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Performing Artists Unite for a Livable City
Mark your calendar. Important stuff is happening at the Invisible Dog Art Center later this month. Here’s an excerpt from the press release. From November 22 to November 24 at The Invisible Dog Art Center, The Brooklyn Commune Project, the … Continue reading
Live Arts Audiences Decline as Online Audiences Grow
Today, the Los Angeles Times culture blog shared some unfortunate findings from a National Endowment for the Arts report: the number of American adults attending arts and cultural events has sunk to its lowest level since 1982. The economic climate … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, ballet, Dance
Tagged arts, arts audiences, culture, los angeles times, National Endowment for the Arts, NEA, performing arts, Washington Post
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Culture’s (Mis)Use of Technology
Below is an excerpt from an excellent post by Seth Godin on the way Culture uses technology, and the challenge of getting “the good guys”, as opposed to the spammers, excited and eager to use new technology. Our Culture (high and popular) … Continue reading
Posted in criticism, Dance blogs, Education, Performance Club
Tagged blogs, Claudia La Rocco, culture, Dance Magazine, new media, Performance Club, Seth Godin, technology, twitter, Wendy Perron
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Secretary of Arts: Good or Bad?
Two weeks ago I posted about an online petition in support of a cabinet-level arts official, along with a link to an article quoting arts leader Michael Kaiser, who is in favor of this. Last week, the Wall Street Journal … Continue reading
