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Creativity and Place
by ASU Herberger Institute
Designers, artists and culture bearers are unique and often under-activated assets in communities. At Arizona State University, arts-based equitable community work – also known as creative placemaking and creative placekeeping – is a central thread of inquiry and action. At ASU, The Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts and the Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions play a critical role in testing and advancing how we prepare a wide range of people working in neighborhoods and policy realms for the challenges facing our communities. In our Creativity and Place podcast series, Herberger Institute and Watts Professor Maria Rosario Jackson converses with field leaders and scholars to explore key questions and issues.
Episodes
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Creativity + Place: Episode 9, Roberto Bedoya
A conversation with Robert Bedoya the Cultural Affairs Manager for the City of Oakland about the nuances and intention behind the companion concepts of Creative Place-keeping, Place-meaning and Place-knowing. He also discusses his work in stewarding the creation of the city of Oakland’s cultural...
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Creativity + Place: Episode 8, Maribel Alvarez
Who is benefiting and whose voices are being heard? Dr. Maribel Alvarez talks about her work and how folklore is an entryway in thinking about value, presence and representation in ways that upend the standard orthodoxies about who produces value in communities and whose voices are needed in...
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Creativity + Place: Episode 7, Wanda Dalla Costa
What does the most sustainable house on a reservation in the US look like? ASU Institute Professor Wanda Dalla Costa discusses Indigenous Placekeeping and value-based design in architectural practices. Her work in the Indigenous Design Collaborative centers collaborative and consensus based…
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Creativity + Place: Episode 6, Jen Cole
Why are we here and who do we work for? This critical question is what centers Jennifer Cole’s work as the Director of the National Accelerator for Cultural Innovation at ASU. In this episode Jennifer and Maria discuss the role of Local Arts Agencies (LAA) and why it is important to work with...
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Creativity + Place: Episode 5, Victor Rubin
In this episode, we hear from Victor Rubin who is a Policy Fellow at the national research institute PolicyLink, which advances racial and economic equity by Lifting Up What Works®. He talks about insights from working with ArtPlace America on the Community Development Investments program which...
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Creativity + Place: Episode 4, Craig Calhoun
In this episode, we hear from Craig Calhoun who is a University Professor in Social Science here at ASU. Calhoun discusses his research in the efforts that people make to sustain viable communities in a world that is deeply complex.
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Creativity + Place: Episode 3, Michael Rohd
ASU Institute Professors Maria Rosario Jackson and Michael Rohd discuss the development of the Center for Performance and Civic Practice as well as what the core elements of ethical engagement are.
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Creativity + Place: Episode 2, Liz Ogbu and Christine Gaspar
In this episode, we hear from The Design School’s guest lecturers Liz Ogbu and Christine Gaspar. Ogbu is a designer, urbanist and social innovator and Gaspar is the executive director of the Center for Urban Pedagogy. As designers, both of these women examine the impact we can make to address...
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Creativity + Place: Episode 1, Maria Rosario Jackson and Jason Schupbach
In our first episode, we hear from Jason Schupbach, the director of The Design School in the Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts. He discusses the origins of the creative placemaking field and his experience as the former director of Design and Creative Placemaking programs for the…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Designers, artists and culture bearers are unique and often under-activated assets in communities. At Arizona State University, arts-based equitable community work – also known as creative placemaking and creative placekeeping – is a central thread of inquiry and action. At ASU, The Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts and the Watts College of Public Service and Community Solutions play a critical role in testing and advancing how we prepare a wide range of people working in neighborhoods and policy realms for the challenges facing our communities. In our Creativity and Place podcast series, Herberger Institute and Watts Professor Maria Rosario Jackson converses with field leaders and scholars to explore key questions and issues.
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