[Hidden-tech] Boy, Hidden-Techies are creative!

[A - Z International]

Hi guys,

If you read anything about economic development, you can't help have 
tripped over Richard Florida's "RISE OF THE CREATIVE CLASS." 
Florida's writings have spawned lots of creative activities in towns 
all over the country. Amherst is no exception, and it's not 
surprising to find Hidden-Techies part of creative activities. From 
time to time, when I hear of how we are part of Florida's "creative 
class," I'll pass on a notice.

So a head's up that one of our very first Hidden-Techies, Alan 
Hurwitz, will have some of his photos on display next Thursday 
evening during the Amherst ArtWalk. His photos will be up at the new 
Chamber offices on Amity Street in the new Amherst Cinema complex, 
which is worth seeing as it evolves. So are Alan's photos, many taken 
on travels worldwide as part of his work as an organizational diagnosis expert.

I also understand that Carlyn Saltman is in France (or was) to 
present one of her films at a French film festival. Carlyn presented 
on Oct. 3 at the New Media program.

So if you have these sorts of accomplishments, don't hesitate to post 
them to the list and our FORUMS. And mark them CREATIVE. You'll find 
that this is a big buzz word (for better or worse) and you may get 
some attention from those checking for that label.

best,

Amy Zuckerman
Hidden-Tech Founder, Clerk