Category: Americans for the Arts

Until eight months ago, many arts educators would’ve scoffed at the idea of teaching art,...

The past few months have been turbulent to say the least. COVID-19 has brought unprecedented...

Liminal space. Threshold. The boundary space between what has been and what is to come....

Ninety-one percent of all local arts agencies (LAAs) in the United States have at least one...

Sound has healing power. Early in the development of humans, shamans, religious leaders, and...

New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA), founded in 1971, empowers artists at critical stages of...

Recently I had the pleasure of being invited to Akron, Ohio to participate in meetings with local...

In the past, we saw art as a passion—not a business. But today, with the popularity of...

This post is part of the “Imagining the Future of Inclusive Arts Marketing” blog...

Arts education certainly doesn’t have to (and really shouldn’t) end after high school....

Can a blond girl wear a Chinese cheongsam to prom? Can that same cheongsam be worn by a...

Note: Because artists—in many cases—are entrepreneurs, I will be using the two...