Arts Management Network is happy to present another newsletter issue. It is an actual topic that stays in the center of a publics attention. It is hard to imagine that someone would be against the protection of the cultural heritage, because it belongs directly to the own tradition and history.
The topic of the January issue of Arts Management Newsletter is Classical Music Business. Why Classical Music Business again after covering orchestra management already in April 2007? The idea was born last November on the German Orchestra Day where orchestra was put to a highlight of the conference, in particular, orchestra viewed from the national perspective. At the same event we had a chance to meet Executive Vice President of the League of American Orchestras, Jesse Rosen, and consequently to pose questions concerning the mission of the League as well as to discuss similarities and differences between orchestras on international level.
Special topic of this newsletter issue is Australia. In 2002 during an extended learning trip, we visited arts managers in organizations and universities in Brisbane, Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne and Adelaide. Already at that time we were impressed by the high level that Australian cultural sector has achieved, especially, in the arts management education. There is a close networking system among arts professionals that aims at strengthening cooperation between professionals as well as sustainable audience and organizational development programs which are considered to be leading principles of the arts management education.
This is the 76th edition of Arts Management Newsletter, published in November 2007.
This issue is all about arts management in the Netherlands.
Our special topic for this August newsletter is artist management. How to serve an
artist as a manager or personal assistant? Which challenges artists have to face especially in the music sector? Is it still a dream to become an artist manager at all?
Libraries are strongly related with contemporary questions like life-long-learning or the
usage of digital technologies. No other arts discipline is used by such a broad range of
people. This month we‘d like to bring aspects of library management on the table.
The special focus in this newsletter issue tries to give you some ideas, how technologies can help your organisation. We portrait solutions and tools, give previews to upcoming conferences, and provide background facts.
The May issue of the Arts Management Newsletter takes a special focus on fundraising aspects in the arts sector. It provides a good overview about trends, specialized organisations and experts, books and web resources.
The latest issue of our Arts Management Newsletter has been released. We took a special look at the developments in orchestra management, but you will also find general news and trends in arts management as every month. Enjoy reading this newsletter, and tell your colleagues about our free news service for arts managers.
Earlier or later in his or her professionship, an arts manager will face legal aspects.
Questions about copyright and intellectual property as well as problems with contracts- the manager should have a basic understanding to prevent crises in legal matters. No doubt, that he cannot replace a lawyer as the expert in such a case. We have chosen the relationship between Arts and Law as our special topic for this month and hope, you will get benefits with reading some of the 27 articles about it. One highlight is a report by our EU correspondent Tanya Wittal-Duuerkop. She wrote a review about the last European Writers congress in Brussels, which had a strong part and even a resolution about authors rights. This makes us obvious how much legal aspects can involve political dimensions, too.
Questions about copyright and intellectual property as well as problems with contracts- the manager should have a basic understanding to prevent crises in legal matters. No doubt, that he cannot replace a lawyer as the expert in such a case. We have chosen the relationship between Arts and Law as our special topic for this month and hope, you will get benefits with reading some of the 27 articles about it. One highlight is a report by our EU correspondent Tanya Wittal-Duuerkop. She wrote a review about the last European Writers congress in Brussels, which had a strong part and even a resolution about authors rights. This makes us obvious how much legal aspects can involve political dimensions, too.
This issue is all about Entrepreneurship and Business Start-Up.
This issue is all about arts management in "Chinese speaking Regions".
This issue is all about "Museum Management" in global contexts.
You'd like to advance your career in the arts? Then you should read this issue of Arts Management Newsletter.