Emerging Leaders of New York Arts
a networking and professional development group for arts administrators in our 20s and 30s
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Tickets: $10 / Students FREE Public Art Fund is pleased to present a talk by Josiah McElheny, an American artist whose multifaceted artistic practice has incorporated decorative and functional traditions of glass, as well as research, writing, and curating to explore materiality and its relationship to the ways in which we see and experience objects. [...]
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Please join the Student Network Exploring Arts and Culture (SNEAC) at NYU Wagner in welcoming David Gordon, director of the cultural leadership advisory firm Gordon Advisory, for a luncheon discussion of the challenges that arts administrators may face and the strategies to overcome them. David Gordon has had a varied and successful career as a [...]
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Wednesday, March 28 at 6:30pm Public Art Fund is pleased to present a talk by distinguished American artist Fred Wilson. Appropriating curatorial methods and strategies, Wilson’s work investigates how interpretations of historical truth and cultural value are shaped by institutions and systems of display. His work recontextualizes icons and artifacts to expose the Eurocentric bias [...]
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VMG presents the 4th Annual Volunteer Management for Nonprofit Professionals New York City Conference Engage Your Volunteers Thursday, March 29, 2012 8:30 am to 4:30 pm University Settlement at the Houston Street Center 273 Bowery, New York, NY Special discount for ELNYA members!
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The DeVos Institute announces the inaugural Performers in Transition Fellowship, a program for professional artists with a committed interest in transitioning into arts management. Each year, the program will focus on a specific art form. The 2012 Fellowship is for professional dancers living in New York City. The Fellowship will run from June 2012 to [...]
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Come raise a glass (or two!) with your fellow arts lovin’ young professionals on Feb. 29th. We’ll be enjoying the coolness of Brooklyn from the comfort of the West Village. Happy hour usually ends at 7pm, but will be extended for ELNYAns until 8:30pm, so come thirsty! WHEN: Wednesday, February 29th TIME: 6:30-8:30pm WHERE: The [...]
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Perfect Storm? Arts + Business + Stipend + Summer! Apply now for the Arts & Business Council of NY’s 2012 Multicultural Arts Management Internship Program. As an intern, you will be matched with an amazing New York City arts institution (specializing in arts education, arts service, dance, music, theater, or visual arts/museums). As an arts [...]
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As part of the Campaigning for Culture seminar series, Advocates for Cultural Engagement (ACE) will host a dynamic discussion with four leading arts advocates of the One Percent for Culture campaign, including Norma Munn, Heather Woodfield, Richard Kessler, and Sheila Lewandowski. DATE: Friday, February 24th TIME: 6–7:30pm, Reception to follow PLACE: NYU/ 34 Stuyvesant Street, [...]
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Do you know the Government guidelines and revenue thresholds regarding the filing of NYS required financial statements? Does your organization need an audited or a reviewed financial statement? Do you need to file Federal form 990 or can you file form 990 EZ? Are you aware of the many IRS questions contained in form 990? [...]
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Behind the Scenes: Music on Stage & Screen A free panel discussion highlighting careers in music, Monday, January 23, 2012 , 6:30 p.m. at the Apollo Theater, 253 West 125th Street in Harlem Music on Stage & Screen will feature a mix of music and theatre professionals who will share stories about how they found [...]
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