To listen to a particular portion of the panel, fast-foward to the following times: Introduction by Reseach Associate Elizabeth Long Lingo 0:00; Richard Lloyd: 5:30; Philip Kasinitz, 25:42; Carlo Rotella, 40:45; Adrienne Outlaw, 55:12; Discussion, 65:17.
Hipsters, poseurs, waitresses and polka were among the many topics raised during a panel discussion with Vanderbilt sociologist Richard Lloyd about his new book, Neo-Bohemia: Art and Commerce in the Postindustrial City.
In addition to Lloyd, panelists included Philip Kasinitz, Sociology, CUNY and Hunter College; Carlo Rotella, American Studies, Boston College; and Adrienne Outlaw, Nashville artist. The event was sponsored by the Curb Center for Art Enterprise and Public Policy at Vanderbilt.
Listen to a "That’s Vanderbilt" interview with Richard Lloyd.