CreativePlace

CreativePlace

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CreativePlace episodes

  • The Culture of Yes and the Culture of No with Julie Burros

    Julie Burros, Principal Cultural Planner at Metris Arts Consulting talks about the culture of 'yes' and the culture of 'no.' She's worked in the realm of public art for the cities of Chicago and Boston and has a few suggestions for creative placemakers who are struggling to gain permits and approvals for their public arts projects. This advice also applies to elected and other public officials who seek to enliven their cities and towns through public art and arts programming.

    Host: Andrea Orlando  lives, records, and writes from her home in New Jersey. Contact her at [email protected]

     

    19 min
  • Interview with Jeremy Moss of Valley Arts in Orange, NJ

    We caught up with Jeremy Moss, Executive Director of Valley Arts in the Valley Arts District in Orange, New Jersey. He's the fashion photographer who took the now-famous photos of Naomi Campbell tripping on the runway in the 1990s, and he talks about how that moment led him to the work he's doing now. He also talks about the variety of art and art programming happening at the former warehouse-turned-art-center.

    Host: Andrea Orlando  lives, records, and writes from her home in New Jersey. Contact her at [email protected]

    20 min
  • Kadie Dempsey of Morristown, New Jersey

    Andrea Orlando, Community Director of The National Consortium for Creative Placemaking interviews Kadie Dempsey of Core Creative Placemaking in Morristown, New Jersey. She talks about how her life took an unconventional path from a meditation ashram to public art administration to founding a creative placemaking company.

    Host: Andrea Orlando  lives, records, and writes from her home in New Jersey. Contact her at [email protected]

    50 min

About CreativePlace

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This show is a series of interviews with creative placemakers, people who are making a difference in their communities through the arts, cultural programming and creative processes.