About this Event
The Innovative Breakfast Club: The Power of Public Art
Innovative uses of public art are emerging as powerful tools for change, reshaping the way cities grow, feel and function. From large-scale cultural interventions to temporary activations and sensory-rich installations, public art is increasingly recognised not just for its cultural value but for its ability to unlock investment, attract footfall, generate economic uplift and catalyse long-term placemaking strategies.
As cities face increasing pressures – densification, safety concerns, a need for more inclusive spaces – there is growing momentum behind creative, design‑led approaches. This event will bring together leading voices rethinking the role of public art in the built world – exploring how integrated, community-centred artistic interventions can activate spaces, drive economic and social value, and support the creation of thriving, resilient urban environments.
Hear from:
• Saff Williams, Vice President, Experience at Brookfield Properties
• Philip Colbert, Artist
More to be confirmed
Following short, sharp presentations from each of the speakers, Emily Wright, freelance journalist for The Times, Wallpaper* and The Spaces, will chair a panel discussion, followed by an audience Q&A and networking.
Light breakfast refreshments will be provided.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
ING MEDIA, 21 Curtain Road, London, United Kingdom
GBP 0.00
