Discover how culture and creativity can drive brownfield revitalization in this session highlighting Anchorage's transformative use of public art. Learn how Indigenous artist William Kozloff's mural - commissioned by the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium - transformed the former Alaska Native Hospital site into a vibrant symbol of community resilience. The mural, featuring traditional Alaska Native imagery, attracted community attention and media coverage, serving as a catalyst for broader engagement and investment in brownfield reuse. Anchorage's approach demonstrates how integrating Indigenous-led art into redevelopment can reframe narratives, foster inclusivity, and activate underutilized spaces. Attendees will gain insights into funding strategies, community partnerships, and how cultural storytelling can be a powerful tool in brownfield projects.
