S4 Ep_033 Advocacy How-To When Cultural Short-Sightedness is Built into the Architecture & Operations of Public Space, with Cultural ReProducers Christa Donner & Selina Trepp, Pt.3
In this final episode of our interview with US-based artists Christa Donner and Selina Trepp of Cultural ReProducers, we discuss if cultural short-sightedness is a factor in architectural design and the operation of public space?
-The greater significance and meaning of the perspective of parents;
-Why the inclusion of children is both a cultural and a political position that positively impacts everyone;
-Why archives are an important component in social change;
-Structural and architectural changes we should be prioritizing;
-Practical advice on effective advocacy in our own spaces and communities.
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