i feel like a big challenge with this project
something that's important, and a great learning opportunity for us
is how to create spaces and opportunities for an exciting meaningful conversation that include 'experts' and'non-experts'...
How do you set up activities and interactions that allow a trained urban planner, a real estate developer, a renter, and a 16 year old student to all contribute from their own place of experience and knowledge, but also create a landscape for discourse that moves beyond- i share my story, you share yours...that moves to engagement?
How do we engage in ethical, moral, values-based dialogue that makes listening not only the respectful thing to do, but a neccessary action to actually achieve the task at hand?
What is the task at hand, amidst a desire for civic inquiry (a step before social action, perhaps) that offers us the chance for successful events and authentic participation?
A Show / A Public Conversation / A Participatory Civic Planning Adventure
interesting links and articles
- Pica Blog Response to BUILT
- BUILT Review from The Oregonian
- Radio interview with Michael Rohd about BUILT
- Portland as a bubble? Article...
- BUILT PRODUCTION BLOG
- Brief cellphone video from our Hartford performance/civic event with Hartbeat Ensemble at City Hall in Hartford, CT on June 10, 2008
- Cabrini Green residents and the Chicago "Plan"
- Gentrification and "Upzoning" in the City
- Homelessness in Portland- Mercury Blog post, and comments
- List of dozens of recent articles that pertain to mixed-income housing, the Plan for Transformation, and the displacement that resulted from this plan
- LISTEN: public housing/gentrification panel
- michael rakowitz interview...
- NPR story on BUILT events in Hartford
- Portland SOWA Artist-In-Residence program
- TBA Festival in Portland
- urban to suburban migration- culture and tension
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