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Category Archives: arts infrastructure
Real Estate
All too often, artists who are attentive to the “business” of their creative practice are accused of “selling out.” But for many working artists, that attention to business–to revenue generation, asset accrual, the arts economy—is what enables an artist to … Continue reading
First Principles, Inadequate Soil, and Artist Entrepreneurs
On June 8, I participated in a virtual symposium sponsored by the Arts, Entrepreneurship and Innovation Lab at Indiana University entitled “New. Not Normal.” Some panelists were invited to pre-record ~15 minute talks, while others, like me, were invited to … Continue reading
Posted in Arts entrepreneurship, arts infrastructure, Culture and democracy, Higher education, Institutional Infrastructure
Tagged arts entrepreneurship, Cal State LA, capitalism, College of Arts & Letters, Covid-19, Doug Noonan, first principles, Lucy Bernholz, Marc Bamuthi Joseph, NEA research lab, neoliberalism, New. Not Normal, pandemic, Tyler Cowen
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New Year Post 2019-20
Happy New Year! Happy New Decade! Since I launched this blog on New Year’s Eve 2010 it has been my tradition to offer a recap of the blog’s year, summarizing its stats and revisiting its most popular posts. As the … Continue reading
Posted in Arts entrepreneurship, arts infrastructure, Arts policy
Tagged New Year, Ouroboros
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Building Community Cultural Connections
My November letter to Cal State LA College of Arts & Letters focused recent activities that support building community cultural connections. I share it with you here. Dear Arts & Letters Community: The past month has been a busy time … Continue reading
Back at it (Finally)
After a summer vacation and some less fun issues (now completely resolved!) that unfortunately coincided with the very busy start of a new semester, I am back at work on my collection of essays on the relationship between artists, money, … Continue reading
Arts Entrepreneurship 11 through 15
Four years ago, I created a series of short videos for use in my class Foundations of Arts Entrepreneurship. I’m no longer teaching the course (and the videos themselves admittedly could use some updating) but for those of you looking for … Continue reading
Foundations of AE 9: Budgeting
This ninth module of Foundations of Arts Entrepreneurship is the second of three about money: 8 is on financial literacy; 9 is on budgeting; and 10 is on some very basic concepts of entrepreneurial finance. Please note that these modules … Continue reading
Foundations of AE 8: Fiscal Literacy
This eighth module of Foundations of Arts Entrepreneurship is the first of three about money: 8 is on financial literacy; 9 is on budgeting; and 10 is on some very basic concepts of entrepreneurial finance. Please note that these modules … Continue reading
Foundations of Arts Entrepreneurship 7
In this companion video to Foundations of Arts Entrepreneurship 6, I discuss marketing plans, audience segmentation, and branding .
Kim Abeles, Community Impact Artist
It was a sheer joy to spend 60 minutes listening to Kim Abeles talk about her work under the guise of the Academic Senate Distinguished Lecture on Engagement, Service, and the Public Good. Abeles began by describing herself to a … Continue reading
Posted in Arts entrepreneurship, arts infrastructure, Arts policy, Culture and democracy, Higher education, Institutional Infrastructure
Tagged Cal State LA, Cal State LA Fine Arts Gallery, community arts, community impact, Kim Abeles, Paper Person, School of Endurance Work, smog collector, socially engaged practice
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