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Conscious Design for Cultural Impact. Branding and interactive experiences for mission-committed org

04/09/2026

Flyleaf is excited to welcome Maria Alexia Platia to the team as our new Senior Experiential Graphic Designer.

In addition to two first names and tales of growing up in Greece, Maria Alexia brings her experience and education as a multidisciplinary designer whose work sits at the intersection of visual identity, environmental graphics, and spatial experience.

We can't wait for you to meet her and to see her contributions to Flyleaf's exciting work ahead.

01/27/2026

📣 We’re hiring! 📣 We are seeking a Senior Experiential Designer with 5–7 years of multidisciplinary professional experience. 2+ years specifically in environmental graphic design or signage and wayfinding is a big plus.

See link in bio or visit: flyleafcreative.com/senior-experiential-graphic-designer/

01/01/2026

Grateful to the Flies 🪰💓🪰💓🪰💓🪰💓 for another spectacular year of creativity, brilliance, wonder and patience. 🙏 And grateful to our partners whose visions for a just and creative world never cease to let us down. And grateful to our creative collaborators who we could not do what we do without them. We all need each other💪. Wishing you all peace in 2026! ☮️ (📸 Peace Sign taken in Tarquinia, Italy)

11/29/2025

Obsessed with Tom Lloyd “Artist, activist, and community organizer [he] worked primarily in abstraction and technology to create unique, electronically programmed light works” what a fabulous preservation of his work. And don’t get me started on the whole collection in this beautiful brand new MUSEUM… the building🙌! Congratulations on your gorgeous new home! 🙏❤️🔥A long journey well worth the wait.

11/17/2025

We are watching live on PBS! • The American Revolution is one of the most important events in human history. We went from being subjects to citizens, and set in motion democratic revolutions around the globe. It’s a great story – and hugely relevant to today. I hope you can watch.

08/31/2025

Posted • Today, the New York Times published this exceptional opinion piece by Robert Lee Williams.

Incarcerated at Eastern NY Correctional Facility, Robert — in addition to his work as an essayist — is a full-time Bard student enrolled through BPI.

Featured in the Times’ “Finding Beauty” series, Robert writes about the loss experienced when trees — young and old, small and large — are felled in a prison yard. The work reminds us of the meaning each of us can make, and the harm any of us can do, as we choose to honor or ignore what is precious around us.

Please, give it a moment.

Link in bio and stories.

08/15/2025

✨Dream Team✨Posted • Progress report from the Samuel H. Scripps Theater Center at Hudson Valley Shakespeare, which recently celebrated its topping out!

Approaching from the north, the building’s curved, mass-timber shell takes center stage. Supported by exposed A-frame columns, this new structure will provide shade and enhance functionality for the 475-seat theater while evolving HVS’s tradition of immersive, outdoor performances.

Built primarily from SFI-certified mass timber and traditional wood carpentry, as well as wood cladding and finishes, the low embodied carbon structure helps reduce the project’s overall carbon footprint. This works in tandem with other green strategies, including photovoltaic panels, rainwater harvesting and reuse, and a revitalized landscape designed by , to target LEED Platinum—the first such certification for a purpose-built open-air US theater. 🎭

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06/10/2025

Posted • Intermission: The Historic Theater of the is temporarily on hiatus starting next month to undertake the first comprehensive renovation in its 91-year history, reports . The Apollo Stages at the Victoria will remain open during this next season.

BBB is part of the team working to expand and enhance this landmark of Black culture for the next generation, by upgrading seating, lighting, acoustics, and stage mechanics, and by creating new amenities and interactive ways to engage with the venue’s history.
“People will learn and be able to see the performers that made the Apollo what it is today,” said BBB Principal Christopher Cowan, “going back to the 1930s when the Apollo first started to allow African-American performers to perform there.”
Read more about the project and the Apollo’s future at the link in our bio!

📷: Elliott Kaufman (1); Courtesy of , , and Beyer Blinder Belle (2-3)

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06/04/2025

Ready for it! 💃

03/09/2025

What a fabulous production straight from Amsterdam! Beautifully written, choreographed and sung. GO SEE “Kings… Come Home” a co-production with and presented in association with and

12/25/2024

Happiest of holidays from the Flies! 🪰 Whatever 2025 brings our way we are in it together.🫶 (Missing Caroline in this pic!)

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