Dearest Sanctuaries, I deeply appreciate the love, compassion, and care with which you treat me.…
A patron, artist, writer and poet shares: Dear Carrack Gallery, I’d like to thank…
There are some very successful design researchers who routinely ask customers to write love notes or break up notes to their brands. This creative and fun approach can (often unwittingly) get powerful insight into the perceptions of customers.
Whether we’re talking to friends or strangers, how do we talk about the value we create? Mary…
Think about the folks in your community. Think about what they will do tonight. There…
In this video Laura Zabel shares how she is energized by what’s possible and how looking at opportunities through this frame has opened up resources for Springboard.
There’ve been many great responses to today’s posts and there are so many smart people…
We’re talking about advocacy for the arts over the next few days. Specifically, what’s our…
You cannot talk about arts advocacy without bringing up the instrumental value of the arts.…
Arts Advocacy Day is an important event, to be sure. The arts do matter. But, chances are if you’re reading this you’re likely already a believer. Therein lies the problem… or at the very least an opportunity.
Why do the arts matter at all? For some, the special characteristic of the arts…
The arts are not accessed through a box office or the doors of a symphony hall in Togo, but rather are encountered in the business of everyday life.
For many, the power of arts lies in its ability to bring people joy. For me, art matters because of its ability to do just the opposite.
Why do the arts matter? I think everyone already has the answer to this question inside him- or herself. If the answer does not feel immediately obvious, then perhaps it is just time to reconnect with art.
This week, a guest column by Robert Reich entitled “What ‘charity’ should really mean” appeared on the Christian…
Last January, at NAS’ Chief Executive Program convening The New Nature of Relevance, I listened…
Patrick McIntyre, General Manager of the Sydney Theatre Company, talks about the increasing pressure to articulate the benefits of the experiences we offer. He suggests that in the new environment content is marketing and that the concept of co-creation is as old as the Gramophone.
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