2020年5月27日 · Brian Corrigan wasn't planning to spend his spring thinking about outer space, but the coronavirus pandemic changed everything. "Once COVID hit, that shut the door on where we were going,"...

His projects have been published in Streets Reconsidered: Inclusive Design for the Public Realm and The Digital City: Media and the Social Production of Place. He recently founded Farm-to-Spaceship, an experience design agency working across the state to position Colorado as the nation’s leader in FUN.

2020年6月4日 · The Farm to Spaceship dinner — a collaborative take-home meal, cosmic journey, dance party and utterly-charming mind-fuck — held its first iteration last Friday, with two more...

For Brian Corrigan — a former design teacher at the Corcoran College of Art and Design in Washington D.C., and an instrumental player in some of Denver’s more innovative art installations 10 years running — the need was felt, and the script was shifted not so faintly towards space. The Farm to Spaceship dinner — a collaborative take ...

2023年4月25日 · In Season 5, Episode 2, we chat with Linda Klein and Brian Corrigan, the co-founders of Farm-to-Spaceship, about how to make the experience economy more relevant to businesses, and in turn, more economically viable for artists. Linda and Brian introduce us to new vocabulary for understanding the experience economy.

2020年12月30日 · Over the summer, local placemaking wunderkind Brian Corrigan teamed up with Somebody People and a not-so-sleight crew of medium-spanning creatives to introduce the first Farm to Spaceship....

2022年2月25日 · Brian Corrigan, $20,000 - Denver County: For the "Farm-To-Spaceship x San Luis Experience Accelerator," which seeks to address community and economic development in San Luis, Colorado’s “Oldest Town,” by activating the community to co-design creative placemaking activities that both enhance the public realm and create experiential ...

In Season 5, Episode 2, we chat with Linda Klein and Brian Corrigan, the co-founders of Farm-to-Spaceship, about how to make the experience economy more rele...

His projects have been published in Streets Reconsidered: Inclusive Design for the Public Realm and The Digital City: Media and the Social Production of Place. He recently founded Farm-to-Spaceship, an experience design agency working across the state to position Colorado as the nation’s leader in the Experience Economy.

In this episode, Linda Klein and Brian Corrigan from Farm-to-Spaceship discuss their efforts to integrate immersive, playful experiences into businesses while reframing perspectives around the economic value of artists and experience design.