LATE NITE ART

22/11/2023

12/07/2023

After 13 years, 15 countries and 600+ events, Late Nite Art is ready to pull back the curtain and share its method and magic with a select number of People & Culture leaders to use within their companies and teams.

Announcing the first Late Nite Art Train the Trainer (TTT) program on October 18-20 in the beautiful San Francisco Bay Area.

We’re keeping this inaugural cohort small (12 people).

Through the TTT, you’ll learn to wield the power of creativity, collaboration and connection to enliven your organization’s culture, break down silos and improve employee wellbeing.

Will you be one of the 12?

Learn more: https://www.lateniteart.com/ttt

Together, we will pull back the curtain behind the design and facilitation of the Late Nite Art® methodology and curriculum. This two and a half day training will equip you with the skills, tools and materials you need to create and sustain programming that brings more connection, creativity, and h...

17/10/2022

We can’t wait!

Azalina Eusope will serve rice hoppers and kaya toast in the space where she’d planned to open a Malaysian coffee shop.

04/10/2022

Celebrating our first team facilitator convening (post-training) ⚡️

Grateful to get to work with this magical group of humans.

06/07/2022

The time has come. Late Nite Art is growing! We’re seeking 3-5 amazing new facilitators to rock with our clients around the world.

Anyone come to mind? (Skilled people with facilitation + experience design + consulting chops who embody the LNA ethos)

If yes, tag them or share this application: bit.ly/LNAtraining

Applications are open until August 1st.

Training dates: Aug 4, Sep 1, Sep 9-11

Good things lie ahead! ⚡️

06/07/2022

The time has come. LATE NITE ART is growing! We’re seeking 3-5 amazing new facilitators to rock with our clients around the world.

Anyone come to mind? (Skilled people with facilitation + experience design + consulting chops who embody the LNA ethos)

If yes, tag them or share this application: bit.ly/LNAtraining

Applications are open until August 1st.
Training dates: Aug 4, Sep 1, Sep 9-11

Good things lie ahead! ⚡️

14/06/2022

Thank you & for featuring Late Nite Art in this powerful article highlighting how we can address the mental health crisis among young people in the US and the deterioration of the "social self" in the wake of the pandemic.

"One example of an unconventional but highly effective onboarding activity, offered both in-person and virtually, is Late Nite Art: a collaborative learning experience involving live art and music that incorporates risk-taking, deep conversations, and collaborative problem solving. Companies like Headspace, Southwest Airlines, and Accenture have used Late Nite Art to help employees go outside their comfort zone and get to know their colleagues in a meaningful way."

28/04/2022

Our first LATE NITE ART wedding experience! Excited to bring together the friends, families, and communities of Megan Bristol and Nick Polinko tonight on the beach in Todos Santos, Mexico 🇲🇽

Cerritos Surf Town

09/09/2021

Last week, in our workshop with 140 top scientists and managers at the Berkeley Lab, we asked participants to share a story of failure from their life without sharing the silver lining.

This is an incredibly difficult thing to do. But it helps us practice holding space for the messiness of life without needing to fix it or orient toward the learning or positive gem that came out of the struggle.

At conferences and team events, we tend to put our best foot forward. We share our successes, our research, our accolades, our best ideas - but it's rare to find a space that feels safe to share our failures.

Although it seems counter-intuitive, sharing our failures actually connects people far more deeply than sharing our successes. It builds empathy and compassion. It helps us understand one another.

What ways are you creating space for your team or participants to open up about the areas of their life that are messy, or not going as planned?

22/07/2021

Meet Forest Stearns aka DRAWEVERYWHERE!

Forest Stearns is the Principal Artist at DRAWEVERYWHERE, an illustration focused studio based in Oakland that specializes in the production of artworks and installations across a vast array of mediums - from rocket ships to quantum computers. He joined the Late Nite Art team as a Lead Facilitator way back in 2016. He’s been an instrumental collaborator, inspiration, and dear friend during the last 5 years of Late Nite Art’s growth.

Forest also has a passion for installing Artist in Residence (AiR) programs in companies that connect art, science, and technology. Currently he is partnering with Google AI Quantum in Santa Barbara, to produce a unique AiR program and create paintings around their Quantum Computers. From art galleries to spaceships, there is nothing he won’t draw upon. His artistic portfolio radically spans media from making art on hundreds of satellites that orbit the Earth, to paintings on rocket ships, and murals on giant buildings.

Check out Forest and his work at draweverywhere.com

22/07/2021

Hi everyone. Excited to introduce you to some of the members of Late Nite Art crew who are making the magic happen. Meet Lotus Wong!��Lotus joined the Late Nite Art team as a Lead Facilitator and Creative Consultant back in 2019 - but it seems hard to imagine Late Nite Art without her. On top of helping tackle the challenge of going fully virtual she has been a brilliant partner in program design, culture, client relations and so much more.

Lotus is committed to helping people wake up to their true selves, expand their creative capacities, and reclaim love and liberation as their birthright. In practice, Lotus has been on her own journey of healing and self-discovery, traveling and working in over 25 countries from Japan to Iceland to Mexico. Outside of Late Nite Art, she brings her whole self to work as a Lead Coach, Consultant and Facilitator for several global teams including: culture coach|sulting™ company, Delivering Happiness, and leadership & DEI development non-profit, Holistic Underground.

Learn more about her work at lotusawakens.co

28/05/2021

People often ask us, what is the impact or benefits of doing with my team? We like to say we bring a different kind of ROI:

PSYCHOLOGICAL SAFETY: Empathy. Understanding. Awareness. Help your team build the tools necessary for tackling change and uncertainty.

CREATIVE PROBLEM-SOLVING: We give your team the keys to creative thinking so they can overcome old problems with new perspective.

GROUP TRUST & MORALE: Creating a foundation of trust enhances employee well-being and builds a sense of community within your team.

ENGAGEMENT & ENERGY: Reenergized and inspired, employees will have higher engagement and increased interactivity.