Creative Challenge

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    4th Creative Challenge Participants Visit Storey Publishing

    Earlier this month, nineteen Berkshire creatives convened at Storey Publishing to participate in the 4th Berkshire Creative Challenge at Storey Publishing. The 19 participants were selected from a pool of 29 applicants, who felt that they might have book ideas appropriate for Storey. Creatives from...

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    From The North Adams Transcript: Storey hosts latest Creative Challenge; winner stands to gain $500 or book deal

    By Jennifer Huberdeau Thursday January 20, 2011 NORTH ADAMS — How much is an idea worth? It could be worth $500 or a book deal to Storey Publishing, host of the latest Berkshire Creative Challenge. The local publishing house, located at Mass MoCA, is hoping...

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    Berkshire Creative Announces NEW Creative Challenge at Storey Publishing!

    BACKGROUND For 25 years, Storey Publishing has helped millions of readers discover the joy and satisfaction of doing more for themselves. Through an array of how-to books, Storey arms readers with practical skills and inspiration on a range of do-it-yourself topics: from gardening, cooking, knitting...

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    Creative Challenge

    The Creative Challenge connects Berkshire manufacturers and businesses to local designers, engineers, and creative workers with the aim of stimulating innovative research and development for existing and/or new product lines Since 2009, Berkshire Creative has partnered with 3 major Berkshire institutions to present  Creative Challenges,...

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    MASS MoCA stores purchase over $6000 of locally produced goods through Berkshire Creative Challenge

    Just in time for the Holiday season the Berkshire Creative Challenge has successfully connected the MASS MoCA stores with creative goods from 17 local makers. Of the $6000 worth of locally produced goods 75% were purchased and 25% were consigned by HARDWARE The MASS MoCA...

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    From The Advocate: Berkshire Creative is a driving force in the Berkshire’s economy

    By KELLY BEVAN Tuesday November 23, 2010 John Neiner, a graphic designer and chief art director with his family-owned Pixel Graphic Design Studio in Pittsfield, found his firm — not unlike many other Berkshire-based businesses — struggling during the economic recession. Downsized to only one...

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    3rd Creative Challenge Participants Visit MASS MoCA

    Sixteen berkshire creatives convened at MASS MoCA for the third Berkshire Creative Challenge. During the behind-the-scenes site visit, the participants learned about the museums schedule, needs and their two two retail spaces, Hardware at MASS MoCA and their Williamstown satellite store, MASS MoCA by Design....

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    Berkshire Eagle Creative Challenge Coverage

    Mass MoCA issues challenge to sell Berkshire-created crafts By Jennifer Huberdeau, New England Newspapers Monday September 13, 2010 NORTH ADAMS — Mass MoCA is looking for locally created wares to add to the line of fun and functional products sold at its two retail shops....

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    Berkshire Creative Announces NEW Creative Challenge at The MASS MoCA Stores

    BACKGROUND MASS MoCA is the largest visual and performing arts center in North America; a world-class cultural institution that exists to catalyze and support the creation of new art, expose its visitors to bold visual and performing arts, and re-invigorate the life of a region...

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    Crane Creative Challenge Covered on WAMC

    Local Talent Paired With National Firm Charlie Deitz (2010-07-09) “As a way to stimulate the local creative economy, a Pittsfield based group is connecting creative designers with large firms in the region through what’s being called the Creative Challenge. WAMC’s Berkshire Bureau Chief Charlie Deitz...

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