
SPACING OUT:
A Forum on Innovative Cultural Uses
of Urban Space
Wednesday, August 15th, 9:30am-12pm,
South Oxford Space, 138 S. Oxford Street in Fort Greene, Brooklyn
Follow the forum’s live tweets at http://storify.com/fourthartsblock/spacing-out.
NOCD-NY: The Naturally Occurring Cultural District Working Group, Arts & Democracy Project and Urban Bush Women presented SPACING OUT, an interactive forum on the ways that arts and community groups are re-imagining a diverse range of urban spaces. Artists, arts administrators, cultural & community leaders and policymakers shared promising approaches, identified needs & challenges and developed recommendations for better policies and practices.
Examples included:
- arts programming in outdoor public spaces, vacant lots and construction sites
- cultural partnerships in public buildings and religious facilities
- co-programmed and managed spaces
- creative re-use of existing properties
The forum drew from and will contribute to a series of space case studies being produced by NOCD-NY, a citywide alliance of community based arts and cultural networks and leaders that have joined together to revitalize NYC from the neighborhood up. NYCD-NY is supported by Rockefeller Foundation’s New York City Cultural Innovation Fund and The New York Community Trust.


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