Andrew Taylor is Director of the Bolz Center for Arts Administration, an MBA degree program and research center in the Wisconsin School of Business. An author, lecturer, and researcher on a broad range of arts management issues, Andrew has also served as a consultant to arts organizations and cultural initiatives throughout the U.S. and Canada, including the International Society for the Performing Arts, American Ballet Theatre, Create Austin, and the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, among others. Closer to home, he helped develop the budget pro forma and operating plan for the $205-million Overture Center for the Arts in Madison, Wisconsin. Andrew just completed his term as president of the Association of Arts Administration Educators, an international association of degree-granting programs in arts and cultural management, research, and policy, and is a consulting editor for The Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society. Since July 2003, he has written a popular weblog on the business of arts and culture, “The Artful Manager,” hosted by ArtsJournal.com.
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RT @lisa_hoang @artfulmanager The main advantage for #TCG2011 over #afta11 is tech, panel, discussions & energy.
What made it so? RT @lisa_hoang: I have been continually impressed with #TCG2011. That is how an #arts conference should be run. #afta11
RT @beyondprofit: There are 5 types of capital: financial, natural, physical, human and social. #SankalpForum
Quote correction #tcg2010 - Jack Reuler: 'A COMMUNITY is defined by those that stick around long enough to become parodies of themselves.'
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Or…choose both. RT @TCG @clydevalentin "Choose a great team over a great business model" via Andrew Zolli #tcg2010 http://bit.ly/cQRIeA
Playwright Tanya Saracho on playwriting: 'It started as an infection, but has become about representation.' #tcg2010
Back at ya! RT @connectdanceusa: A hearty thanks from #dusa to all in the convo on Twitter #tcg2010 #orch2010 #npac
Cool. Another tweeter in the room! RT @Bunkieboy: "the torch is not past down. That's mythological. You have to TAKE the torch!" #TCG2010
#tcg2010 - 'Passing the torch' session has escaped the sand trap of 'young leaders=young audiences'. Now we're cooking!
#tcg2010 - In 'passing the torch' session, wondering why discussion of emerging leaders inevitably jumps to younger audiences. So limiting.
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Few and far between
Over the summer months, I'll be blogging less often, with long stretches in between. Lots of reconstruction and reframing to do for the M...
Let's get ready to mingle
Trendwatching's latest trend analysis suggest that the online world is not driving citizens into digital isolation. Rather, it is fueling...
Tax-status agnostic
I'm in Washington, DC, for my final conference as president of the Association of Arts Administration Educators. These are colleagues fro...
Clara Miller's Four Horsemen
Clara Miller from the Nonprofit Finance Fund works with nonprofits at all stages of crisis -- from the highly stable and responsive to th...
Risk homeostasis
While wandering the web looking for some insights on risk assessment and risk management (two key challenges for arts and cultural manage...
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Learn more about the MBA in Arts Administration in this live conversation, Tuesday, February 16, at 12:00 pm Central Time.
The Curtain Rises in Dallas
A Bolz Center alumnus takes the helm of a new performing arts center.
Bolz Students Storm New York
Four current students prepare and present a conference session for leading practitioners in the performing arts.
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