“Museums Are Opening To A New Audience…” The Washington Post/Sept. 10, 2020 by Shannon McMahon “As cooler weather approaches, many grounded travelers will not be able to escape t...
September 18, 2020: On The Game-Changers After last week’s webinar on alternative and inventive spaces, I’ve been thinking a lot about how the arts field can redefine the relatio...
“Pilot Scheme Could Allow Tested Audiences” Variety/Sept. 9, 2020 by Naman Ramachandran “The U.K. government is piloting a scheme in Salford from October to test audiences at indoor...
“Broadway’s Road Back Is Uncertain” Washington Post/Sept. 8, 2020 by Peter Marks “For months now, Thomas Schumacher's dining room table has been taken over by a master list ...
September 11, 2020: On Thinking Outside The Box Good day, A news story today sent a shudder down my spine. Dr. Anthony Fauci, the U.S.’s leading expert on COVID-19, said we likely will ...
“What Should A Museum Look Like in 2020?” Vanity Fair/Aug. 24, 2020 by Kimberly Drew “Black life—our joys and our oppression—has been embedded into American history since the firs...
“Setting the Standard For Virtual Events” The Verge/Aug. 25, 2020 by Julia Alexander “In a time when we’re oversaturated with virtual events, it’s impossible not to notice that mo...
September 4, 2020: On Tentative Starts And Stops Good Day, As we inch towards Labor Day in the U.S., traditionally the start of the fall season in the not-for-profit arts world, there ar...
Register for Sept. 15: deep dive conversation exploring temporary venues Topic: Temporary venues - what problems do they solve, or create? With many cultural organizations exploring new ways to meet their mi...
“More Australians Support The Arts…Than Ever” The Guardian/Aug. 25, 2020 by Ben Eltham “Appreciation for the creative arts is on the rise as the industry languishes, according to a la...
