Nina Simon, Executive Director of the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History, talks about how her organization invites people to engage.
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How do cultural institutions invite interaction in a way that protects exhibitions?
Nina Simon, Executive Director of the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History, discusses how the museum cultivates a balance between increased participation and stewardship.
What does the convergence of consumer interests, markets and industries mean for cultural organizations?
Jennifer Bielstein, Managing Director of the Actors Theatre of Louisville, talks about new opportunities to connect with audiences and how delivering a live, interactive experience will become increasingly valuable.
How does the prevalence of social media effect arts organizations?
Douglas McLennan, Editor of ArtsJournal, talks about how arts organizations should be thinking of social media.
How do arts organizations build a meaningful community?
Douglas McLennan, Editor of ArtsJournal, talks about arts organizations’ need to support the vital role the audience plays in “completing the act of art.”
What is the most important trend in the arts and culture field?
Douglas McLennan, Editor of ArtsJournal, talks about how the relationship people want to have with art is changing.
How does the Pro-Am Revolution affect arts organizations?
Ian David Moss, Research Director for Fractured Atlas, discusses the effects of the rise of professional amateurs on arts organizations.
What is the Pro-Am Revolution?
Ian David Moss, Research Director for Fractured Atlas, talks about the rise in people pursuing amateur activities to professional standards.
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