Co-Creative Center Podcast

Scientist and Ecologist, Dr. Rich Blundell, a friend and program leader at the Co-Creative discusses his journey through his connection with earth's intelligence and why he believes that artists are the vehicle to create sustainable change for the climate crisis.

Did you know you can book a private tour of the art gallery at the correlative? Head to cocreativenb.org and click "book a tour" or simply email Dena Haden [email protected]

Beginning in the Fall of 2019 the New Bedford artists, Dena Haden, Kat Knutsen, Chelsea Arruda and Scott Deluza, convened over several weeks to explore the concept of ecological intelligence and artistic creativity.

Based on a special curriculum designed by the ecologist, Dr. Rich Blundell, we recounted the entire scientific account of cosmic evolution and sought to place our personal and artistic sensibilities within that narrative.

The result is a personal and natural history of art. The exhibition is on display at the Co-Creative Center through April 1st.

Co-Creative member Sophia Avramides, owner of Avraveda, joins the podcast to talk about community building, co-working, and so much more. This episode was recorded pre-pandemic and even though that world we refernce seems so far away, there's a ton of takeaways here.

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In the first episode of The Co-Creative podcast, Dena Haden (host) and Matt Medeiros (co-host) discuss community and delivering value through the newly formed audio effort. Dena aims to become a creative hub for the New Bedford area, and the podcast is just one way to acheive that goal.