by Bill Bulick with Carol Coletta, Colin Jackson, Andrew Taylor, and Steven Wolff.
The spectacular success of Richard Florida’s book, The Rise of the Creative Class, has yielded a tremendous opportunity for the cultural sector. Civic leaders around the country are rushing to develop new economic development strategies that build creative capital, and many are taking a fresh look at how cultural development contributes to authentic, vibrant, creative—and economically successful—communities.
In addition to specific cultural development and planning practices shared, this short piece offers thought-provoking insights and challenges to all of us in the field of Community Arts. More>>, a program of Americans for the Arts.