Above, listen to the story of the Beck Center for the Arts’s new approaches to building the audiences of tomorrow. [...]
Karina Mangu-Ward leads the development of ArtsFwd, an interactive online platform that extends learning about innovation among arts leaders and organizations. In addition to her work at EmcArts, Karina is a New York based producer and filmmaker, whose projects include an original web series, an interactive online documentary series, promos, how-to videos, and event videography. She has produced, shot, and edited videos for Howcast.com, Downtown Community Television, and 13 Playwrights Inc. and is currently is the Associate Producer of “Flag Football”, a feature documentary about the journey of four teams in the National Gay Flag Football League to Gay Bowl X. Before joining EmcArts, Karina produced the documentary series “MADE HERE: Performing Artists on Work and Life” for the interdisciplinary arts venue HERE, where she also served as Associate Producer/General Manager from 2008 to 2011. Prior to HERE, Karina served as General Manager for 13 Playwrights, Inc., Management Associate for Liz McCann/Tony Awards Productions, and Producing Assistant for Carole Shorenstein Hays Productions. Karina has an MFA in Theater Management and Producing from Columbia University, where she wrote her thesis on the strategic use of online tools and technologies for arts organizations. She holds a BA from Harvard College.
Above, listen to the story of the Beck Center for the Arts’s new approaches to building the audiences of tomorrow. [...]
In March, we conducted a “Quick Poll” for next generation leaders in the arts. And now we’re back with the [...]
Below is an excerpt of a post on Doug Borwick’s excellent blog Engaging Matters in reaction to our Stories from Cleveland: Audio Postcards. [...]
Below is an excerpt of an interview that appeared on Social Velocity’s blog on Friday, May 11th. Many thanks for Nell [...]
Above, listen to the story Apollo’s Fire’s new approaches to building the audiences of tomorrow. This is one of 12 Audio [...]
Above, listen to the story of the Cleveland Play House’s new approaches to building the audiences of tomorrow. This is [...]
The deadline to apply for the Innovation Lab for Museums is fast approaching. Proposals are due Monday, May 14, 2012. [...]
I’m very pleased to introduce Brian Hinrichs and Adrianne Russell as our newest Blogging Fellows. You’ll be seeing regular posts [...]
Panel: Innovative Strategies in Arts Leadership Date: March 10, 2012 Location: Gibney Dance 890 Broadway, Fifth Floor, New York, NY Details: Free and [...]
One of the common threads we see among truly innovative organizations is that they are successfully harnessing the knowledge, skills, and drive of tomorrow’s leaders.
This week, we’re spotlighting three projects that are creating new channels of access to cultural programs for groups that have [...]
Share Your Story National Arts Marketing Project announced a call for success stories from arts marketers around the country for [...]
This week, we’re spotlighting two boundary breaking projects that make environmental issues personal, visceral, and tangible for New York City [...]