Collective Insourcing and ArtsPool
Guy Yarden and Sarah Maxfield wrote a concept paper called “Collective Insourcing” that has led to a new project being incubated at ART/NY.
Category Archives: Points of View
notes on dance performance
Stormy Budwig’s essay: “notes on dance performance: perceptual research gesture struggle somatization aestheticized bodily terrains respect new language method ritual proprioceptive being”
Invention, Innovation & Creating Real Change
“Invention, Innovation & Creating Real Change” is the last in a series of six essays taking a critical look at the innovation agenda in the arts.
Business As Usual In The Innovation Industry
“Business As Usual” is the fifth in a series of six essays proposing a critical perspective on innovation In the arts.
Seeing Value In The Arts
“Seeing Value In the Arts” is the fourth of a series of six essays proposing a critical perspective on innovation In the arts.
Corporate Influence and the Innovation Agenda
“Corporate Influence and the Innovation Agenda” is the third in a series of six essays proposing a critical perspective on innovation In the arts.
The Appearance of Innovation
“The Appearance of Innovation” is the second of a series of six essays proposing a critical perspective on innovation In the arts.
Questioning The Innovation Agenda
“Questioning The Innovation Agenda” is the first of a series of six essays proposing a critical perspective on innovation In the arts.
Process Notes: Tracing a Legacy of American Musical Theater
Tatayana Tenenbaum shares thoughts from her most recent process.
The Citizen Artist & The Settlement House
University Settlement’s Alison Fleminger discusses the rich history and dynamic present of the Settlement House arts movement.
Complicating Theaster Gates
Andy responds to the symposium “Theaster Gates: A Way of Working” recently hosted by the Vera List Center at the New School.
Politics and Aesthetics and Social Movements! (A How-To Guide, Extracted from the Brain of Jacques Rancière)
Nick Benacerraf kicks the knowledge about Jacques Rancière, aesthetics and the politics of spectatorship, among other things.