Time To Review Programming And Rental Procedures
Many people probably heard about a Minnesota venue cancelling Dave Chappelle's show hours before it was suppose to occur. Something similar happened a few weeks ago at a venue on the oth…
Many people probably heard about a Minnesota venue cancelling Dave Chappelle's show hours before it was suppose to occur. Something similar happened a few weeks ago at a venue on the oth…
As promised, I am following up on Monday's post about about the first European Union (EU) wide survey of performing arts. I wanted to note some of the recommendations made in the study. One …
Last week German arts administrator Rainer Glaap made a Facebook post linking to the first ever study of theatres across the European Union (EU). Additionally, some of the survey partici…
Earlier this month Colleen Dilenschneider wrote a post providing data that showed Instagram was the social media platform with the highest levels of audience engagement and conversions (deci…
American Theatre had some encouraging news about a trend to improve summer theatre internship programs. The need for this was seen last year as interns and other staff were walking off t…
A few weeks ago, I wrote a post about how donor advised funds (DAF) had surpassed charities like the United Way as recipients of charitable giving. I noted this is a problem because unli…
We often hear about how scientific geniuses had an arts related hobby that contributed to their process, (Eisenstein and his violin are mentioned a lot), but we rarely get any detailed insig…
If you hadn't caught the news in the last week, there is a major crisis at Victory Gardens Theater in Chicago which saw the mass resignation of their current cohort of resident artists. This…
Via Artsjournal.com was a Chalkbeat story about DanceLogic, a program in Philadelphia "designed to educate, inspire, and cultivate girls of color in STEM." Â The premise: Both coding and …
" Older audiences will only be around so long. If you teach the rising generation that the theatrical experience is completely extraneous, that experience probably won't be around for the ne…
A link to a video presentation about a study the Michigan Arts and Culture Council commissioned of SMU DataArts popped up in my feed last week. I am not sure what inspired me to listen all t…
The Artsjournal daily newsletter today linked to a Smithsonian Institution article using the title "Warm-Up Vocal Exercises From Three Very Different Classical Singing Disciplines."Â From…
Earlier this month Vu Le of the Non Profit AF blog linked to a piece reporting that Donor Advised Funds (DAF) had surpassed charities as recipients of charitable revenue. The problem wit…
This post might go a bit on the cerebral side, but bear with me it should go along pretty quickly. Thanks to Marginal Revolution blog I learned that top MBA programs have a policy of grade n…
Back in March I made a post about an artist's project in Pittsburgh that called attention to the disparity in appraisals between White homeowners and Black homeowners. In a story of art …
I have read a fair number of articles about transitioning problematic board members off a board, but I have to credit Vu Le for laying out a relatively detailed process for accomplishing the…
I had planned to write about something different today but this post by Ruth Hartt on LinkedIn grabbed my attention. Cain Lewis goes on to talk about how he doesn't care about Airbnb: So tel…
Whenever I have visited a museum that forces you to go through the gift shop before you can exit, I have viewed the design as a cynical cash grab. As I think about it, while I have frequentl…
Via the Marginal Revolution blog I came across a piece analyzing the economics of stadium naming.  The basic conclusion was that if you see a corporation buying naming rights for a st…
I know for a fact that for at least 30 years now, market textbooks and classes have made the distinction between marketing and advertising/promotion the first definition provided. That h…
I caught a story on NPR's Marketplace yesterday that discussed the way airlines use premium seating. One of the people interviewed mentioned that airlines craftily use the separation of …
There was an article on The Conversation website back in March by Elisabeth Gruner discussing how she stopped giving grades on student papers in favor of comments and wished she had done so …
About three months ago I mentioned that we were having a concert filmed for public television in our venue. We recently got word that it will make its broadcast debut on Georgia Public Broad…
Seth Godin recently made a post with a suggestion that runs counter to concept that arts organizations need to broaden their audience. He has made posts throughout the years about attrac…
So hat tip to Roger Tomlinson who made a social media post calling attention to "A Manager's Guide to Helping Teams Face Down Uncertainty, Burnout and Perfectionism" Â Â It appears it i…