All Entries Tagged With: "Tom Loughlin"
Farming The Arts
A couple weeks ago on the Americans for the Arts blog, Joshua Russell suggested a farm system for arts leadership similar to what professional sports teams use. I got to thinking about that concept in the context of arts organizations in general. My first thought was that there is already a farm team feeder set [...]
What If They DO End Up Loving The Arts?
Barry Hessenius is conducting a massive six week conversation about the future of the National Endowment over at Barry’s Art Blog. When I say massive, I mean it. This week’s entry is so large (and won’t be complete until tomorrow’s Q&A) that I feel guilty about addressing such a comparatively small section of it. Truthfully, [...]
New Efforts, Briefly
There have been a couple nice developments among the blogs I regularly read. -Neill Archer Roan has begun blogging again. Unfortunately, the wonderful old material I linked to was retired when he moved to this new format. -Scott Walters has semi-retired Theatre Ideas in favor of discussing trends and developments in the context of his
Vital To Discuss: Graduate Preparation
In a confluence of good timing, my Inside the Arts compadre, Jason Heath, touched on a subject yesterday aligned with that of two of my favorite bloggers. In an entry with a self-explanatory title, Music School Enrollment Spikes as Economy Tanks, Jason cites a Chicago Tribune article on that subject. Jason discusses the cons of [...]