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Oklahoma City University hosts probably the only graduate education, which combines dance and arts management. Dirk Heinze made an interview with the director of this course, John Bedford, not only with questions about the course itself, but also about the latest trends in the dance sector.
Note: An article by Dirk Heinze, editor-in-chief, Arts Management Network
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Friday, May 09, 2008 - 07:09 (13 Reads)
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Many of the most sought after museum director positions in the United States are unfilled, some for as long as a year. Over the last ten years, there has always been more than twenty different art museums without directors. And frequently, as was the case recently with the Milwaukee Museum of Art, its new director was recruited from a directorship at another art museum (the San Jose Museum of Art), leaving a vacancy there and the same number of openings. What are the causes of this
phenomenon and what are the implications?
Note: An article by James Abruzzo, correspondent, Newark NJ, USA
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Monday, April 28, 2008 - 05:28 (1145 Reads)
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A research commissioned from IPSOS-REID by Cultural Careers Council Ontario underlined the importance of a professional development in Ontario’s Cultural Sector.
Note: Cultural Careers Council Ontario
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Monday, April 28, 2008 - 10:01 (250 Reads)
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Yesterday the 18th annual conference of the International Artist Managers Association (IAMA) began in Germany's capitol Berlin. Germany is the only country, so chairman John Willian outmarked, where IAMA returned expite UK. Arts Management Network was also at present at the first conference of IAMA in Germany, which took place at the Leipzig Gewandhaus in 2001.
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Friday, April 18, 2008 - 08:23 (462 Reads)
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TCG’S 2008 National Conference will be held in conjunction with the 2008 National Performing Arts Convention: Taking Action Together in Denver, Colorado, from June 10-14, 2008. There will be discreet sessions for TCG members to meet with our own TCG programming at the Denver Center Theatre Company. In addition, we will join with the rest of the performing arts field at the Colorado Convention Center and the Denver Center for the Performing Arts in an exploration of the performing arts sector and its place in American culture.
Note: Theatre Communications Group, USA
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Monday, April 14, 2008 - 01:25 (523 Reads)
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Just like branded products, cities and regions have understood that they must design and implement actions that will differentiate them from other places while at the same time, they must try and attract both people and companies to their territories. Among other things, this means improving infrastructures, providing tax incentives, facilitating citizens’ quality of life (parks, bicycle paths, sports infrastructures, daycare, schools) and, increasingly, highlighting cultural and artistic activities.
Note: ESC Saint-Etienne/CREST
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Wednesday, April 09, 2008 - 10:39 (449 Reads)
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A conference about Expressive and Instrumental Values in Economic and Sociological Perspectives, taking place in Venice from 4-8 November, 2008
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Thursday, March 27, 2008 - 03:49 (647 Reads)
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Trends in arts and culture tend to be longer-lasting and less fragile than in other fields such as clothing design. Most herding models are not able to explain such stability, instead predicting informational cascades to be fragile and fads to be frequent. The present contribution is able to explain the hysterisis of trends in arts by incorporating the accumulation of consumption capital into a herding model.
Note: A case study by Dominic Rohner, Anna Winestein, and Bruno S. Frey, University of Zurich, Switzerland
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Thursday, March 27, 2008 - 11:08 (410 Reads)
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This paper considers the role and value of museum networks in Europe and explores the range of benefits which museums can gain from working within networks of various types.
Note: EMAC - 4th European Museums Advisors Conference
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Thursday, March 27, 2008 - 10:42 (232 Reads)
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The Association for Cultural Economics International (ACEI) is hosting the 15th International Conference on Cultural Economics at Northeastern University in Boston, from the evening of Thursday June 12th to Sunday June 15th 2008.
Note: Association for Cultural Economics International (ACEI)
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Wednesday, March 26, 2008 - 10:40 (315 Reads)
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