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Ted Bilich
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Ted Bilich's Groups
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Cozone at the Artisphere…
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ART HUB News
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New Media Initiatives
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Artisphere
23 members
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Coworking
29 members
Ted Bilich's Discussions
Best Painting Classes?
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Ted Bilich Dec 30, 2009.
Online Inspiration Portals
Started Feb 11, 2009
Achieving Criticality / Making the Tree Grow / The Magic of Creative Crowds
3 Replies
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ted Bilich Feb 6, 2009.
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Heather Schaefer commented on Ted Bilich's event Arlington Arts 2030 - Charting Art's Future in the County
Kristina Dugan commented on Ted Bilich's event Arlington Arts 2030 - Charting Art's Future in the County"Heck yeah...onward and upward!!!"
"Count me in, I look forward to hearing your forecast for 2030."
Ted Bilich's event was featuredArlington Arts 2030 - Charting Art's Future in the County at Rosslyn Spectrum Theatre
July 21, 2010 from 6pm to 8pm
What will the arts in Arlington look like in 2030? How can your input shape how creativity and innovation thrive in the County? Join us at the Rosslyn Spectrum Theatre, for Join us for food, wine, and a lively discussion of an important County project designed to answer these questions.The Arlington Arts Commission is undertaking a study, Arlington Arts 2030, to review and update County arts support policies and to develop a vision of the arts for the next 20 years. AAC plans at least one…See More
Jay Gerard commented on Ted Bilich's event Arlington Arts 2030 - Charting Art's Future in the County"I will be out of town, Look forward to a full report, and next steps."
Ted Bilich posted an eventArlington Arts 2030 - Charting Art's Future in the County at Rosslyn Spectrum Theatre
July 21, 2010 from 6pm to 8pm
What will the arts in Arlington look like in 2030? How can your input shape how creativity and innovation thrive in the County? Join us at the Rosslyn Spectrum Theatre, for Join us for food, wine, and a lively discussion of an important County project designed to answer these questions.The Arlington Arts Commission is undertaking a study, Arlington Arts 2030, to review and update County arts support policies and to develop a vision of the arts for the next 20 years. AAC plans at least one…See More
Mary Welch Higgins joined Ted Bilich's group
Educational Innovation
This is a group devoted to discussing and implementing new ideas in education.
Kathleen McSweeney replied to Ted Bilich's discussion "Brain Rules" -- A Lab School for Arlington? in the group Educational Innovation"Ted - Did your meeting ever happen? Have you discussed the idea with anyone from APS?
Kathleen"
Profile Information
- What is your interest in the Creative Arlington beta community?
- Co-Founder
- How do you or would like to use your imagination and original ideas to enrich the economy and culture in Arlington, and beyond?
- I bring people together to make communities stronger. By creating a group where people can interact, plan, take risks, and even make some mistakes, we can enrich Arlington, create new products, places, and, services, and have fun at the same time.
- Organization/Business
- Jones Day
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- I'm a partner with the Washington DC office of the international law firm of Jones Day. I specialize in litigation and business counseling. I also teach at Georgetown University Law Center. I'm involved in many activities, from national politics to local community empowerment. I'm a member of the American Law Institute, a commissioner on the Arlington Economic Development Commission, and a board member of the Northern Virginia Conservation Trust. I'm a former president of the Latino Student Fund, former board member of the Washington Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs, former board member of the Washington Humane Society, former member of the DC Bar Litigation Section Steering Committee, former board member of the Hispanic Bar Association of DC Foundation, and former president of the Ashton Heights Civic Association. In my spare time, I'm creating a class (for law students, college students, and others) and writing a book on essential so-called "success" skills that tend to be neglected in formal schooling. I also write, draw, and paint. I received my BA in Economics from Wake Forest University many years ago, and his JD from Harvard Law School shortly after that. I'm married to Teresa Martinez, and we have a little boy, Vidal, who's now five.
- Who referred you? This is how we give credit!
- Neil Takemoto
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If you are on Twitter, please follow Creative Arlington at CreateArlington. As we get more sophisticated (or magically find ourselves with more time), we will no doubt use the service more. You can also find me (Ted) on Twitter at TBilich.
