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Designing Spaces to Gather: The Irreplaceable Role of Live Arts in the Age of AI

Hosted by the UNITED Theatre

This event has been postponed

As AI tools make it easier than ever to create music, art, and film from a bedroom or a laptop, a fundamental question emerges: what do we lose when we stop showing up for each other? This panel brings together artists, educators, technologists, and community leaders to make the case for the live, in-person arts experience as a necessary counterweight to the atomization of creative life. The conversation centers on community-building, shared witnessing, and what happens in a room full of people that no algorithm can replicate.

Panelists include Carly Callahan (moderator),  Executive Director of the UNITED; Chris Donovan, Director of PechaKucha PVD; Kyna Leski, Professor of Architecture at RISD and a Founding Principal of 3six0 Architecture; Wensley Sarkar Bynoe, Director of Community Engagement and Teaching Artist at Trinity Rep; and Josh Short, Artistic Director of The Wilbury Theatre Group.

POSTPONED

Fee: $5-$10

Parking: Street parking is available on Canal Street, and a parking lot is located behind the UNITED.

ADA Accessible: Yes

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