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Transforming Community Through the Arts
November 15, 2002
Harvard Design School, Cambridge, MA
Featured Speaker:
Holly Sidford, Senior Associate, The Urban Institute
Program Schedule |
8:15 –9:00
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Registration in Main Lobby
Coffee Reception in Stubbins Room 111, off cafeteria |
9:00 - 9:30 |
Introduction in Piper Auditorium
Simeon Bruner, Founder, Rudy Bruner Award
Jim Stockard, Curator, Loeb Fellowship Program |
| 9:30-10:15 |
Overview of Project Row Houses and New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC)
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10:15-11:45 |
Discussion Groups in Portico Rooms –
(Red - Rm 121, Blue - Rm 122)
Lawrence Goldman and Joshua Green
(B. Shibley, Facilitator) Red Group
Rick Lowe and Joe Thompson
(J. Stockard, Facilitator) Blue Group
- How has your project impacted your community? Upside? Downside?
- What do you now consider to be the most important successes of your project?
- What are the most important mistakes that have been made and what has been learned from them?
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11:45-1:00 |
LUNCH in Stubbins Room
Featured Speaker, Holly Sidford, Senior Associate, The Urban Institute:
“The National Funding Landscape for Art-Based Places”
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1:00-1:45 |
Overview of Manchester Craftsmen’s Guild and MASS MoCA – Piper Auditorium
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1:45-3:15 |
Discussion Groups in Portico Rooms –
(Red - Rm 121, Blue - Rm 122)
Lawrence Goldman and Joshua Green
(B. Shibley, Facilitator) Red Group
Rick Lowe and Joe Thompson
(J. Stockard, Facilitator) Blue Group
- How has your project impacted your community? Upside? Downside?
- What do you now consider to be the most important successes of your project?
- What are the most important mistakes that have been made and what has been learned from them?
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3:15-3:45 |
BREAK – Refreshments in hallway outside Portico Room 122 |
3:45-4:30 |
Creative Strategies for Creative Placemaking in Piper Auditorium
The discussion will bring together our five presenters with ALL symposium participants to explore and discuss themes that have arisen during the day. The format of the discussion will grow out of the interests and concerns of participants and presenters alike, and may include such themes as articulating “short-cuts” to creating successful places; common challenges and ways to overcome them; identifying keys to successful placemaking; meeting future challenges, etc. |
4:30-5:15 |
Tools, Output and Follow-Up in Piper Auditorium
A variety of outcomes for this event have been discussed. Among them are: creation of a website with ongoing project and resource information; a resource book with funders, placemakers and other resource material, and other ideas. The final definition of product will grow out of the event, and will be the subject of this discussion. |
5:15-7:00 |
Wine Reception at Harvard Faculty Club, 20 Quincy Street
North Dining Room |
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