Dot Dot Dot: The NINE dot ARTS Podcast

Charles Pinkham, Senior Vice President of Portman Holdings, discusses the tremendous financial and emotional value of integrating art into a commercial real estate project, particularly for its ability to break down barriers, build connections, and generate goodwill amongst the local community.

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Seattle-based visual artist Juan Alonso-Rodríguez reflects on the art commissioning process, from creating installations for private developments to critiquing and selecting artwork for municipalities and cities.

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Daniel Doyle, Chief Operating Officer of Charleston-based real estate developer The Beach Company, shares his experience working with Australian artist Guido van Helten to create an 8-story mural that pays homage to the desegregation of South Carolina schools.

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Longtime cultural consultant and arts advocate Vivian Phillips discusses the intersections of art, culture, community, and equity while reflecting on the development of Arté Noir, a permanent institution in Seattle's Central District dedicated to uplifting Black art, artists, and culture.

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Rajen Shastri, CEO and Founder of commercial real estate developer Akara Partners, discusses membership models, social offerings, and other high-touch service amenities designed for today's digital nomad and post-graduate consumer.

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In the season finale of Dot Dot Dot, NINE dot ARTS CEO and Co-Founder Martha Weidmann speaks with "pioneering preservationist" Dana Crawford, President of Urban Neighborhoods Inc. and the champion behind some of Colorado's most memorable places. Dana and Martha discuss the historical significance of place in every commercial project, emphasizing art and culture as the revitalizing forces that merge past, present, and future to create unforgettable civic spaces that evoke community pride and care.

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This Dot Dot Dot episode features Nicole Nathan, Partner at Denver-based architecture and interior design firm, Johnson Nathan Strohe. NINE dot ARTS CEO and Co-Founder Martha Weidmann chats with Nicole about what makes a great city, gleaning valuable insights about how art and architecture elevate one another to create moments of memorable impact.

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NINE dot ARTS CEO and Co-Founder Martha Weidmann interviews Michael Kitchen, Partner at Aparium Hotel Group, an integrated developer, owner, and operator of several independently branded hotels across the country. Michael shares the secrets behind his firm's national success, including how purposeful partnerships and authentic art experiences can both capture a city's character and distinguish a hotel's brand.

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In this episode of Dot Dot Dot, NINE dot ARTS CEO and Co-Founder Martha Weidmann speaks with Staci Patton, Principal and Hospitality Interior Design Director at the integrated design firm, DLR Group. Staci reflects on both new and old hospitality projects where community input played an important role in establishing the project's vision, and an original, local art collection helped bring that vision to life.

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In this episode, NINE dot ARTS CEO and Co-founder Martha Weidmann interviews guest Andy Rockmore, Principal at architecture firm Shears Adkins Rockmore. Andy shares the power of urban infrastructure to "blur the line between the inside and outside" and facilitate connections and civic participation. He emphasizes negative spaces as the critical engagement points for bringing people together, and shares how art can define and enrich those spaces for optimum integration and experience.

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