Tag: arts education
Founding Visions: Federal Theatre Project and Devaluing the Arts
Public arts funding is in danger because politicians simply don't understand art.
The Untenable Pressures on Higher Education
Three seismic shifts that are resetting the educational landscape.
Sonnets from Shanghai
Chinese students try their hands at Western sonnets...with mixed results
Advice to the Graduates: John Waters and Robert DeNiro
DeNiro's Tisch commencement speech was tragic, but got naive laughs.
The Makers of the Music Makers
In Chicago, discovering creative performers and craftsmen expressing who we are as a civilization.
Universities Embrace the Arts: What Do Artists Get?
Artists so rarely profit from the value they produce.
The Legacy Project of a Theatrical Producer
Shouldn't every child be able to see classic plays and musicals?
“Hamilton” as Superb Edutainment
Lin-Manuel MIranda's new musical has extra-special potential.
Money, Opportunity and the Development of “Talent”
The class imbalance in theater education keeps the whole system broken.
Nashville Jazz Community Honors Billy Adair
Remembering the outstanding arranger, guitarist/bassist, bandleader and instructor.
What Is Your Candidate Really For?
No ballot will allow you to vote against a member of Congress.
Can Mayor Marty Walsh Rescue Boston’s Creative Economy?
Fighting for fair labor practices for artists at a public hearing.
Improv and ArtsEdTech with The Engaging Educator
People think "improv" equals "standup" – so not true. Improv is all about communication.
Education, Training and Greatness (part 7)
We must educate young artists about the "why" as well as the "how."
An Assistive Technology Talk with Mark Coppin
How assistive technology is revolutionizing education.
The LIT Fund: A Good Idea That’s Working
On Monday, October 7th, the LIT Fund announces the first Community Resource Grant recipient. Plus: beer.
Jack Hidary: A Mayoral Hopeful Who Gets ArtsEdTech
If you don't know Jack, you don't know Jack.
In ‘Halfway Bitches,’ Playwright Guirgis Goes All the Way
This is two-act, two-hour-and-40-minute political issue to which attention must be paid.
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As The Impeachment Turns (America’s Stomach)
Have the powers of the Presidency reached a tipping point or do we simply have a incompetent criminal in the White House?
