chest, taking in far less than the walls around her. Four years and two kids later,...
A quick note on the rename: this used to run as Hot Links. But if I’m honest, very little of what I bookmark is actually hot — it’s just interesting, and it usually sits in a tab (or five) for weeks before I circle back. Saved for Later is...
Full disclosure up front: I’ll be in Arlington in a couple of weeks watching this band perform live, so treat everything that follows accordingly. But even setting the fandom aside, this is one of the cleaner case studies I’ve seen in a whi...
I’ve been referencing “the pope manifesto on AI” all summer. To anyone who will listen — my agency team, my board at The Gallery ATX, my husband over dinner when he clearly wants to talk about something else. Officially it’s called Magnific...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
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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