Pick Up The Flow is an online community and resource-sharing platform aiming to democratize access to opportunities. Opportunity listings are shared daily via our website and Instagram page (weekly via this newsletter).
Founded by Bergsonist, a musician based in New York City, the platform was initially designed to facilitate connections among musicians and creative people in NYC by offering a space to sell gear, share knowledge, post apartment listings, and more.
Currently, PUTF exists as an Instagram feed with over 38K+ followers, a website, a newsletter, a private FB group (2.1K members) and an interview series.
Since its inception in 2017, PUTF has organized various events, including workshops, radio broadcasts, and swap meets, in response to the changing dynamics of the music, art, and culture industries. The platform seeks to pave new paths forward through collective models of trust, both online and offline.
PUTF’s mission is to promote access to resources and combat the dominant greed in the art and technology industry.
The PUTF Show is available on Spotify, Youtube and Apple Music.
Newsletter
Our newsletter is now on Substack. Your support is valued, and all funds are reinvested.
Issues are sent weekly.
This newsletter regularly includes:
Weekly round up of all upcoming opportunities and recommendations
Video Interview Series featuring artists, creatives, academics from the PUTF’s community and beyond (shot and produced by wavdwgs)
Favs (guests recommendations)
Support
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Selected Clients
Queens Council On The Arts, Times Square Arts, The Joyce Foundation, Pepsico, Printed Matter, Inc, e-flux, The Laundromat Project, Institute For Studies On Latin American Art, Staten Island Arts, Park Avenue Armory, Institute for Public Architecture, Mexican Summer, Apexart, Alfred University, Woodward Residency, Abrons Arts Center, Fractured Atlas, Something Special Studios, MIT Lab Poetic Justice, The American Trust for The British Library, Jeff Koons, Ethan James Green, Foundwork, Center for Book Arts, Children’s Museum of the Arts, Lighthouse Works, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, Issue Project Room, Studio Museum In Harlem, Storefront for Art and Architecture, Pratt Institute and more.
