Connecting Arts and Place in American Cities

Redaelli, Eleonora

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“…In this context, cultural and creative policies and practices are cross-disciplinary innovative approaches for sustainable development in cities [13][14][15][16]. New policy initiatives such as the New European Bauhaus strongly underline the role of art, culture, and creativity to foster experimentation and connection in public spaces to build a sustainable and inclusive future.…”

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Port Cities Creative Heritage Enhancement (PCCHE): Culture and Creativity for Sustainable Development of Naples Port

Daldanise¹,

Clemente²

2022

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Port cities’ sustainable development can start from innovation in maritime culture to build new urban visions based on the goals of Agenda 2030 and oriented towards local and international cooperation. In the international debate innovative strategies on cultural heritage enhancement contaminate the research and production contexts of ports. In addition, numerous cities have implemented creative and cultural responses to climate change and environmental sustainability. Creativity and cultural heritage enhancement can guide the definition of new trajectories of sustainable urban development, particularly in port-city interaction areas. In Europe, port-city interaction areas have been transformed into laboratories of cultural and creative experimentation for the sustainable management of cultural heritage and the urban quality of public spaces. In this perspective, the paper, starting from the studies developed on the main measurement frameworks of creative cities and sustainable development policies, aims to investigate the possibility of developing a "Port-cities Creative Heritage Enhancement" approach to assess and plan possible cultural and creative transformations of historical-architectural buildings, industrial archaeologies and symbolic urban spaces in the port-city interaction areas of Naples.

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Port Cities Creative Heritage Enhancement (PCCHE): Culture and Creativity for Sustainable Development of Naples Port

Daldanise¹,

Clemente²

2022

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“…In this context, cultural and creative policies and practices are cross-disciplinary innovative approaches for urban sustainable development [27][28][29][30]. New policy initiatives such as the New European Bauhaus strongly underline the role of art, culture, and creativity to foster experimentation and connection in public spaces to build a sustainable and inclusive future [31].…”

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Port Cities Creative Heritage Enhancement (PCCHE) Scenario Approach: Culture and Creativity for Sustainable Development of Naples Port

Daldanise

Clemente

2022

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In the international debate, creative and cultural responses to climate change and environmental sustainability are increasing in policies and practices. Creativity and cultural heritage enhancement can guide the definition of new trajectories of sustainable urban development, particularly in port-city interaction areas. In Europe, port-city interaction areas have been transformed into laboratories of cultural and creative experimentation for the sustainable management of cultural heritage and the urban quality of public spaces. Starting from the studies developed on the main measurement frameworks of creative cities and sustainable development policies, the paper aims to investigate the possibility of developing a “Port-cities Creative Heritage Enhancement” approach to assess and plan possible cultural and creative transformations of historical-architectural buildings, industrial archaeology, and symbolic urban spaces in the port-city interaction areas of Naples.

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“…The aim of this article is not to conduct a comprehensive overview of the debates about the arts in the city, but to provide a reflective summary of influential elements of these debates. To this end, we adopt a thematic approach that adds to previous foundational work, such as Markusen's (2014) key article and two of our own most recent monographs (Redaelli, 2019;Stevenson, 2017). Markusen (2014) laid out a research agenda connecting the arts and urban planning, whereas we consider the broader field of urban affairs.…”

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“…Cities of Culture: A Global Perspective by Stevenson (2017) draws on examples from around the world to examine the complex ways in which municipal governments have used the arts and culture to build and rebuild localities and societies. Traversing related terrain but with a focus on U.S. examples, Connecting Arts and Place: Cultural Policy and American Cities by Redaelli (2019) undertakes an examination of how policy discourse has connected arts and place. This review provides a perspective that is complementary to these two monographs, focusing mainly on the academic debates in urban affairs.…”

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Arts in the city: Debates in the Journal of Urban Affairs

Redaelli

Stevenson

2021

Journal of Urban Affairs

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There has been growing interest in the urban affairs literature in investigating the role of the arts in the city because of its multifaceted potential to impact a place. To document central elements of the emerging debates on the arts and the city over the last 20 years, we examined key articles on the subject published in the Journal of Urban Affairs and highlighted their links with several special issues of other journals. The debates canvased over this time can be organized as (1) defining artists as human capital, (2) studying cultural amenities, and (3) examining the role of art around the city. This analysis uncovers some of the themes, methods, and places articulating these academic debates and identifies pivotal overarching economic, symbolic, and social issues. The paper suggests that key directions for future research include widening the journals to be analyzed; developing bibliometric analyses; broadening the geographic selection of case studies, including research in languages other than English; and encouraging more special journal issues focused on art and the city to facilitate multidisciplinary conversations.

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Connecting Arts and Place in American Cities

Cited by 8 publications

References 3 publications

Port Cities Creative Heritage Enhancement (PCCHE): Culture and Creativity for Sustainable Development of Naples Port

Port Cities Creative Heritage Enhancement (PCCHE): Culture and Creativity for Sustainable Development of Naples Port

Port Cities Creative Heritage Enhancement (PCCHE) Scenario Approach: Culture and Creativity for Sustainable Development of Naples Port

Arts in the city: Debates in the Journal of Urban Affairs

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