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There is a fairly extensive article on the Time magazine site about using creative practice to address burnout. The piece by Jamie Ducharme was titled "I Tried to Cure My Work Burnout. H…
There is a fairly extensive article on the Time magazine site about using creative practice to address burnout. The piece by Jamie Ducharme was titled "I Tried to Cure My Work Burnout. H…
I had a post appear on ArtsHacker today about hiring executive leadership in the context of the social changes which have occurred since the start of the Covid pandemic. My post primarily fo…
Colleen Dilenschneider made a post comparing what factors created dissatisfaction for attendees of cultural events in 2019 vs. 2022. She posted charts for both exhibit and performance based …
Leadership transitions are important for arts and culture organizations. We have featured a number of articles on the topic, covering both planning philosophy and actual practical examples. …
Nina Simon may have left museum administration and being an agent of change behind to write books, but she still manages to live and think right on the cusp of things. Today, I receive an ar…
Artsjournal linked to a piece in a University of Florida journal about a program the university is piloting in the hopes of eventually rolling out a national program of prescribing arts to s…
Another entry in the "What is art" debate" A bakery owner in NH allowed students to paint a mural on his building. Because the mural depicted a sun rising over mountains made of donuts and m…
Earlier this month, the Albany Times-Union reported that there won't be much theatre occurring at the storied Willamstown Theatre Festival. The reason is based on the staff walkouts and …
Bloomberg recently had a piece about how the Girls Scouts of Colorado recently opened a space in Denver known as DreamLab, envisioned to be a third space for girls. As spaces for young peopl…
By now most people have probably heard about the brawl between audience members at a Manchester, England performance of The Bodyguard because people were singing along to "I Will Always Love…
Thanks to Barry Hessenius for providing my post topic today. He sent a link to an Inc magazine piece titled "Want to Raise Kind, Generous Kids? Take Them to an Art Museum." Readers will know…
When I saw a notice about MAD Magazine artist Al Jaffee's death at 102 yesterday, it was tucked in the corner of a website so I didn't think there would be a lot of notice. But this morning …
A Guardian article on classical music in Iceland caught my eye last week. The story basically suggested that because the country got a late start with classical music, (first major tour by H…
You may have seen a rise in backlash against Ticketmaster fees coming from performing artists. Neil Young recently posted that exploitative ticketing fees were taking the fun out of touring.…
The blog for Master of Management in International Arts Management had a case study post by Donna S. Finley and Vijay Sathe examining how the Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra (CPO) and Alberta…
This morning I saw Artsjournal had linked to a story about the seizure of a statue at the Metropolitan Museum of Art which had apparently been stolen from Turkey. More and more frequently th…
Via Artsjournal.com is a story on Fast Company about the return of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus which ceased operations in 2017. Feld Entertainment, which owns the circus is…
Being customer focused rather than internally focused is the name of the game these days. Drew McManus provided a great example of customer focused design in an interview on Dave Wakeman's B…
Hyperallergic had an article about how artists can get a public/private art commission. Paddy Johnson responds saying "…there are so many ways to get commissions, yet so few shared resourc…
Back in February, Bloomberg had a story about a housing project proposed in an old police station in Silver Springs, MD where the desire for affordable housing and artist housing was bridged…
Last week, Sunil Iyengar, Director of Research and Analysis at the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) was on the NEA's Quick Study podcast (transcript) talking about the state of the …
Busy into the evening tonight so I thought these brief thoughts from New Yorker film critic Pauline Kael, shared by Isaac Butler might be a good subject to ponder. The no-talent has as much …
While it has only been about six months since I shared a story about the Philadelphia based project DanceLogic which teaches girls to code through choreography, I saw another piece recently …
Rainer Glaap recently posted a story about Deutsche Oper am Rhein's (German Opera on the Rhein) partnership with Vodaphone to offer augmented information about the opera's production of "Die…
About six months ago I drew attention to Vu Le's humorous recasting of Greek myths with non-profit themes. I was delighted when he released his next installment this week adapting six more m…