Craig Worrell (www.cbworrell.com) talks about his work and inspiration on the Inspire Ingenuity campaign postcard.  We worked with Craig using a template of 1960′s travel posters and the results are pretty stunning.  You can download a hi-res version of Worrell’s work here.  While you’re at it, why not support Ingenuity with a donation?

Alyssa Lee Wilmot discusses TXT Me Move Me, an interactive movement piece featured at IngenuityFest 2011.  Wilmot’s group A dance explores movement not only in dance and by dancers, but normal people in normal situation.  TXT Me Move Me at Ingenuity is a perfect example of this kind of work.  Wilmot and her crew collected cell phone numbers from Ingenuity attendees under the guise of a corporate promotion.  Then they sent texts  out live giving movement instructions.  In this podcast, Wilmot talks about the work at Ingenuity and her thoughts on technology as art and art as technology.

Erica Mott presented The Victory Project at IngenuityFest 2011. This is an interview between James Krouse, director of programming for IngenuityFest, and Mott about the piece and the experience of presenting it at the Festival.  Chuck Karnak and the Ingenuity Crew created a truly unique experience in the center span of the bridge allowing dancers to move through the crowds and still be lit.  Dance 100ft above the Cuyahoga river was a true Ingenuity moment.