The Case for Art as Civic Glue
Offered By: The Aspen Institute via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the transformative power of arts in strengthening communities and bridging social divides in this thought-provoking panel discussion. Join Kate Levin from Bloomberg Philanthropies, Mayor Melvin Carter of St. Paul Minnesota, and Karen Brunwasser of FeelBeit as they share insights on how arts can serve as a crucial balm for social division. Led by Damian Woetzel of The Juilliard School, discover how institutions can harness the arts to foster community cohesion and address societal challenges. Delve into real-world examples from diverse contexts, including East and West Jerusalem, and gain valuable perspectives on the role of arts in civic engagement. Learn about innovative approaches to integrating arts into community development and policy-making, and understand the potential of creative initiatives in building stronger, more connected societies.
Syllabus
The Case for Art as Civic Glue
Taught by
The Aspen Institute
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