As part of CreativeMornings’ fifth birthday, Kelli Anderson gives her best advice.
Kelli Anderson was one of the many speakers at our Birthday Bash, celebrating five years of CreativeMornings! We invited back some past speakers to offer up the advice they wish they received when they first graduated.
About the speaker
Kelli Anderson is an artist, designer, and tinkerer who is constantly exploring new ways to create images and experiences. From sketching and photographing to printing and coding, she draws upon a variety of analog and digital skills to create her projects. She is the one of the collaborators behind the counterfeited New York Times, which gave readers a glimpse into a utopian future, as well as the designer of the Paper Record Player Wedding Invitation, which, when folded just so, transforms the invitation into a manually-spun paper record player. Through layering and mixing materials, Kelli designs engaging paper works and experimental websites that invite people to think and interact in new ways. More importantly, she makes delicious fudge.
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Less advice. More empathy.
We find ourselves in this privileged position as people who make things and people who can change the world.
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Hosted by
Galapagos Art Space
16 Main St.
Brooklyn, NY United States 11201
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Videographer Ben Hallman