Emerging Leaders of New York Arts
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WQXR seeks a creative genius to conceive, plan and successfully deliver festivals, live event and special programming for classical music that engages the audience through multiple touch points and multiple dimensions. JOB RESPONSIBILITES: FESTIVALS Conceive, build consensus around and execute a distinctive series of audience centered, multi-platform festivals throughout the WQXR season Place music at [...]
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Image: TreeHouse by Benjamin Jones for Figment In recent years, New York City has become a major locus for exploring the role of art in public spaces, art as public space, and the art of public space. These valuable initiatives represent not only a means for engaging and developing vibrant communities, but give us new [...]
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The ELNYA Steering Committee will soon announce topics for Creative Conversations at WNYC’s Greene Space on Thursday, April 21 and Monday, June 14, 2010. Please save those dates.
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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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(L-R) Nathan Sensel, Tim Lord, Katherine Gressel, Catherine Fukushima WHEN: Monday March 1, 2010 WHERE: WNYC’s Jerome L. Greene Space, 44 Charlton Street, Manhattan 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 [...]
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WHEN: Monday, October 26, 2009 WHERE: WNYC’s Jerome L. Greene Space, 44 Charlton Street, Manhattan 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 [...]
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