Advertising is used everywhere, on billboards and posters cluttering our visual landscape with messages to buy this or that. What if public space was used to convey an idea instead of a brand? What [...]

Artists influence our culture, but what influences the artists? Inspired art has always shaped the culture around us, though it’s a relatively new concept that art would be used for individual profit rather than [...]

Arizona is a state with a strong and diverse Indian population with a history that goes back over a thousand years. Along the East Coast of The United States, the newcomers from Europe arrived [...]

How has the education system taken the fun out of learning, and how can we put fun back into it? Students have become media savvy, growing up with cell phones, texting, internet and social [...]

The news you are about to read would fold a newspaper, it would shrivel the ratings of any TV news show. Why? Because it is good news, incredibly good news in fact. Ordinarily, many [...]

*This is a continuation of a series published on Huffington Post, Hopeful Prophecy Enacted.* Ancient prophecies in a modern time have already come to pass, setting the stage for the much anticipated end of [...]

In the fall of 2010 Culture Collective collaborated with Buildon in San Francisco and Oakland to create a video for the Chalk for Change program initiated by Tom Silverman. Chalk for Change challenges youth to inform [...]

Many prophecies that are positive and hopeful have been misrepresented or not even mentioned by mainstream media. For example, The Mayan 2012 Prophecies are usually seen through a Christian, Indo-European lens as armageddon or [...]

Now you can take Culture Collective with you while you travel and stay up to date on our latest inspiring and creative content! The app function is free and you don’t even need to [...]

Every culture and tradition around the world has masks, costumes, dances, puppets, and ceremonial characters that teach or bring meaning to the community. In most circumstances, these are not considered “performances” to be watched, [...]