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Tag Archives: diversity
Lip Service
Do you remember the scene in Hidden Figures when the characters portrayed by Octavia Spencer and Kirsten Dunst find themselves together in the recently de-segregated women’s restroom? The Dunst character says something like “I know you don’t believe me, but … Continue reading
Is Everyone in the Room?
I learned via twitter of a troubling occurrence at the recent TCG conference in San Diego. Rather than recount any details of it here, I point you to this piece by Guillermo Aviles-Rodriguez, and also to the comments that follow … Continue reading
Posted in Arts policy, Culture and democracy
Tagged ageism, diversity, imagining Phoenix, US Department of Arts and Culture, USDAC
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Gatekeeping and Board Diversity
I don’t like being in a “gatekeeping” position but often find myself there, as a journal editor, as a member of my university’s promotion and tenure committee, even as a teacher. I find the position troubling and try – especially … Continue reading
Posted in arts infrastructure, Arts management
Tagged board governance, diversity, gatekeeping, NEA
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Quality, Diversity, and New Year’s Food
Today is New Year’s Day. For dinner last night, New Year’s Eve, I made blini with caviar and today I am making Hoppin’ John with black-eyed peas, a food traditionally eaten in the American south on New Year’s Day day … Continue reading
Diversity, Equality, Bus Lanes, and Arts
I had the opportunity to hear urban theorist and former mayor of Bogotá Enrique Peñalosa speak this week about his vision for more sustainable and egalitarian cities. He is a public transportation and urban greenspace evangelist. One of the basic … Continue reading
1100 Seats
If you are a stakeholder in the American nonprofit theatre community, you probably heard about or took part in the heated discussion last week about the announcement by the Guthrie Theatre in Minneapolis of its 50th anniversary season, a season … Continue reading
Posted in Arts management, Uncategorized
Tagged arts management, board governance, diversity, inequality, new plays, performing arts, Theatre
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