Ethnic diversity and use of technology are two of the fastest growing influences in our society, yet very little is said about the intersection of the two of them. This webinar will address the latest studies on Latino consumers as heavy users of new media. Find out how this cultural group is using technology, the reasons behind its use, and its implications for the arts and culture sector.
The National Arts Marketing Project Conference has designed a brand new pre-conference that gathers 10 Marketing Masters to share breakthrough ideas in audience engagement and reveal the challenges they still face.
This webinar will explore the new and ever-developing field of mobile marketing. It will cover the ways Artsopolis itself has experimented with targeting the mobile market, as well as highlight the experiences of local arts groups. From creating buzz around an event to increasing ticket sales, to patrons generating content during an arts experience, the presenter will demonstrate that there is a segment of people willing to "do your work for you" if you can just reach them.
Linda Steele
Chris McLeod
JR “Nexus” Russ
In December of 2013, the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies released a fact sheet about support for individual artists. They began the report with the following:
Paul Kadzielski
Abe Flores
The arts administration field has come to a turning point. The continued health of the sector depends upon revolutionary thinking. The future of the arts is already here, being ushered in by arts leaders who test norms, continuously evolve, and keenly anticipate tomorrow.
Kellyn Lopes
Deb Vaughn
Jessica Wilt
Angela Venuti
Jessica Ferey
Elias Gross
Submitted before Americans for the Arts’ National Arts Marketing Project Conference (NAMPC) on Nov. 6, 2014:
Ariel Fielding
Andy Horwitz
The question of aesthetics in socially engaged art is as fraught and enduring as our varied understandings of what constitutes critical discourse.
Annie Wu
Janet Starke
An Arts Educator’s Report from NAMPC 2014
Sara Olivier
Jill Robinson
Al Stilo
Ann-Laura Parks
Ever come back from a conference inspired, energized, and ready to unleash your brilliant ideas on your colleagues? You’re cruising along on a creative high until you hear, “That’s a good idea BUT…” followed by the reasons why it can’t be done.
Amy Fredericks
Brianne Logan
Jordan Silton
Chris McLeod
Amelia Northrup-Simpson
Over the past few weeks, a new face has been popping up at street fairs and food festivals across the country: an Amazon “food truck,” doling out Kindle Fires alongside neighboring trucks’ hot dogs, hamburgers, and artisanal cupcakes.
Jeff Poulin
Sean King
Would you send a Vine to your grandmother?
Would you tell your teenager to check out an ad in the newspaper?
OMG, did you really just send that on Snapchat? And what the heck is Snapchat anyway?
Ron Evans
