Nā lawelawe pūnaewele i hoʻohana ʻia e
What makes the city you live in so great? Maybe it’s the cultural diversity and inclusivity, employment opportunities, a sense of community and belonging, or perhaps it just feels like home. But why is that? Read on as we explore the social impact of the creative economy.
The creative economy is not just about creative expression and cultural enrichment. It plays a critical role in making the places we live enjoyable, with the power to enhance our quality of life, drive social change, foster innovation, and contribute to society’s overall well-being.
Economic Empowerment
The creative economy enables artists to turn their passions and talents into sustainable career paths that can result in more enjoyable, vibrant lives. Promoting entrepreneurship and self-employment in the community gives creative workers more agency over how they want to earn an income, leading to increased job creation and economic growth.
Community Development
As the economy begins to flourish, so does community development. Creativity can rebuild communities and make them more inclusive. The rise of exhibitions, museums, theaters, and music venues serves as a catalyst for attracting more tourists, therefore boosting the local economy and contributing toward the development of community, artistic expression, and entertainment for everyone who visits.
Social Inclusion
Social inclusion is pivotal for creating a diverse and thriving community. It emphasizes the importance of ensuring that everyone has equal opportunities to engage, contribute, and benefit from the creative sector. By utilizing creativity as a platform for change, underserved communities can express themselves, tell their stories, advocate for social change, and challenge the status quo.
Cultural Preservation
Let’s keep traditions and cultural values alive! What is art without the history and context behind how it came to life? Cultural preservation is key to creating diverse cultural expressions and a sense of pride and identity in a community. It also encourages communities to learn about different cultures and strengthens social bonds.
Innovation and Problem-Solving
Artists fuel innovation and problem-solving by bringing fresh perspectives, influencing the industry, and fostering innovation across sectors like technology, healthcare, and sustainability. In response to the pandemic, the shift to digital made society rethink and prioritize accessibility during the pandemic because the sector faced many challenges with in-person events. As a result, arts organizations promptly shifted their programming online, allowing the public to engage with the arts from wherever they may be.
This is merely scratching the surface of a much deeper and broader impact. The creative economy holds tremendous potential to bring positive change to society, which is why it’s important to advocate for and invest in it, ensuring that we can all enjoy the benefits the creative economy offers.
He ʻōnaehana hoʻouna palapala noi pūnaewele ʻo CaFÉ e hoʻoikaika ana e hoʻolako i nā manawa hana no nā mea āpau ma o ka hāʻawi ʻana i nā hui noʻeau i kahi kahua hoʻouna kūpono a me nā mea hana kiʻi i kahi ala maʻalahi e noi ai.
ʻO GO Smart kahi polokalamu hoʻokele hāʻawi kūpono e hāʻawi ana i nā palapala noi mua a ma hope o ka noi, ka loiloi panel, a me ka hōʻike ʻikepili no nā mea hāʻawi.
ʻO ka Public Art Archive (PAA) he waihona manuahi, hiki ke huli, a e ulu mau ana i ka ʻikepili pūnaewele o nā hana noʻeau lehulehu i hoʻopau ʻia ma ka US a ma waho, me kahi hui o nā kumuwaiwai a me nā mea hana i kūkulu ʻia no ka mālama ʻana i nā hōʻiliʻili kiʻi lehulehu.
Hāʻawi ʻo ZAPP i nā luna hoʻomalu noʻeau a me nā ʻahaʻaina me kahi hui o nā mea hana e hōʻiliʻili ai i nā noi kikohoʻe a me nā jury, mālama i nā uku hale hale, a kamaʻilio pū me nā mea noi āpau i loko o kahi kahua kikohoʻe maʻalahi. Hiki i nā mea pena ke hoʻohana i nā haneli o nā hōʻikeʻike ma ka ʻāina ma o kahi pūnaewele kikowaena.