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Cardboard and Cultural Brokering at Caine’s Arcade
October 9, 2012
This past Saturday, October 6, kids in over 30 countries in 6 continents participated in the Global Cardboard Challenge, the next chapter from the folks that brought you the short film “Caine’s Arcade.” The fanfare around the film, featuring a 9 year-old Hispanic boy named Caine’s elaborate handmade cardboard arcade, was the impetus for the formation of the Imagination Foundation. The non-profit, founded by “Caine’s Arcade” filmmaker Nirvan Mullick, aims to “help find, fund, and foster creativity and entrepreneurship in…
Inside Caine’s Arcade: Celebrating A Young Boy’s Handcrafted, Analog World
April 11, 2012
This past fall, I wrote a blog post for the Cooney Center about my experiences at the annual DIY Days conference at UCLA. In that post, I wrote [emphasis added in bold]: “Many of the people I met are deeply invested in new ways to approach the role of media in children’s learning ecologies. I believe that various projects presented at DIY Days (including R<3S and another very special project I’ll share in a later post) have deep implications for…