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Conversations on Creative Practice
New Urban Arts believes life is more meaningful and communities are stronger when we engage in dialogue around creativity, the imagination, and the work we do. The Conversations on Creative Practice are public forums where we invite individuals to share how they integrate creativity into their personal and professional lives. Conversationalists range in their practices from gardening, to writing, and from performance, to painting. This project is made possible through generous support from the National Endowment for the Arts, The Rhode Island Foundation and the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts

On Organizing for Creative Practice with Abigail Satinsky, co-founder of InCUBATE and Building 16. Click here for to listen to the audio. March 24, 2010

On Poetry and Privilege with Michael Cirelli, executive director of Urban Word NYC. Click here for to listen to the audio. April 7, 2010

02/14/08
Youth Voice Radio
A group of high school students at New Urban Arts launched a new radio show with Artist Mentor Ben Fino-Radin.
The first episode includes a student describing a dream he had about New Urban Arts, along with a lively interview with our New Executive Director, Jason Yoon, that covers varied topics from ninjas to stereotypes of Asian Americans. The second episode features new sound recording experiments by New Urban Arts students Kierra Mills and Juan Cortez, along with musical performances from the annual Youth Open Mic at New Urban Arts organized by our students and alumni in partnership with Youth Pride Inc Stay tuned for more interviews and other studio adventures recorded for your listening pleasure! http://youthvoiceradio.blogspot.com/

"Youth Voice Radio" is broadcasted on Brown Student Radio at 88.1 FM every Monday from 8:30-9:00pm (excluding the first Monday of the month).  The show can also be heard online as a downloadable podcast (link to podast) and at bsrlive.com.

10/05/07
SOUND SHRINE: A COLLECTIVE WISH LIST
Through shrines, we can concentrate our energies and intentions. One way to do this is to speak aloud our intentions or wishes. During our Annual Summer Art Inquiry, high school students collected wishes on mini-disc and cassette by interviewing people of all ages in the West End and downtown areas of Providence as well as in New Urban Arts studio. Our students also added their own audio wishes, sharing their deepest dreams and desires.

We recommend that you subscribe to our podcast, so that you can download the audio wish collective to your mp3 player and enjoy the cacophony of voices. But, if you want to listen to it through your web browswer, click here.

For more information about our annual Summer Art Inquiry click here. This project was generously supported with major funding from the Rhode Island Council for the Humanities and the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts.

10/3/06
Mixed Tape for New Urban Arts
MixedTape for the City, a radio program on BSR, produced "Mixed Tape for New Urban Arts," a 30-minute audio walking tour that begins at New Urban Arts. Don't worry, it's easy. Just follow the directions.

For more information about Mixed Tape for the City, contact BSR. Mixed Tape for New Urban Arts was brought to you by the support of the RI Council for the Humanities.