ALL Creative Conversation: How Can the Arts Drive Equitable Community Development? (Part 4 of 5)

How can the arts help drive community development in an equitable way? How do we best utilize the arts and Seattle's creative resources to build more engaged neighborhood communities?

KUOW's Marcie Sillman moderated.

Panelists:

*Cassie Chinn - Deputy Executive Director, The Wing (Wing Luke Asian Museum)
*Sara Edwards - Interim Cultural Use Project Director/4Culture Staff Liaison for Historic Seattle's Washington Hall
*Randy Engstrom -- Founding Director, Youngstown Cultural Arts Center; Seattle Arts Commissioner
*K. Wyking Garrett -- Director, Hip-Hop Youth Summit/UmojaFest P.E.A.C.E. Center; Seattle Music Commissioner
*Cathryn Vandenbrink -- Regional Director, Artspace

Presented by Shunpike's Arts Leadership Lab (ALL) Seattle and Great City, and hosted by the Canoe Social Club at Theater off Jackson on July 27th, 2010.

Thanks to Owen Martel for filming.

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

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• arts leadership lab
• seattle
• shunpike
• canoe social club
• development
• artist
• developer
• wing luke
• Cassie Chinn
• marcie sillman
• sara edwards
• 4culture
• washington hall
• central district
• wyking garrett
• umojafest peace center
• umoja
• randy engstrom
• youngstown
• cathryn vandenbrink
• artspace
• hiawatha
• toshiro kaplan