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EPISODE · Aug 20, 2025 · 56 MIN

Why Broad Ripple is Betting Big on Public Art | Jason Myers and Tag Birge, Broad Ripple Art

from Get IN. with Nate Spangle

On today's show I sat down with Jason Myers, a world-renowned multidisciplinary artist, and Tag Birge, a local business leader and philanthropist. Our conversation revolves around the resurgence of art and culture in Broad Ripple – a neighborhood located at 62nd Street between College Avenue and Keystone Avenue in Indianapolis – focusing on Myers' new sculpture, Gavin-Divergence. We discuss the significance of art in community and economic development, the role of public-private partnerships and collaboration needed to bring public art to life, and future projects aimed at revitalizing Broad Ripple. You are going to learn about: - The Revitalization of Art and Culture in Broad Ripple - The Significance of Art in Community Development - Broad Ripple's Newest Sculpture Gavin-Divergence and Future Projects Thank you to our partners: JC Hart Keller & Keller Check out these great clips from the show: 01:21 Meet the Guests: Jason Myers and Tag Birge 02:11 The Gavin-Divergence Installation 07:41 The Role of Art in Community Development 10:27 Art Basel and Wynwood: Transforming Miami 16:50 The Journey of Gavin-Divergence 25:20 Public-Private Partnerships in Art 34:17 Art Placement Ideas in Broad Ripple 36:28 Public and Private Partnerships for Art 45:39 Broad Ripple Weekend Activities 48:26 Hidden Gems and Future Visions Get IN. is brought to you by our friends at Sweetwater. Whether you are looking to start a podcast or level up your current show you need to hit them up.

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