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Review is in!
I am delighted to share that Creative Infrastructures: Artists, Money, and Entrepreneurial Action has been favorably reviewed by Wen Guo in Artivate: A Journal of Entrepreneurship in the Arts.* Here are a few excerpts: “…a remarkable book that, over 196 … Continue reading
Posted in Arts entrepreneurship, arts infrastructure, Arts management, Culture and democracy, Higher education, Institutional Infrastructure, Personal infrastructure, Physical Infrastructure, Technology and arts
Tagged arts entrepreneurship, creative infrastructure, Intellect Books, Ouroboros
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2021 becomes 2022
It has become my annual ritual for the past 11 years to write a New Year’s Eve blog post, celebrating the launch of Creative Infrastructure on December 31, 2010. But let’s face it – blogs are so last decade…or maybe … Continue reading
Posted in Arts entrepreneurship, arts infrastructure, Culture and democracy, Higher education, Institutional Infrastructure, Personal infrastructure
Tagged Adrienne Callander, Alexandre Frenette, Beth Ames Swartz, Bill Covino, blogging, Bob Booker, Bronwyn Mauldin, Carlton Turner, Carter Gilles, Clifton Taylor, creative infrastructure, daniel bernard roumain, Danielle Brazell, diane ragsdale, E. Andrew Taylor, Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation, Esther Robinson, Glenn Wade, Gordon Shockley, Gregory Sale, Heather Pontonio, Ian David Moss, Intellect Books, Jacob Meders, Jaime Dempsey, Jamie Bennett, Jason White, Jennifer Cole, Joanna Guevara, John Borstel, Jonathan Gangi, Jose Gomez, Jose Luis Alvarado, Kiley Arroyo, Kim Abeles, Laura Zabel, Lauren Pacheco, Laurie Baefsky, Liz lerman, Lynn Mahoney, Margaret Wyszomirski, Mark Rabideau, Michael Rohd, Mollie Flanagan, Neville Vakharia, Ouroboros, Paul Bonin- Rodriguez, Porsche McGovern, Rey Sepulveda, Ruby Lopez Harper, Sarah Sullivan, Scott Waters, Shelley Cohn, Tatiana Vahan, Tim Miller, Tim Mitchell), Tom Catlaw, William Powhida, Woong- Jo Chang, Xanthia Walker
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Book Update: Publish with Minor Revisions
I wanted to provide an update for my readers who have been following the progress of my book, Creative Infrastructures: Artists, Money, and Entrepreneurial Action. After some delay, I received a positive reader report from the publisher, Intellect Books. … Continue reading
Tenth Anniversary!!
This isn’t just any New Year’s Eve post, this is the TENTH ANNIVERSARY of Creative Infrastructure! Continue reading
Creative Infrastructures: Artists, Money, and Entrepreneurial Action
Creative Infrastructures: Artists, Money, and Entrepreneurial Action is a labor of love, the culmination of fifteen years of ever-evolving thinking, and, now, a manuscript submitted to Intellect Books. A prologue, nine essays, and an epilogue (this last is still in … Continue reading
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
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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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
Foundations of Arts Entrepreneurship 1
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 … Continue reading
Posted in Arts entrepreneurship
Tagged arts entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial process, habits of mind, Ouroboros
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I’m Still Here
I’m still here. I launched this blog on December 31, 2010 and have written an anniversary post on or near New Year’s Eve each year since. These eight years have seen a lot of change – in the world, in … Continue reading
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