Join the Conversation: Artists as Agents of Change
Participate in the discussion about Artists as Agents of Change during the National Innovation Summit for Arts & Culture.
Author: James Carter, Guest Contributor
About James Carter, Guest Contributor
James Carter is a dramatist, experience designer and producer. He was a founding member of terraNOVA Collective and its associate artistic director for eight years. Recent transmedia plays include FEEDER: A Love Story and NY_Hearts: LES. For more about James, read his blog onemuse.com where he explores the intersection of art and technology, or follow him on Twitter @jdcarter.
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