Two unlikely art heads are members of YBCA’s game-changing, all access art program YBCA:You. Hear how Lawrence Li, an accountant, came to identify as a street performer and how Henri Ducharme began using art to help his students make sense of numbers.
Moving from the traditional stance of ‘the expert with important stories to tell’ to ‘building stories with community’ requires an openness and humility that is often not easy for museums.
Off-Center @ The Jones’s programming takes into account the full audience experience and puts it at the center of the artistic process.
By mobilizing community stakeholders, exploring and implementing innovative practices, DANCECleveland’s Dance Advance Team (DAT) works toward creating an affinity for dance.
A community-based performance by ArtSpot Productions & Mondo Bizarro prioritized relationship-building to impact transformative social change.
It’s important to bring everyone on your team along on your journey when building new relationships and implementing a new engagement structure.
The Public’s newest initiative radically rethinks a community-developed production and preps for a 200-person production in NYC this September.
ArtsFwd asks the Innovation Lab grantees: What is the biggest question you and your team are wrestling with as you head into the intensive retreat?
Gamification is an increasingly popular engagement strategy. How can organizations use gaming to focus on audience members as players?
Telling a story about your organization often seems complex and difficult. This activity can help you craft a unified message across platforms.
This week, the Americans for the Arts ARTSblog explores the question, “What would make where you live a better place or bring it to the next level?”
This visitor-generated project pushes the boundaries of the traditional role of the visitor and what is worthy of being exhibited in a gallery space.
Emerging technologies have become essential components of arts marketing strategies. Is it important for arts leaders to have a theoretical background in media criticism to fully understand the implications of these technologies?
The Tipster brings you big ideas in small bites.
It’s easy to make assumptions about the limitations of new media platforms. But how can we turn our biases into benefits by addressing them head on?