The arts festival revolution - David Binder

David Binder is a major Broadway producer, but last summer he found himself in a small Australian neighborhood, watching locals dance and perform on their lawns -- and loving it. He shows us the new face of arts festivals, which break the boundary between audience and performer and help cities express themselves.

Talk by David Binder.

[TeeKeo]

Thank YOU David! - I came across this video after reluctantly watching my first TEDTALKsTV video earlier this evening (the first tedtv binge happened late one evening and lasted all night until sunrise until finally the local college opened up and i found my myself roaming the halls in good spirits trying to get a feel of what I should discover/learn next).... The first video I watched this evening was something along the lines of Mental Health HUMOUR - 2, was a very emotional sit through of

[TeeKeo]

schedule this spring/summer season and as a local I am encouraging you to experience as much as you can and ...ahem... We wont get into the various economic/capital...blah blah blah... THANK YOU DAVID!

[TeeKeo]

DOMESTIC ABUSE - CRAZY LOVE... and Thank YOU David. I am now ready to turn off my computer... maybe have a shower (not necessary when you smell good!) get dressed and put on my BIG BOY boots.. and I will most likely get some beer (I have 20 dollars until next payday) come back home and tune into the NHL PLAYOFF MATCHUP b/w the OTTAWA SENATORS & PITTSBURG PENGUINS... at home.. on my computer... please continue your work in ARTS&CULTURES as I definitely feel ready to SHINE my ART LOCAL/GLOBALLY!