Roberto Bedoya's guest appearances

Roberto Bedoya

GIA Podcast

Art Practical Audio

Creativity and Place

Jason Schupbach

Hank WIllis Thomas

Emory Douglas

Andrew Wilson

Edra Soto

Maria Gaspar

Michelle Wong

Rhiannon Evans

Laurel Braitman

Craig Calhoun

Jen Cole

Eric Booth

Jacqueline Brown

Sita Kuratomi Bhaumik

Brett Cook

OwlTail

A conversation with Robert Bedoya the Cultural Affairs Manager for the City of Oakland about the nuances and intention behind the companion concepts of Creative Place-keeping, Place-meaning and Place-knowing. He also discusses his work in stewarding the creation of the city of Oakland’s cultural plan, Belonging in Oakland: a Cultural Development Plan. This episode was recorded Feb. 13, 2020.

Creativity + Place: Episode 9, Roberto Bedoya

Shelley Trott

In this podcast, Grantmakers in the Arts welcomes you to Oakland, home to vibrant creatives, diverse communities, a heritage of activism, and the home of the GIA’s 2018 annual conference Race, Space, Place. We speak with Nadia Elokdah, Grantmakers in the Arts deputy director and director of programs; Roberto Bedoya, Cultural Affairs manager for the City of Oakland, California; and Shelley Trott, director, Arts Strategy &amp; Ventures, Kenneth Rainin Foundation. They give us some background on the city of Oakland, tell us why this is the best city or “town” for the 2018 GIA Conference: Race, Space, and Place (http://conference.giarts.org), and what we can expect at the conference.

In this podcast, Grantmakers in the Arts welcomes you to Oakland, home to vibrant creatives, diverse communities, a heritage of activism, and the home of the GIA’s 2018 annual conference Race, Space, Place. We speak with Nadia Elokdah, Grantmakers in the Arts deputy director and director of programs; Roberto Bedoya, Cultural Affairs manager for the City of Oakland, California; and Shelley Trott, director, Arts Strategy &amp; Ventures, Kenneth Rainin Foundation. They give us some background on the city of Oakland, tell us why this is the best city or “town” for the 2018 GIA Conference: Race, Space, and Place (<a href="http://conference.giarts.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://conference.giarts.org</a>), and what we can expect at the conference.

Podcast #14: Welcome to Oakland! Nadia Elokdah, Shelley Trott, and Roberto Bedoya

episode 16: Roberto BedoyaIn this episode, we talk with writer and City of Oakland Cultural Affairs Manager Roberto Bedoya about cultural planning, the politics of creative placemaking, being comfortable with antagonisms, and learning how to be a guest in your city.

episode 16: Roberto Bedoya<br><br>In this episode, we talk with writer and City of Oakland Cultural Affairs Manager Roberto Bedoya about cultural planning, the politics of creative placemaking, being comfortable with antagonisms, and learning how to be a guest in your city.

(un)making | Ep. 16: Roberto Bedoya