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Hosting, guesting, and ghosting
Arts managers strive to be gracious hosts. But we are just as often, or even mostly, guests.
Jul 23
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E. Andrew Taylor
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Auditing the visitor experience
Arts organizations are led and staffed by passionate insiders, which can leave them blind or blurry about everyone else.
May 14
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E. Andrew Taylor
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Contracts and covenants
Nonprofit arts managers are bound not only by practical/tactical agreements, but also by durable, often unspoken commitments.
Mar 5
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E. Andrew Taylor
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Navigating high-conflict personalities
The challenge and benefit of the BIFF response: brief, informative, friendly, and firm.
Jan 23
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Your venue is not a backdrop, it's a character
The built environment carries lots of baggage into any social experience. It's useful for arts managers to unpack it.
Nov 14, 2023
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Hosting, guesting, and ghosting in Arts Management
Arts managers tend to focus on our role as host. But we are just as often, or even mostly, visitors in the worlds in which we work
Apr 18, 2023
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E. Andrew Taylor
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