Home is where the heart is, the adage goes.
The program picks up where a similar event exploring architecture and community development left off last year. To be featured are two prominent arts advocates. Gail Goldman, San Diego's public art director, will discuss the success of that city's public art initiative. Mark Robbins, design director for the National Endowment for the Arts, will explore the state of design in American cities and towns. Specifically, the program will examine how the architecture of the seminary, designed by internationally known architect Edward Larrabee Barnes, evokes sacred themes and provides space for solace.