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An Ethnography of RADAR L.A. and TCG 2011: Part IV
So…where were we? Friday, June 17th, 2011. Oh yes. OK. Flipping through my notes. We finished up the plenary. As we wrap up, I’m thinking about David Houle’s mission to make me into a “Morph Corp.” Can *I* morph, as … Continue reading
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Tagged #tcg2011, artists, arts, carole rosenstein, christopher ashley, david houle, financial, grants, hbo films, hysterical blindness, indicators, individual, investing in creativity, jack stehlin, jane anderson, jennifer sherwood, jose rivera, julie taymor, luis castro, maria rosario jackson, mark shugoll, morph corp, normal, playwright, TCG, titus redux, urban institute, whatifesto
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Duluth Moves Arts District Plan Forward.
Last year, we worked with Duluth, Minnesota and Superior, Wisconsin on a plan for arts-based revitalization. Here is a video update from Duluth on the progress being made in the Hillside neighborhood. You can read and download Duluth’s Arts-Based Revitalization … Continue reading
Posted in Projects, What Works?
Tagged Anita Lauricella, arts, banners, bike racks, development, district, duluth, Duluth LISC, Duluth Neighborhood Housing Services, economic, heidi rettig, neighborhood, Pam Kramer, revitalization plan, signs, superior, trash cans
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Publish Your Book on Kindle.
Here’s a great video from Kindle that explains how you, Average Joe, can publish your book on Kindle. The book will be available for download within 24 hours! Truly amazing.
Posted in Technology and the Arts, What Works?
Tagged book, ebook, how to, Kindle, publish, self-publish
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An Ethnography of RADAR L.A. and TCG 2011: Part III
TCG 2011 opens with a keynote by David Houle, author of The Shift Age. It’s 9 a.m. and I’m already missing the intimacy of the RADAR L.A. Symposia. We’re meeting in the bowels of the Biltmore Hotel in the “Biltmore … Continue reading
Posted in Deep Thoughts., TCG 2011, Technology and the Arts, What Works?
Tagged APAP, arts, arts presenters, big bird, biltmore, consulting, david houle, digital, fax machines, five c's, funeral, hollywood, hotel, ira glass, jim henson, keynote, los angeles, marketing, millenials, native, plenary, speaker, tcg 2011
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How to Save Money: Feed the Pig
When artists tell me that money isn’t important, I can be reasonably sure that it is because they rely on someone else to pay their bills. The truth? No matter who you are, money matters. It really does. For the … Continue reading
Posted in Deep Thoughts., Fundraising, Professional Development, What Works?, What's On My Mind...
Tagged benjamin bankes, budget, cigarettes, coffee, coins, cost, expenses, family, investment, money, nonprofit, organization, piggy bank, savings, stock market, tips, transparency, value
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Take-Home Quiz: What Are Some of The Reasons You’re Broke?
T/F Your gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday to Friday; closed weekends and holidays. Ticket buyers call the box office but no one answers – not even a voicemail service. T/F It’s 2011 and you don’t have … Continue reading
Posted in Deep Thoughts., How To Be Famous, Professional Development, What Works?, What's On My Mind...
Tagged arts, boards, difficulty, financial, helping, issues, management, nonprofit, organizations, participation, problems, strengthening
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Heidi Rettig Moves to New Offices.
Yesterday, after eight years of working from a home office, I signed a lease on a small, commercial space in Winchester, Virginia. I moved back East with every intention of settling in New York City, but the cost of living … Continue reading
Posted in Professional Development, What Works?, What's On My Mind...
Tagged Beach, consultant, DC, development, grant, Knight Foundation, management, Miami, new, new york, new york city, office, Philadelphia, photographer, photography, promotion, public relations, publicity, rents, talent, virginia, Washington, website, winchester, work samples, writing
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Managing My Email Inbox.
Did I send you a brief email message? It’s because I care. There was a time in my life when I couldn’t get enough email. The way I felt about email was the way Diana, Princess of Wales, described her … Continue reading
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Tagged charlie gilkey, email management, inbox, time management
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