OM DENNE EPISODE
In this episode of Creativity Conversations, Nina Lockwood talks with Amy Bloom, Executive Director of Saratoga Arts Center, about creativity from a perspective that extends far beyond the individual artist.
Amy shares what she has learned from working alongside artists and leading a community arts organization—and why creativity isn’t something that belongs only to people who identify as artists.
Together, Nina and Amy discuss:
- Why creativity belongs to everyone
- What Amy has learned from being surrounded by working artists
- The role of a community arts center
- Creating space for people to explore and participate in the arts
- The relationship between creativity, community, and connection
- What happens when we broaden our definition of who gets to be creative
Their conversation is an invitation to look at creativity differently—not simply as something we produce, but as something that is already part of being human.
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