BOOKS +
WRITING +
TEACHING +
SPEAKING
Timely and meaningful, Kim Cook’s book opens doors to ways of approaching reconciliation even without contact. She gently finds a way to be both empathic and candid; allowing readers to explore their own relationships without judgment. Valuable and helpful for those recovering from many kinds of hurt, What Remains is Love is uplifting and encouraging for readers of all kinds.
Knowledge: The Fifth Element
Lorenzo "Rennie" Harris Autobiography
Structural Edit Collaboration
Culturally Attuned Podcast &
Cultural Synergy Curriculum
United States Institute of Peace
Concept Creator, Contributor, Co-Producer
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Project Start: 2017 I Season 1 launched 2020
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"You have an extraordinary ability to command a room."
- Christian Gaines, ED Creative West
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CREATIVITY
K
All senses are meaningful - including spatial design and haptics. Small things matter, fun elements work, food deserves thought.
CODASummit
Panelist I Changing the World:
Commissioners for the Creative Revolution Panel
High Impact in Public Space:
Art, Spectacle, Tech
SXSW, Austin
Panel Facilitator, Convenor
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ARTISTS: CocoLab, Macnas
National Consortium for Creative Placemaking and New England College
Instructor: Creative Communities
2019 + 2020
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Boundless Space: the Sotheby's Experiment, Burning Man Live Podcast
Speaker + Guest
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No Spectators: Community Built Virtual Multiverses, SXSW Virtual
Speaker
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Moore College of Art & Design
Guest Lecturer; “The Power of Not Knowing”
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Free State Podcast: Adam Scott
Speaker + Guest
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Handbook of Creative Placemaking
Routledge Publishing, Cara Courage, Editor
Contributing Writer, Essay: Listen, Connect, Act
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Extraordinary Partnerships: How the Arts and Humanities are
Transforming America
Christine Henseler, Editor
Contributing Writer, Essay: When Art Lives as Culture
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Creative By Design, ArkDes, Stockholm
Speaker
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World Architecture Festival, Berlin
Keynote Speaker
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Beyond Economics: Art Investment Transforms, SXSW, Austin
Panel Facilitator, Convener
Guests: Heather Deal, Christian Gaines, Amahl Hazelton
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Contextualizing Hiphop for a Japanese Audience
Workshop Facilitator
Japanese Cultural Trade Network
Kanazawa and Tokyo, Japan