Arts Advocacy – Page 3

Should I Stay or Should I Go?

After 4 seasons, 50 episodes and 100 artist interviews MADE HERE is coming to an end.

Guy Yarden and Sarah Maxfield wrote a concept paper called “Collective Insourcing” that has led to a new project being incubated at ART/NY.

“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” is the fifth in a series of six essays proposing a critical perspective on innovation 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” is the third in a series of six essays proposing a critical perspective on innovation In the arts.

“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” is the first of a series of six essays proposing a critical perspective on innovation In the arts.

University Settlement’s Alison Fleminger discusses the rich history and dynamic present of the Settlement House arts movement.

Nick Benacerraf kicks the knowledge about Jacques Rancière, aesthetics and the politics of spectatorship, among other things.

Curator and producer Michèle Steinwald makes a modest proposal to the field of contemporary dance.

Looking back at first gathering of The Brooklyn Commune on March 24, 2013 at The Invisible Dog.