Newtopia | Issue #10 - May 2003: "The Creative Economy"
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40 MILLION STRONG by Charles Shaw What are the political responsibilities of the Creative Class? |
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THE GAY CONTINGENT by Kimberly Nichols Palm Springs and the Gay Community |
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FREE—FROM WHAT? by Bryan Brickner, PhD The Creative Class faces an ideological chasm in the New World Order. |
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TOWARDS A JUST PROSPERITY by Brian Clardy, PhD A challenge to the Creative 100 on the broader questions of poverty and opportunity. |
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WITHERING HEIGHTS by Rajgopal Nidamboor Adressing the Age Divide in the Creative Class. |
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DREADED CITY by Marcus Reichert Feature Poetry and Painting by Marcus Reichert. |
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THE TYGERS OF WRATH: Who's Afraid of the Avant Garde by Akin Olatidoye The ancient call to arouse imagination, creativity, and conceptualisation to new heights is enrapturing and many have risen to heed it. |
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THE STAY-PUFT MARSHMELLOW MAN AND THE QUEST FOR IT by Colin Shea Expat tech worker regales the new ecomomy good life in the Czech Republic. |
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FAST FOOD SALVATION by Michael Calderone Consumption and the Creative Class. |
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SOTHIC: CREATIVE LIFE AND WORK by Dianna and Bryan Brickner Always on, productivity knows no limits when driven by creativity. |
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A SENSORY (NOT CENSORED) ENVIRONMENT FOR THE CREATIVE CLASS by Danielle Wallace Examining the Seedy as Sexy: how urban grit and crime attract creative types seeking realism. |
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3AM ETERNAL by Erica Coslor Nightlife and Entertainment for the Creative Class. |
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DIRK DIGGLER, SADDAM NATION, AND THE METAPHYSICS OF MOUSTACHE HATING by Just'n Lodge Aussie Just'n Lodge wonders why all totalitarians are so fond of the ole push broom. |
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THE MEMPHIS MANIFESTO by Charles Shaw The full document and photos from the Summit |
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 INTIFADA JOURNALS: A Voice From Jerusalem From the shattered streets of Israel and the Occupied Territories comes a vivid account of one man's anguish and determination to make sense of a conflict seemingly without end. Living at the very heart of East Jerusalem, Henry Carse, writer, practical theologian, scholar, and father of four children living amidst the mayhem, ventures out to engage with Israeli and Palestinian friends alike to starkly reveal the desperation and hope that thrive in that barren place. |
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VII. - FROM A DISTANCE VIII. - SOME PEOPLE MARCHING |
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CRITICAL ASPIRATIONS by RD Kushner An alternative to the life you've been dreaming, the ideas you've been drinking, and the rhetoric you've been eating. |
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DIARY OF A MADMOM by Catherine O'Sullivan Newtopia's resident mother hen chimes in on Motherhood and its role in the New World Order. |
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LETTERS FROM THE UK by Cameron Carter A monthly musing from our boys across the pond at CODE UNCUT MAGAZINE |
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CONSIDER THE PEPPER by Laurie Kuntz |
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DEMOCTATORSHIP by Nancy Abdel Messieh |
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LOST TOMORROW by Krissy Brady |
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GIRAFFE by Donald Dewey |
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HIGHRISE by Glenn Brigaldino |
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GOOGLE DOODLE by Lane Ashfeldt Google isn't: a solution. Google is: the new tv for netheads who have switched off from terrestrial. |
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SOLDATA'S MIRAGE by Utahna Faith Fiction by Utahna Faith |
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EMPATHY CAPITALIZED by Rajgopal Nidamboor A Review of Rich DeVos' Compassionate Capitalism. |
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BUZZWORDS WEST by Greg Farnum Cultural news and scenes from across America. |
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CINEMASHRINK: BASIC by Dr. Jane Alexander Stewart |
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EXCERPT FROM KARA RUN A feature-length screenplay by Tom Bradley |
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SEPTEMBER 11th A review of the film, by Irene Tejaratchi |
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URBS IN HORTO by Charles Shaw and Carrie Mapes A Photo Essay by Charles Shaw and Carrie Mapes |