Above, listen to the story of the Beck Center for the Arts’s new approaches to building the audiences of tomorrow. [...]
Interview
Blog
Innovation in the Arts: An Interview with Karina Mangu-Ward
Below is an excerpt of an interview that appeared on Social Velocity’s blog on Friday, May 11th. Many thanks for Nell [...]
Blog
Can 55 Year-Olds Be Younger Audiences?
Above, listen to the story Apollo’s Fire’s new approaches to building the audiences of tomorrow. This is one of 12 Audio [...]
Blog
Why Engagement Should Be Every Arts Staffer’s Job
Above, listen to the story of the Cleveland Play House’s new approaches to building the audiences of tomorrow. This is [...]
Blog
How Boise Became Dancers’ Home Sweet Home
An interview with John Michael Schert, executive director and principle dancer for the Trey McIntyre Project, about their decision to settle down in Idaho.
Podcast
Environmental Sustainability Made Tangible
In this podcast, Richard Evans talks with Eric Sanderson, a Senior Conservation Ecologist at the Wildlife Conservation Society, and artist Mary [...]
Blog
Thinking regionally in rural New Hampshire
A group of small arts organizations in rural Monadnock region of Southwest New Hampshire have come together to form Monadnock [...]
Blog
Audiences & Technology Series: Experience interactivity at YBCA
Through digital media and interactive events, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts (YBCA) is experimenting with new practices that contextualize [...]
Audiences & Technology Series: Appalshop harnesses the power of storytelling
By harnessing art and the power of storytelling, Appalshop is creating daring accounts of people on the edge of society. [...]
Audiences & Technology Series: NPR gives a face-lift to jazz
NPR is giving a face-lift to how jazz is being presented. We spoke with Anya Grundmann, Executive Producer of NPR [...]
Audiences & Technology Series: Fractured Atlas opens up
There is no perfect ticketing system out there for non-profits arts organizations. We spoke with Adam Huttler, Founder and Executive [...]
Audiences & Technology Series: NY Live Arts is born from two legacies
NY Live Arts is out to prove the old adage “all ships rise” by merging the prowess of two major [...]
Audiences & Technology Series: Wesleyan fuses art and science
Wesleyan University is experimenting with fusing art with science in the classroom, and precipitating change across the entire campus. We [...]