Andrew Taylor

A quick video walkthrough of the “#ArtsManaged Field Guide” – a free, evolving, connected, online textbook for #ArtsManagement practice. https://t.co/BOCTGDVyii

The new issue of *Artivate: A Journal of Entrepreneurship in the Arts* is now online! This special issue explores the expanded/expanding field of #Arts #Entrepreneurship. Read and share! https://t.co/wvizJHkKro

“Churn, baby, churn,” this week’s #ArtsManaged Field note explores the challenging truth that up to 80 percent of first-time arts attendees never, ever return. https://t.co/RW25QoGcJF

“Climbing the ladder of control,” this week’s #ArtsManaged Field Note on clarifying and communicating when members of your team can act without asking and when they should ask before acting. #ArtsManagement https://t.co/XSyoqGxChs

Congrats to the @gestoraspodcast team on their launch today! A bilingual podcast about and for Latina and Latine women-identifying arts managers. #ArtsManagement https://t.co/OkQrzXLcqR @gestora

“Arts Management and the indecisive squirrel” - Uncertainty in decision-making can leave you skittering back and forth or dangerously frozen in place. Two questions can help unlock decisive action. #ArtsManagement #ArtsManaged https://t.co/iYC6tSs1dn

Grateful to see the brilliant new play, “Exclusion” by Kenneth Lin, at @arenastage - funny, focused, sharp, beautifully performed. If you wonder how theater can invoke America’s history in the present tense, go see it. Running through June 25. https://t.co/5JtTDGYMkw

"Neutral questions and considered opinions," this week's #ArtsManaged Field Note on Liz Lerman's process for creative feedback, and how it can inform the business of art, as well. #ArtsManagement https://t.co/YAv4uuN1zp

Such a useful inside view of the process and price of producing your own work. Thanks @jamesholod - I’m adding this to my Performing Arts Management class syllabus.

james @jamesholod

🧵g'morning! so, last week i got my check from the venue from my concert in March, and i wanted to do a thread (long, sry!) of financial transparency because i rly value transparency. in summation, my expenses were $3,490 and the income was $1,438. but let's look deeper! (1/18)

“By the end of the 2010’s, the contemporary performing arts had developed an increasingly sophisticated system by which they could talk about who should be presented…without ever resolving the issue of how anyone could create work in the first place.” https://t.co/ExRLZ0eZxS

The Artful Manager | 06/02/2023 - https://t.co/4fnEElLcQM

“Most of our existence is a combination of avoiding and sampling surprise.” https://t.co/RDbOYl9gmT

What are we planning when we plan in the arts? Two goals rule them all: AFFORDANCE (the environment and capacity to act) and PROPENSITY (the likelihood we’ll take action when the moment comes). #artsmanagement https://t.co/RDbOYl9gmT

"Some Disassembly Required," this week's #ArtsManaged Field Note on the mismatch of for-profit tools for a nonprofit journey. #ArtsManagement https://t.co/lZjS1QtWdN

Smart fundraisers don't get (overly) distracted by donor capacity. They emphasize the other two points of the triangle first. Connection, Concern, Capacity. #ArtsManaged #ArtsManagement https://t.co/CVUzpxlYU2

So intrigued by the Smart Connections plugin for @obsdmd - connecting OpenAI with the (almost) 2 million words in my notes vault. https://t.co/5Dx1fIegR1 https://t.co/OCHWobzM8M

“Four Conversations with Uncertainty,” this week's #ArtsManaged Field Note, on how we each approach moments we don't understand, and why that matters. #performingarts #museums #artsmanagement https://t.co/vVxbQuv03u