Posted on April 27, 2010 at 11:16am
CoZone Website Is Up - Coworking Opportunity at the New Artisphere
The Artisphere has just gone live with its new website devoted to CoZone, its new co-working space. Check it out at http://cozoneva.com/.
As most readers here know, the Artisphere is Arlington County's new cultural center, located in Rosslyn. It's scheduled to open on 10.10.10, and when it does, it plans to have co-working space as part of its offerings.
Creative Arlington has long advocated for the new cultural center, and also worked to… Continue
As most readers here know, the Artisphere is Arlington County's new cultural center, located in Rosslyn. It's scheduled to open on 10.10.10, and when it does, it plans to have co-working space as part of its offerings.
Creative Arlington has long advocated for the new cultural center, and also worked to… Continue
Posted on April 22, 2010 at 2:00pm — 1 Comment
Artfest '10 Promises to Be Another Great Event
The Arlington Artists Alliance's Artfest '10 begins this weekend, March 19, and will run through March 26th. More than 30 Arlington artists will show their work at the festival, along with demos, workshops, and a lot of other interesting and fun activities.
The opening reception, at Fort C.F. Smith, 2411 N. 24th Street, Arlington, runs from 6 pm to 8 pm this Friday night, March 19th. This is a great party, a great chance to meet local artists, and a terrific chance to interact with… Continue
The opening reception, at Fort C.F. Smith, 2411 N. 24th Street, Arlington, runs from 6 pm to 8 pm this Friday night, March 19th. This is a great party, a great chance to meet local artists, and a terrific chance to interact with… Continue
Posted on March 16, 2010 at 6:33pm
What's in a Name? Plenty, So Weigh in on the Cultural Center!
Posted on December 29, 2009 at 4:55pm — 7 Comments
Creative Arlington "Co-Working Group" to Follow Through on Co-Working
On December 10, 2009, Creative Arlington hosted its latest meeting, a gathering of entrepreneurs and others at the headquarters of Arlington Economic Development. Almost 30 people braved bitter cold to listen to Tara Miles from AED describe co-working opportunities and participate in brainstorming. This brief post reports on the night's highlights, including data from the flip charts generated at the meeting.
The group created a Creative Arlington Co-working Group to spearhead the… Continue
The group created a Creative Arlington Co-working Group to spearhead the… Continue
Posted on December 20, 2009 at 6:36pm — 2 Comments
Comment Wall (9 comments)
- At 11:22am on January 4, 2010,
AJ Malik said… - Happy Birthday, Ted! Sorry, I don't recollect the name of the rainbows artist.
- At 1:40pm on September 9, 2009,
Katie Kemple said… - Thanks, Ted. I'm heading out to Twestival tomorrow night, but perhaps I can split my time and do both. We'll see how the night's going. Please keep me in mind if there are things I can do to help. Happy to hear you've reached 200!
- At 10:46am on September 9, 2009,
Brad McKay said… - Yes, I plan to attend Thursday. Thanks.
- At 10:45am on September 9, 2009,
Lauren Damme said… - Thanks for getting in touch, Ted. I will try to come tomorrow night, but as of right now it isn't looking good as I've a work deadline for my 'day job'...but please do keep me updated on any decision-making, as I am interested in getting involved!
Many thanks (also for the typo notification),
Lauren
- At 10:21am on September 9, 2009,
Dena Hawes said… - Thank you so much Ted for your welcoming message! I plan to come to Thursday's happy hour at ACC and I have asked two of my creative friends to join me as well. I will look on the Creative Arlington website to see where I am to RSVP. I look forward to meeting you! My best, Dena
- At 12:28pm on March 6, 2009, Kim Durand said…
- #100! I AM special! Looks like a great site - thanks for the info.
- At 7:27pm on February 27, 2009,
Patti Vincent said… - Hi Ted,
I hope to meet you next week at the Continental and find out more about Creative Arlington.
Patti
- At 9:09am on February 7, 2009,
Sue Pyatt said… - Ted,
I think Arl. Sun Gazette has pics. I will check if they can send electoronically. Good luck with all you do.
Sue
- At 10:50am on February 6, 2009,
Frank Rizzo said… - I agree! We should meet at some point after Richmond Day to discuss.
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