3/25/10 ELNYA Barnstormers Happy Hour

by selena on March 5, 2010

Emerging Leaders of Ne w York Arts invites you to meet and mingle with other young arts managers while viewing work by the artist collective Barnstormers.

Thursday, March 25, 7- 9 PM
Joshua Liner Gallery
548 West 28th Street, 3rd Floor
Manhattan

Barnstormers are a collective of over thirty-five New York/Tokyo-based artists who create large-scale collaborative paintings, films and performances.  Expanding to host the collective’s full spectrum of art practices, the gallery will show individual works in painting, printmaking, photography, video, installation, and other mediums.

Please RSVP here.  Each guest should register separately.

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A Creative Conversation: Arts and Social Entrepreneurship

by ELNYA on October 26, 2009

Arts & Social Entrepreneurship

Emerging Leaders of New York Arts recently hosted a Creative Conversation exploring the intersection of passion-driven mission, market-responsive business discipline, and creative innovation.  Can the arts both benefit from social enterprise and contribute solutions to other societal needs?  How does the social enterprise model differ from traditional arts management?  What are arts funders looking for and how can established organizations learn to realize broad social impact?

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A Creative Conversation: Navigating an Arts Career Today

May 12, 2009
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Geri Thomas was our featured guest for this Creative Conversation.  Geri’s firm, Thomas & Associates is an innovative firm that offers staffing, consulting and training programs for museums, non-profit organizations, and art businesses nationwide.  She was joined by four “conversation leaders”–Chris Henderson, Sonya Reynolds, Linda Rondinelli, and Maria Nicole Smith–emerging arts administrators representing four different [...]

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3/1/10 ELNYA Creative Conversation: “How Do We Create a Future for the Arts Through Education?”

February 12, 2010

When we talk about the challenges of sustaining our arts institutions and a place for the arts in our cultural landscape, we regularly return to the importance of education–in terms of creating new audiences, fostering artistic development, and training new leaders in the field. At the beginning of a new decade, ELNYA is looking to [...]

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Individual & Corporate Giving Manager Position at Urban Arts Partnership

March 5, 2010

Urban Arts Partnership is a non-profit arts education organization that serves students and teachers in Title I schools across New York City. Our mission to strengthen public schools by providing arts-based solutions to urban educational issues. The organization’s interdiscplinary programs continue to evolve and grow, and we are currently expanding our development department.
In partnership [...]

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Reminder: Department of Cultural Affairs Hosts FREE Personal Finance Event for Artists on Saturday, March 6

March 5, 2010

The Art of Money: Personal Finance Resources for Artists
Join the Department of Cultural Affairs and Department of Consumer Affairs Office of Financial Empowerment for a day of FREE one-on-one financial counseling and workshops designed to help working artists and arts administrators in all disciplines, as well as independent workers reduce debt and manage credit. The [...]

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Future of the Arts Through Education Images

March 3, 2010

Enjoy this slideshow of images from the March 1, 2010 Creative Conversation: How Do We Create a Future for the Arts Through Education?

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SMArt Camp

March 2, 2010
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Taking place during art fair week, SMartCAMP will be tackling some of the most important topics in social media as it relates to the cultural sector. Designed to give an overview of how professionals working in the arts can put these new communications tools to work for them, SMartCAMP will be offering a series of [...]

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The Curatorial Intensive: A training intensive for aspiring curators

February 26, 2010

Building on its history as a hub for curatorial ideas, ICI is supporting a new generation of curators to develop exhibition proposals. The Curatorial Intensive is a short-term, low-cost program taking place this June in New York for emerging curators. From an open competition, 6-10 individuals will be selected to come to New York and [...]

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Position Available Online Marketing and Outreach Coordinator

February 24, 2010

Founded in 1972, Women Make Movies (WMM) is a non-profit feminist, media arts organization dedicated to the distribution and exhibition of films by and about women. With a collection of more than 500 titles, WMM is the largest distributor of films by and about women in the world. WMM also facilitates the production of feminist [...]

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Americans for the Arts conference deadlines coming up!

February 23, 2010

ELNYA–
The Americans for the Arts annual conference is coming and it’s gonna be a big one this year!  Help your arts friends in the Great Lakes area get there by telling them about scholarships, nominate an emerging leader who rocks for the EL award, or simply get yourself the early-bird deal [...]

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Kennedy Center Arts Management Institute Fellowship

February 23, 2010

Hi ELNYA–
Remember our buddy Brett Egan?–used to be the ED of Shen Wei Dance, the group that stared in the opening ceremonies of the Beijing Olympics?  Well, Brett used to hang out with us and do cool things in NYC but now he’s doing cool things in DC at the Kennedy [...]

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Department of Cultural Affairs hosts FREE personal finance event for artists and arts administrators

February 22, 2010

The Art of Money: Personal Finance Resources for Artists
Join the Department of Cultural Affairs and Department of Consumer Affairs Office of Financial Empowerment for a day of FREE one-on-one financial counseling and workshops designed to help working artists and arts administrators in all disciplines, as well as independent workers reduce debt and manage credit. [...]

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