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Women make up a large proportion of those involved in both practical cultural management and research into cultural institutions. Nevertheless, their specific perspectives and needs often remain in the background. Therefore, empowering women is the aim of the symposium "Women’s Perspectives in Arts Administration Symposium”, whose inaugural edition took place in September 2023, focusing on women-identifying scholars.
2023-12-11
For as long as there have been digital cultural formats, there has been data on how these formats are used. But understanding digital metrics and integrating them into your own work is anything but trivial because for any serious attempt cultural organizations have to ask themselves what they actually want to know - even if it hurts.
Johannes Hemminger, 2023-11-27
Culture Moves Europe is the European program for cultural mobility funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union. Artists, creatives and cultural professionals can apply for a mobility funding for an international project in which they are free to choose the destination, duration and project partners. Application deadline is May 31, 2024.
2023-11-06
Researchers and practitioners in the field of arts and cultural management grapple a similar topic from different perspectives. Still, there are difficulties in connecting and enriching one another. This issue of Arts Management Quarterly aims to illuminate the disparities between these two strands and provide examples of how they can be connected.
2023-07-12
Not only have cultural networks as a hybrid form of organization gained importance over the last 30 years, the activity of networking itself has also become increasingly relevant. Especially local or regional networks belong to the realm of socio-cultural organisations that play a central role when it comes to community engagement and participation.
Raphaela Henze, 2023-01-26
We are faced with a world that seems to get farther and farther away from utopian visions of a unified humanity. Thus, arts and cultural professionals need experiences and strategies to bridge the gaps between communities and individuals. And they need to know when they can and should accept the divisive.
2022-12-19
Cultural institutions often do not represent the increasing diversity of their country’s populations. Introducing the format of intercultural networking to their staff as a constant working method can help organisations to become more accessible and serve diverse communities better.
Elizaveta (Lisa) Bomash, 2022-08-29
You want to support Ukrainian artists and cultural workers, but don't know how? You'll find the answers in the @goetheinstitut Starter Kit, developed by Yaroslav Minkin, Patrick S. Föhl and Masha Vyshedska. The kit is available as a free PDF in English: https://bit.ly/StarterKit_Ukraine_en
 
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First thoughts on European culture in and from Ukraine after everything changed on 24 February 2022. Despite the unimaginable situations on the ground, five of our Ukrainian friends and colleagues proofread this text overnight. We owe them a great debt of gratitude and our thoughts are with them.
Patrick S. Föhl , 2022-03-14
SeriesCOVID 19
This article presents and briefly analyses three recent stories from three different regional contexts in Europe that demonstrate the positive impact of innovating connections with the audience. It discusses the values of hybrid approaches to arts and culture marketing, and the benefit of resilient practices of co-creation and cross-sectoral collaboration.
Petya Koleva , 2022-01-19
There are various points of contact between arts, culture and health - not only in the course of the pandemic months. This issue of the Arts Management Quarterly shows what these are and what they mean for arts management.
2021-11-10
SeriesCOVID 19
The pandemic has brought a lot of challenges to trainings and programs dedicated to the organization of culture. An experience from Brazil shows how such programs can adapt to their theoretical and practical character to digital formats.
Leonardo Costa , 2021-10-18
Like society, the arts ecosystem is in a state of constant evolution. The book "Arts Leadership in Contemporary Contexts” underlines how arts leadership moves alongside these evolutions and is indispensable to every organization.
Karl Schwonik , 2021-07-26
Studying and working in Germany for an extensive period of time gave Nicole Vasconi the space and opportunity to reflect on the U.S. arts and cultural sector - especially compared to other models and experiences of arts management - to better see its various positive and negative aspects from a wider perspective and derive from this experience better decisions for her professional future.
Nicole Vasconi , 2021-06-29
The professionals and companies of the culture and creative industries (CCIs) are important catalysts for development both for classical cultural institutions and for broad sections of the economy and society. A new study shows what the CCIs in Central and Northern European countries need to flourish.
Petya Koleva , 2021-06-07
SeriesDigital formats
Before the pandemic, it did not occur to many arts and cultural institutions that they could - or even had to - generate revenue online. This has rapidly changed. What can organizations learn from the experiences of the last months?
Kristin Oswald, 2021-05-10
In times of the pandemic, many arts and cultural institutions and professionals may find it difficult to think of others first. This issue of Arts Management Quarterly shows that it can be extraordinarily rewarding for them to commit themselves to serving local communities, now and in the long term.
2021-04-30
SeriesCOVID 19
Artistic places that distinguished themselves by their independence now do not only face precarity, but permanent closure. Nonetheless, independent places are essential for the artistic world and for developing new artistic expressions. Therefore, it is of highest interest to understand how these places are doing, in the face of the pandemic.
Yearime Castel Y Barragan, 2021-04-19
Networks and open platforms for decision-making and discussion are highly important to build a (digital) community, especially in times of COVID-19. I became all the more aware of this because of the opportunity to volunteer as a co-organizer for the online Arts & Cultural Management Conference 2021 (ACMC) on the fitting topic "REvisiting Borders”.
Nicole Vasconi , 2021-03-08
As the Covid-19 pandemic continues to disrupt society, harnessing learning and creative problem-solving are integral to the survival of the cultural and creative sector. The 2021 gathering entitled ‘Cultural managers, their organisations, and their networks in times of crisis’ reflected the resilience of the sector to re-imagine ways of working and reaching current and post-pandemic audiences.
Kristina Nilles , 2021-02-26
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