Before I get to my top tweets from the past couple of weeks, I have something on my mind. . . . Nineteen years ago I was living in Oklahoma City when our museum doors blew open and we simultaneously heard an explosion. The days that followed are both unforgettable and seem like a lifetime ago. I hope we never forget that senseless attack on innocent people or the, sadly, additional ones we hear about every day.
Tweekly for April 19, 2014 Read
Artists have to be the servant to society. – Marina Abramovic. Discuss.
In the Service of Society < Deep Thought Read
Artists have to be the servant to society. – Marina Abramovic. Discuss.
In the Service of Society < Deep Thought Read
Artists are what defines any arts agency, be it an arts council, commission, or board. Artists are the reason you exist. Artists can be your best advocates or your biggest critics. To ensure the artists are on your side . . .
Advice for Local Arts Agencies Read
Do you think your municipal, county, and state art agencies (councils, commissions) do enough to support local artists? What more could they be doing?
Local Artists < Deep Thought Thursday Read
When we think about creating, we usually consider it to be a one-way conversation: the creator speaks, writes, paints, sculpts, dances, etc. and we listen, read, or view. But as a former museum educator, I have always believed that the viewer (or consumer) completes every work of art. Each person who views and shares an
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