1 Aug 2019
Can public art really benefit the public? Can it create engaging and meaningful places for visitors and residents? Can intergenerational arts projects form new communities of understanding, interest, respect and affection?
“Absolutely,” says Olivia Gude, who teaches art education at the School for the Art Institute of Chicago and spoke in Des Moines on June 21 as part of the Tomorrow Plan Speaker Series. She discussed how public art projects can create vibrant public spaces and transform community life for all ages.
Read more: http://tomorrowplanspeakerseries.org/olivia-gude/
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“Absolutely,” says Olivia Gude, who teaches art education at the School for the Art Institute of Chicago and spoke in Des Moines on June 21 as part of the Tomorrow Plan Speaker Series. She discussed how public art projects can create vibrant public spaces and transform community life for all ages.
Read more: http://tomorrowplanspeakerseries.org/olivia-gude/
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- 1 participant
- 55 minutes
15 Oct 2018
James Chung didn’t find Greater Des Moines – Greater Des Moines found him.
Chung is the president of Reach Advisors, a strategy, research and predictive analytics firm. Among his clients are U.S. cities wanting to peer deep into his datasets – he says he extracts data even the U.S. government doesn’t have – to flush out weaknesses, identify opportunities, and gain competitive advantages over other cities.
And among those “other cities”? Greater Des Moines, the statistical overachiever.
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The Tomorrow Plan Speaker Series is an implementation strategy of The Tomorrow Plan, offered as a resource to community leaders to learn best practices from some of the country’s leading thinkers.
The Speaker Series touches on a wide range of topics related to creating a high quality of life in metropolitan areas, including the sharing economy, the effects of transportation and housing on public health, walkability, water quality, public transit and more.
Learn more: https://dmampo.org/the-tomorrow-plan/speaker-series/
Chung is the president of Reach Advisors, a strategy, research and predictive analytics firm. Among his clients are U.S. cities wanting to peer deep into his datasets – he says he extracts data even the U.S. government doesn’t have – to flush out weaknesses, identify opportunities, and gain competitive advantages over other cities.
And among those “other cities”? Greater Des Moines, the statistical overachiever.
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The Tomorrow Plan Speaker Series is an implementation strategy of The Tomorrow Plan, offered as a resource to community leaders to learn best practices from some of the country’s leading thinkers.
The Speaker Series touches on a wide range of topics related to creating a high quality of life in metropolitan areas, including the sharing economy, the effects of transportation and housing on public health, walkability, water quality, public transit and more.
Learn more: https://dmampo.org/the-tomorrow-plan/speaker-series/
- 14 participants
- 1:32 hours