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In this episode of According to AI, we explore how artist-run spaces—print shops, shared studios, and neighborhood galleries—could hold the key to building more vibrant, equitable cities.

We look at real-world examples like Banglatown, examine the parallels between a writer’s room and a local parliament, and dive into how critique might become currency when ego takes a backseat.

From the Zen principle of forgetting the self in the effort to Mchavelli’s blunt views on power, we trace how art hubs can either empower or suffocate—depending on the culture they build.

Are these hubs just side projects, or are they untapped civic infrastructure?

Let’s find out.

🟡 Made with #AI, community wisdom, and the hum of long conversations turned action.
🔵 What creative space once shifted your view of what’s possible?
🟠 Final thought: The city’s best ideas might not come from boardrooms—but from brainstorms over coffee and critique.

More information:

https://forecastpublicart.org/the-com...
https://www.womenofbanglatown.com/who...
https://detroit.umich.edu/news-storie...

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