Tag: arts education
Artists as Politicos? Fractured Atlas Set to Build a Cohort
Aren’t artists left of center? They are, acknowledges Fractured Atlas.
Dancing? Coding? How Aidan Feldman Married Worlds
Introspective interview with a dancer-turned-coder on teaching society
What a Tolerant, Arts-Minded Community Looks Like
What works -- and does not work -- in creating a tolerant, creative atmosphere?
Republicans Love Art. They Just Hate You for Studying It.
They'll spend millions keeping the product public, but zero on the artists producing it.
The NoMAA Uptown Arts Stroll Achieves Its Quinceañero
Celebrating the vibrant creative community-in-residence north of 135th St.
How Artists Can Get Out of the Country — and Why
"I wish more American artists had a more global perspective..."
Brooklyn Children’s Theatre Founder Talks “Muslim Voices”
Amy W. Graves on diverse students, the First Amendment and public schools.
56 State Arts Agencies Face the Death of the NEA
Is our arts advocacy strategy good enough?
#ArtfulResistance: Crowdsourcing a Trump-Era Arts Platform
Because the response of our arts advocacy establishment has been tepid.
►Performing Arts and Politics: Trying to See the Future
Could the National Endowment for the Arts be defunded -- and affect performing arts?
Resisting Tr(i)umphalism? Consider Cross-Cultural Theatergoing
Theater helped me get a better understanding of the world and become an observer.
Calling Out Arts Organizations: This is Our Fault
We, the arts arm of the nonprofit industrial complex, let this happen.
Je Suis America
I concluded that art was a birthright, creativity a human right. Until President Trump.
What Australia Teaches Us About Effective Cultural Policy
We need a proactive national conversation about the role of culture in society.
An Arts Approach to Tonight’s Debate
We can join the political dance. Here are 10 activities to do just that.
Semicolon Theatre Offers Young Artists a Stage
How two young women in high school made theater history.
In Chicago, Refining the Cultural and Critical Lens
Five women in theater discuss training the next generation of theater lovers.
RIP RGB, RIP GOP, RIP USA
None of the second-rate white men currently on the Supreme Court will receive the honors given to RBG when they finally die.
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Herman Cain (and Republicans Unable)
And then there was Jerry Falwell, Jr., with his open pants, evangelical FUPA and his hands veering into prime side-boob territory with -- hey, doesn't she have a name?
