Model D TV: What Does Your Creative City Look Like?
What kind of city do we want to build? The Big ‘Creative’ Three — Richard Florida, Charles Landry and John Howkins — spoke at last week’s Creative Cities Summit 2.0 and got deep into such questions. Model D TV reports.
The ‘Big Three’ of creative city building and thinking sat down in Detroit last week at the Creative Cities Summit 2.0.
The big three in this case include: Richard Florida, author of Rise of the Creative Class; John Howkins, author of The Creative Economy; and Charles Landry, author of The Creative City. The gentlemen were joined by Carol Coletta, president of CEOs for Cities and host of the nationally syndicated NPR radio program, Smart City Radio.
Model D TV producer/director Tom Hendrickson was there. Music in the video is provided by some of our own homegrown talent — Zoos of Berlin.
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