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Tag Archives: Creative Industries
New Article in Cultural Trends
Same or different? The “cultural entrepreneurship” and “arts entrepreneurship” constructs in European and US higher education …is an article I wrote just ahead of print in Cultural Trends. It uses data gathered by graduate research assistant Joanna Guevara as a part of a … Continue reading
Tbilisi, Day 3 – Cultural Diplomacy (or, a conference and a feast)
Although I was in no way officially representing the United States, my role at the conference hosted by Creative Initiatives on my 3rd day in Tbilisi was to provide an overview of US arts and culture incubation practices. I was … Continue reading
Tbilisi Day 1, Fluidity
My first full day in Tbilisi yielded two observations: 1) planning here is a very fluid process and 2) this city has been through a lot. The day was largely unstructured, with only two activities scheduled: an afternoon visit to the IREX … Continue reading
Curb Creative Connection, Day 1
Nashville panorama (public domain) For the second year in a row, the Curb Creative Connection (CCC) is convening students from the 14 institutions of higher education that have benefitted from the Mike Curb Family Foundation’s support of academic programs in … Continue reading
Posted in Arts education, Arts entrepreneurship, Arts policy, Culture and democracy, Higher education, Technology and arts
Tagged Arizona State University, Belmont University, Creative Industries, Curb Creative Connection, Curb records, First Amendment, First Amendment Center, Fisk Jubilee Singers, Herberger Institute, Jim Ed Norman, L. Russell Brown, Mike Curb
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What is the “Arts and Culture Sector?”
On the plane to Chicago for the Americans for the Arts (AFTA) annual conference, I was working on my presentation for another conference, AIMAC (International Association of Arts and Culture Management). This paper, “Means and Ends: A Theory Framework for … Continue reading
Posted in Arts policy
Tagged #AFTACON, AIMAC, Americans for the Arts, Creative Industries, Stephen Colbert, Theaster Gates
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Creative Infrastructure 