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2ND–4TH OCTOBER 2008, HELSINKI
The Art of Music Fair is to become the annual creativity fair for the contemporary Art&Classical Music landscape in Europe, initiated by the composers of Europe.
Note: European Composers’ Forum, Frank Stahmer, Vienna
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Wednesday, September 03, 2008 - 03:10 (79 Reads)
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Alvin H. Reiss, perhaps the most prolific writer on the business of the arts, has donated his vast collection of materials on the arts and arts management to The Ohio State University Fine Arts Library, in Columbus, in support of the Department of Art Education's graduate-level Cultural Policy and Arts Administration Program. The collection includes thousands of books, periodicals, reports, studies, clippings, tapes, and papers of historical significance.
Note: Ohio State University
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Thursday, August 28, 2008 - 06:13 (362 Reads)
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Arts & Business, the national charity dedicated to increasing private investment into the arts will, on 4th October, launch an on-line tax guide with Margaret Hodge, Minister for Culture, Creative Industries and Tourism, explaining how to give efficiently and effectively to the arts. The on-line tax guide is for arts fundraisers, donors and wealth managers. A&B's guide includes simple information demonstrating that, contrary to popular belief, it has never been easier to give to the arts and the tax benefits have never been greater.
Note: Arts and Business Council, UK
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Thursday, August 28, 2008 - 05:10 (273 Reads)
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In Harlem, Marline A. Martin, the executive director of the Children’s Art Carnival, figures that losing her financing from the city’s Cultural Affairs Department means she will have half the number of students this fall in her school-day program for children whose schools don’t offer art. Downtown, near Stuyvesant Park, Diane Fraher Thornton, the director of American Indian Artists Inc., squeezes dollars from her budget for a project of readings by Indian playwrights.
Note: An article by Felicia R. Lee on 24th of July in 2008, New York Times
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Thursday, August 28, 2008 - 05:06 (73 Reads)
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After the hype for contemporary Chinese art, the scene's interest seems to be shifting to India. Therefore the next UBS Arts Forum will look at the trends in contemporary Indian art and provide insights by top-experts like Ranjit Hoskoté (writer and co-curator Gwangju Biennale), Nitin Bhayana (collector, New Delhi), Elaine Ng (editor and publisher ArtAsiaPacific) and Hugo Weihe (International Director Asian Art, Christie's, New York).
Note: Wolfsberg - The Platform for Executive & Business Development, A subsidiary of UBS AG
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Saturday, August 16, 2008 - 09:27 (793 Reads)
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For the first time, all major performing arts-oriented organizations got together in Denver from June 10 to 14, 2008 at the National Performing Arts Convention. Over 3500 delegates attended, gathering under the motto "taking action together", ready to take part in a wide offering of presentations, caucuses, forums, etc. and, as usual at these events, to network...
Note: An article by Zenaida des Aubris, correspondent, Munich
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Friday, July 04, 2008 - 08:12 (4049 Reads)
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The EUConsult conference was held in Rome from Friday June 20th through Sunday June 22nd, 2008. The leadership of the group should be congratulated for their wise choice of location - Rome was more exquisite than ever – and the hospitality of Pasquale Pesce (conference host) and Dr. Franco Pavancello, President of John Cabot University, where the meetings convened, were outstanding.
Note: James Abruzzo, correspondent, New York, USA
Managing Director, DHR Nonprofit Practice
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Friday, July 04, 2008 - 09:49 (3890 Reads)
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With the realization of the National Library, the Museum for Contemporary Art and the Concert Hall Riga, Latvia intends the three biggest construction plans for the upcoming years.
Note: An article by Veronika Schuster, editor (Translation by Dirk Heinze, editor-in-chief)
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Wednesday, June 25, 2008 - 07:23 (936 Reads)
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Glancing on the eventful history of the Baltic Sea is sufficient to understand, why this region does not also deserve attention but is one of the most pulsating and dynamic regions in Europe with the greatest economic growth. The large cultural heritage became due to the vast majority of initiatives to one of the priorities and challenges for the cultural cooperation.
Note: An article by Ulla-Alexandra Mattl, correspondent, London
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Wednesday, June 25, 2008 - 07:13 (832 Reads)
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Independent theatre producer Sherrie Johnson and Santee Smith, artistic director of the Kaha:wi Dance Theatre, are the first two recipients of the John Hobday Awards, which celebrate outstanding achievement in the field of arts management.
Note: Canada Council
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Posted by ArtsManagementNet on Wednesday, June 04, 2008 - 04:42 (1716 Reads)
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