In the current economic climate, the arts are newly challenged to maintain legitimacy and financial support. This takes a toll on the internal culture and artistic output of arts organizations. Regardless of the benefits in creating long-term plans and assessing core values, etc., many arts organizations cannot look past their upcoming seasons to ensure viability. [...] Read more »
Displaying all posts for ‘August, 2009’
Photo Updates Complete
by masterfiddle August 17, 2009
As a final hurrah and culmination of my Italy trip, I have finished posting photos under the links below: Art Architecture Culture I still have more to add, but that is the bulk of photos for the time being.
Arts Conference 2009: Art, Architecture & Culture
by masterfiddle August 13, 2009
The International Conference on the Arts and Society provided many ideas and research in arts education and practice. I will use this space as a central location and hub for my main take-aways from the experience. On the lookout for all types of artforms while I was in Venice, I have distilled my thoughts into [...] Read more »
Venice Reflections
by masterfiddle August 9, 2009
Having a week back in the United States since attending the International Conference on the Arts in Society, I have had time to reflect on my main take-away from the experience. After attending the conference, I now view the role of the arts in society with a broader perspective. The goal of the conference was to [...] Read more »
Travelocity – what globalization means for the arts
by masterfiddle August 3, 2009
I have returned to Oregon from my European expedition and research presentation at the International Conference on the Arts in Society in Venice. The trip was wonderful and rewarding in many ways as I: 1) Tromped around Venice and turned any street corner I wished depending on my whim. 2) Engaged in stimulating dialogue regarding [...] Read more »
