The Video of The Month May 2010 - Derek Sivers

A Leader's Perspective on How To Start A Movement with Derek Sivers.

Photographer Exhibition of the Month June 2010 - Swiatoslaw Wojtkowiak, a travellers view of Indian Festivals

Each month the Creative Leadership Forum curates an art exhibition using the digital platform Cooliris that captures and aggregrates images uploaded to Flickr, Picasa and MediaRSS

Our photographic exhibition for June 2010 is by award winner Polish photographer Swiatoslaw Wojtkowiak. Amongst other awards, he has won National Geographic photo competition 2007 , Ist prize, category people and Grand Prix, People and Planet International Photo competition, Australia 2008. His stunning photographic essay on Indian Festivals captures a fascinating insight to the ancient spiritual world of Indian culture still celebrated to-day.

Video of the Month May 2010 - Build A Tower, Build A Team

Tom Wujec presents some surprisingly deep research into the "marshmallow problem" -- a simple team-building exercise that involves dry spaghetti, one yard of tape and a marshmallow. Who can build the tallest tower with these ingredients? And why does a surprising group always beat the average?.

Artist of the Month May 2010 - Jeff Safi - Photographing Creativitry

The Creative Leadership Forum Art Gallery

"Jef Safi "

"Photographing Creativity"

Each month the Creative Leadership Forum curates an art exhibition using video and the digital platform Cooliris that captures and aggregrates images uploaded to Flickr, Picasa and MediaRSS

Our featured photographer this month is Jef Safi, whose photographic output concentrates on trying to capture the themes of creativity and all its paradoxes and ambiguities
Scroll across the wall to see the full extent of the randomly collected images and click through to Jef Safi's Flickr site for more wonderful images

A Short Movie Inspired by The Collusion of Numbers, Geometry and Nature

Nature by Numbers from Cristóbal Vila on Vimeo.

A short movie by Cristobal Vila In Nature by Numbers, animates images of data to reveal the natural existence of Fibonacci sequences, the golden ratio, and Delaunay triangulation. As one commentator said "Even if you don't know what those three things are, the video will rock your socks off.".