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Drawn to Good helps communities formalize existing public art initiatives or design new programs from scratch. We work with you to understand your unique vision and to establish a streamlined process that can be used to guide future projects and measure outcomes.

At the basis of every successful project is an understanding of a community — its goals, partners, and challenges — and an understanding of artists — their process, specific needs, and vision for their work. We spend time listening to your team and matching the right artist or artist team to the project, to ensure the best possible outcome.

Not every municipality needs — or can budget for — a full-time cultural affairs administrator. But most need someone who can build the program, manage the artists, and deliver a clear strategy your leadership can act on.
That’s fractional leadership: senior-level cultural affairs expertise, on a schedule and budget that fits your capacity. Drawn to Good’s Principal Consultant Rachael Faillace can build your public art program from the ground up, manage it ongoing, or step in for a defined project — whatever your city actually needs right now.
Creative placemaking is a strategy that integrates arts, culture, and design to shape the physical and social character of a neighborhood, town, city, or region. Community-driven arts and cultural activities are employed to animate public and private spaces, and increase the vibrancy of a community.
Creative placemaking contributes to many positive outcomes such as improved quality of life, increased sense of place, economic vitality, and sustainability. It requires strong community partnerships and the involvement of artists, designers, and culture agents to collaboratively address a range of community challenges.