April 23, 2019
S6E9: Isolde Brielmaier
Isolde Brielmaier is the executive director of arts culture and community at Westfield World Trade Center.
To bring works of art into a transit hub and commercial space, Brielmaier says, people need more than something to look at:
People like to be involved. They like to be engaged. They like to kind of create. And we have found that the most successful projects really invite people to the table.
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