Several lucky attendees at the 2019 Creative Placemaking Leadership Summit for the South and Appalachia were treated to a field workshop at the main branch of the Richland Library in Columbia, SC. We interviewed the workshop leader, Chief Program and Innovation Officer, Tony Tallent, to ask about the changing role of the public library and why creative placemaking can help the institution meet the needs of the community.
Host: Andrea Orlando lives, records, and writes from her home in New Jersey. Contact her at andrea.orlando.530@gmail.com
Using Ancient Traditions in Diabetes Fight
Art Making and Conversation
Welcoming Immigrants Through Creative Placemaking
Developers and Creative Placemaking
Creative Placemaking the Conversation on Provocative Art at the Museum
Creative Placemaking Across the Political Divide
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Food and Community Empowerment
Creative Placemaking Black Lives Matter
Creative Placemaking Preservation of Sacred Indigenous Land
Joe Palazzolo of New Jersey Community Capital on Creative Placemaking
Karen Pinzolo, Executive Director of the South Jersey Cultural Alliance on community, the arts and the ArtsTank contest
The Culture of Yes and the Culture of No with Julie Burros
The Importance of Fun in Creative Placemaking with Kadie Dempsey
Interview with Jeremy Moss of Valley Arts in Orange, NJ
Kadie Dempsey of Morristown, New Jersey
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