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Most communities agree that public art adds value to a community, but how do you encourage the arts to really flourish in a community? Steps need to be taken to legitimize the art and a plan needs to be put in place for how you’d like your community to engage in their public spaces. Harriman lays the ground work for finding and growing an arts community while Salem, MA and Cambridge, MA share how their communities are fostering the arts in different ways.
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- 1. Incorporating an Arts Culture in Planning NNECAPA Annual Conference
- 2. Agenda • Introductions • Integrating art into community planning • Salem’s approach to incorporating the arts • Cambridge’s approach to incorporating the arts • Panel discussion • What should you do on Monday? • Q&A
- 3. Introductions Valerie Conyngham CPSM Director of Business Strategy Harriman Steven Cecil AIA ASLA Principal Harriman Deborah Greel Public Art Planner City of Salem, MA Lillian Hsu Director of Public Art Cambridge Arts Council Moderator Panelists
- 4. Introductions Valerie Conyngham CPSM Director of Business Strategy Harriman Moderator
- 5. Introductions Steven Cecil AIA ASLA Principal Harriman Panelist
- 6. Introductions Deborah Greel Public Art Planner City of Salem, MA Panelist
- 7. Introductions Lillian Hsu Director of Public Art Cambridge Arts Council Panelist
- 8. Community Building • Expanding cultural life • Building arts districts • Integrating artists in planning Integrating Art into Community Planning Planning Perspectives Placemaking • Creating identity • Crossing boundaries • Engaging people
- 9. Community Building • Expanding cultural life Integrating Art into Community Planning
- 10. Community Building • Building artist districts • Integrating artists in planning Integrating Art into Planning
- 11. Community Building • Integrating artists in planning Integrating Art into Planning
- 12. Integrating Art into Community Planning Placemaking • Creating identity
- 13. Integrating Art into Planning Placemaking • Crossing boundaries
- 14. Integrating Art into Community Planning Placemaking • Engaging people
- 15. Integrating Art into Community Planning Placemaking • Engaging people
- 16. Community Building • Expanding cultural life • Building artist districts • Integrating artists in planning Integrating Art into Community Planning Planning Perspectives Placemaking • Creating identity • Crossing boundaries • Engaging people Multi-disciplinary thinking Interdepartmental actions
- 17. Salem’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts
- 18. Salem’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts Artboxes, budget $3600/year Artist, Emily Larsen Artist, Sheila Billings Artist, Ken Mitchell
- 19. Salem’s Connected World/Public Art Project 2015, budget $4,000 Salem’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts Artist, Liz LaManche
- 20. Salem’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts Tradewinds/Public Art Project 2016, budget $7,000 Design Team: Landscape architects and artists, Jonathan A. Scelsa, and Jennifer Birkeland of op.AL, Hiroshi Jacobs of HiJAC, and artist Stephanie Imbeau and landscape designer Emily Silber.
- 21. Salem’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts “Move With Me” – Community Art Project for the Salem Arts Festival
- 22. Salem’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts Mural Slam, budget $1,800
- 23. Salem’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts Artists: Miguel Cruz, Keshia De Leon, Jill Feron, Scott Froeschl, Jack Gallo, Yuri Hayano, Emily Larsen, Mike Lash, Jessica Mitchell, Craig Nelson, Julia Roth
- 24. StormDrain Mural Art in Collaboration with Salem Sound Coastwatch Salem’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts Artist, Alyssa Irizarry Artist, Cathleen Steward
- 25. What Matters Most? in Collaboration with Salem State College Salem’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts Student designers and fabricators, Yiming Sun, Kaitlin Martin, Erin Shalvey, Peter Pizzi, Jessica Ferrairo, Liza Provencher and Richard Saraf.
- 26. Painted Crosswalks, budget $6,000 Grant Funded Salem’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts Artist, Ruben Uberia
- 27. Crosswalk on Upper Washington Street, budget $0 donated time and materials Salem’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts Team: City Councilors – Heather Famico, David Eppley, Josh Turiel, Beth Gerard, Public Art Planner, Deborah Greel
- 28. Painted Piano Budget $200 Sponsored Salem’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts Artist: Sean McHugh
- 29. Green Street Garage Before Cambridge’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts
- 30. Green Street Garage, Dot Matrix, Ed Andrews, 2004 Cambridge’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts
- 31. Costa Lopez Park, Roberley Bell, 2008 Cambridge’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts
- 32. Cambridge’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts Yerxa Road Before
- 33. Cambridge’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts Yerxa Road, Randal Thurston, 2006
- 34. Fern Street shared path, Touch and Go, Chat Travieso and Yeju Choi, 2017 Cambridge’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts
- 35. Cambridge’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts
- 36. Cambridge’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School (CRLS), Taking Note, Mel Ziegler, 2011
- 37. Cambridge’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts Cambridge Street, Flocks, Carolina Aragon
- 38. Parking Ticket Envelope, Crossing Non-signalized Locations, Daniel Peltz, 2010 Cambridge’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts
- 39. Sidewalk Poetry Program Cambridges’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts
- 40. Cambridge’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts Sidewalk Poetry Program
- 41. Cambridge’s Approach to Incorporating the Arts Moses Youth Center, Public Art ACTS, with Underground Railway Theatre
- 42. Panel Discussion Valerie Conyngham CPSM Director of Business Strategy Harriman Steven Cecil AIA ASLA Principal Harriman Deborah Greel Public Art Planner City of Salem, MA Lillian Hsu Director of Public Art Cambridge Arts Council Moderator Panelists
- 43. What should you do on Monday?
- 44. Q&A Valerie Conyngham CPSM vconyngham@harriman.com Steven Cecil AIA ASLA scecil@harriman.com Deborah Greel dgreel@salem.com Lillian Hsu lhsu@cambridgema.gov