They're here!
The first of our "AIR Time" series podcasts are now available here on our home page. If you missed "AIR Time" featuring David Fisher, Executive Director of the Turtle Creek Chorale, or the program with the talented soprano Jennifer Ciobanu, they're now available (see links on this page). Enjoy the "AIR Time" experience—for the first time or relive it. Let AIR know what you think of the podcasts by sending an email comment here. |
Envision a space under one roof where a glass artist creates colorful fused sculptures; a dance troupe hosts a Master class; a corporate team is inspired to develop an innovative business solution; a vocal group rehearses for a competition; a group of 8-year-olds experiments with watercolors; chords from a Spanish guitar permeate a café space hosting a cooking class; the gift shop, filled with one-of-a-kind art pieces, is abuzz with a busload of visitors eager to own a piece of local art; heads are together in a nook as ideas swirl about a collaborative effort.
This, is AIR. April 17, 2013 "AIR Time" featured
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“The bottom line is that cities need a people climate even more than they need a business climate. This means supporting creativity across the board—in all of its various facets and dimensions—and building a community that is attractive to creative people, not just to high-tech companies. A former Seattle mayor Paul Schell once said success lies in creating a place where the creative experience can flourish.”
—Richard Florida, The Rise of the Creative Class
—Richard Florida, The Rise of the Creative Class
