Sacred groves outlast bulldozers. Funeral trees host migratory birds. Temple ficus reroute highways.
Hussain Ebrahim's #TNOCEssay Plant Journal makes the case that ritual and reverence are some of the most resilient urban conservation tools we have.
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Last month, Mitch Menchaca — former arts and culture director for the city of Phoenix — was named as the Greater Columbus Arts Council’s next president and CEO, replacing Tom Katzenmeyer, who has retired after leading the council for 13 years. Menchaca will take over Wednesday after a year-long national search with more than 150 […]
The Greater Columbus Arts Council (GCAC) introduced the Greater Columbus Public Art Strategy, the city’s first plan to expand and fund public art across neighborhoods deprived of it, Oct. 22. The strategy has been in the works since 2022 in partnership with Lord Cultural Resources, a global cultural consulting firm offering planning services for museums, […]
What does Leicester’s new cultural strategy mean for grassroots creatives?
Our latest blog explores the key issues in the "Leicester Leading" strategy and raises concerns about the proposed centralised portal. How can we ensure local voices remain at the heart of Leicester’s creative future?#LeicesterLeading #CulturalStrategy #CommunityMedia
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