Emerging Leaders of New York Arts
a networking and professional development group for arts administrators in our 20s and 30s
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This 14-month program, housed at the new BAM Fisher, provides professional development training and deeply discounted theater and rehearsal studio rental to an annual selection of mostly Brooklyn-based nonprofit arts organizations. A collaboration between BAM and the DeVos Institute of Arts Management at the Kennedy Center, the program focuses on a different discipline every year [...]
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In conjunction with the Royal Shakespeare Company’s production of Julius Caesar this season, BAM presents a series of five workshops geared toward young theater professionals interested in various aspects of production. Participants are offered a unique, in-depth, and hands-on look at how a play gets mounted – from budgeting to design to production management – [...]
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Dear Colleagues, Today I wanted to announce to you that I am running for the Americans for the Arts Emerging Leaders Council this year. I would like to ask for your support and your votes, but I need to ask for something else today. Please don’t forget to vote if you are a member of [...]
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Led by Laura Zucker, Executive Director of the Los Angeles County Arts Commission and Director of the Masters in Arts Management Program at Claremont Graduate University, we ask, ”how much are you worth to your organization?” The process of increasing your compensation begins long before you sit down to negotiate your salary. Geared toward emerging arts [...]
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The Bronx Museum of the Arts is having a Theater of the Oppressed workshop for educators with George Emilio Sanchez. Please see below for the details. Friday, September 7th, 2012 9:45 AM – 3:00 PM $35 (cash only, lunch included) RSVP to hchia@bronxmuseum.org by August 27, 2012 and you will receive an attached copy of [...]
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ELNYA and Smack Mellon are pleased to present a panel discussion with representatives from Smack Mellon’s Art Ready arts mentorship program as well as other leading artists and organizations in the community-based arts education field. The event is part of ELNYA’s Creative Conversations series, and corresponds with Smack Mellon’s student art [...]
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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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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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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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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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