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Creative Industries and the City: Prague, Warsaw, Budapest

Since the publication of "The Rise of the Creative Class" by Richard Florida there has been a lot of attention to creative industries and their role in economic development. With Charles Landry's "The Creative City", the question of how creative industries influence urban development came to the fore. In the past years there has been a lot of research into the evolution of creative industries in Central Eastern Europe as well. KÉK's event, organized together with Aspen Institute Prague reviews this research and looks into the perspectives of creative industries, their impact on the city and their intersection with cultural strategies and financing schemes through the examples of Prague, Warsaw and Budapest.

Participants
– Samu Szemerey (KÉK- Contemporary Architecture Centre)
– Matyas Misetics (Mitte Communications)
– Milan Zubíček (Aspen Institute Prague)
– Anna Wójcik (Res Publica Nowa, Warsaw)

February 19, 18h
KÉK – Hungarian Contemporary Architecture Centre
1111 Budapest, Bartók Béla út 10-12.

The language of the event is English.
For further information, please contact levente.polyak@kek.org.hu

The event is organized as a part of the project titled Creative Visegrad, supported by the International Visegrad Fund.

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