| The Arts Administration (ARAD) Program and Alumni Committee invite you to attend this year’s alumni panel, ‘Creative Calling: Managing the Arts,’ hosted during Teachers College’s Academic Festival!
Creative Calling: Managing the Arts
2:30pm – 3:30pm
Saturday, April 11th 2015 Teachers College, Columbia University
Co-sponsored by the ARAD Program and Alumni Committee
Click here to RSVP Free for current students!Moderator: Priya Sircar, 2011 Senior Consultant, Lord Cultural Resources Panelists: Description: In order to respond to the challenges and responsibilities facing the arts, an arts manager must have an amalgam of managerial and financial skills, an investment in ethical and policy issues, a broad knowledge about artistic disciplines, an awareness of community dynamics, a commitment to education and a sensitivity to the artist and the artistic process. But how does this translate professionally? This alumni panel will explore various paths taken and the skills employed for a successful career as an Arts Administrator.
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Day: April 2, 2015
Learn More about Audience Engagement!
This year, Theater Communications Group, with support from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation, held its second Audience (R)Evolution Convening, part of a multi-year program designed to study, promote and support successful audience engagement and community development models across the country. The program seeks to define the full spectrum of audience engagement and community development, in addition to sharing working models from the field and beyond.
Hannah Fenlon served as the project manager for the convening, in addition to being a second-year ARAD student. This year, TCG expanded on the Audience (R)Evolution program’s mission by encouraging peer learnings and opportunities for the exchange of ideas and lessons learned, serving as a vehicle for theatre-makers to identify and connect with partners at other organizations with whom they might develop new strategies and models for audience engagement. Click here to read more about the Audience (R)Evolution program.
Sad you missed out? Never fear! HowlRound TV, a global, commons-based peer produced, open access livestreaming and video archive project stewarded by HowlRound, has made most of the presentations available for viewing here! (Be sure to check out the opening banjo song, performed by consultant and Audience (R)Evolution facilitatrix Lisa Mount.)
Check it out and learn how you can better engage your community and audience!
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