No matter what level you join at, all Americans for the Arts members receive discounts of 20-30% on some of the leading publications in the field. These journals are key resources for arts administrators, arts education professionals, public art managers, and artists.
- Arts Education Policy Review, published by Heldref Publications
Arts Education Policy Review discusses difficult, often controversial, policy issues regarding K-12 education in the arts throughout the nation and the rest of the world. Focusing on education in music, visual arts, theater, dance, and creative writing, the journal encourages varied views and emphasizes analytical exploration. Multiple perspectives make Arts Education Policy Review a key resource for arts educators, administrators, policy analysts, advocacy groups, teachers, parents, audiences, and all those concerned with arts education.
- Journal of Arts Management, Law and Society, published by Heldref Publications
The Journal of Arts Management, Law, and Society offers valuable insights into the role of the arts as well as strategies for supporting the arts in a cultural landscape dominated by the global economy and mass media. The journal tackles significant practical and theoretical issues in arts policy, management, marketing, support, intellectual property, law, governance, and cultural production and dissemination. Analysts, sociologists, arts administrators, educators, trustees, artists, lawyers, and concerned citizens will enjoy the articles, commentaries, and reviews of publications.
- Public Art Review, published by FORECAST Public Artworks
Public Art Review is the only journal focused on exploring the many dimensions of public art. Each issue provides opinion, analysis, criticism and discussion about the nature and trends in public art. Published semi-annually since 1989, our readership includes artists, architects, curators, city planners, students, educators, design professionals, program administrators, community leaders, writers, and more.
Visit the Online Store today to subscribe.
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February 1st, 2008 at 03:55pm
Katherine Copeland
New Year, New Goals
By now, you’ve probably made a few New Year’s resolutions: lose weight, quit smoking, or be more organized. But have you set career goals for 2008? Are you where you expected to be at this point in your career?
With the new year comes new insight and a fresh opportunity to reflect on where you’ve been and where you want to go. Peter Weddle, a leading expert in human resources, offers an idea called Career Fitness, described below.
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January 24th, 2008 at 09:24pm
Nora Koerner
Do you want to acknowledge an exceptional arts education leader?
Do colleagues call you an arts advocacy superhero?
Did a business executive in your community go above and beyond for the arts this year?
It’s time to recognize their hard work.
Americans for the Arts presents the Annual Awards to honor the achievements of leaders committed to enriching their communities through the arts each year. For every path an arts professional’s career might take, there is an award that is right for them:
Alene Valkanas State Arts Advocacy Award
Arts Education Award
Emerging Leader Award
Michael Newton Award for United Arts Funds Leadership
Public Art Network Award
Selina Roberts Ottum Award for Arts Leadership (more…)
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January 10th, 2008 at 04:30pm
Katherine Copeland
Americans for the Arts is pleased to announce our Council election results. Below are your peers from across the country who will be serving on the following Councils starting next year. Thank you to everyone who submitted nominations and who voted online. We are looking forward to working with these leaders throughout their terms.
Arts Education Council
Emerging Leader Council
Public Art Network (PAN) Council
United Arts Fund (UAF) Council
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January 2nd, 2008 at 02:44pm
Rebecca Borden
The end of the year is fast approaching! Now is the time to prepare for your 2008 recruiting needs by taking advantage of a 20 percent savings on job postings on the Americans for the Arts Job Bank. Purchase any multiple job posting package before December 31, 2007, then take up to one year to post your jobs!
From the date of purchase you’ll have:
- 365 days to post your jobs
- 365 days of resume access
Remember: Americans for the Arts Job Bank is your online resource for recruiting quality candidates in the arts administration field. Begin streamlining your hiring process today with:
Focused, qualified candidates Meet your staffing needs with our skilled and experienced arts administrators
Resume searching Access to nearly 1,000 searchable resumes in our growing database with your job posting.
Search agents Receive automatic e-mail notification whenever new candidates match your requirements.
Don’t miss this end-of-the-year opportunity to utilize any unused 2007 funds, plus receive a 20 percent discount. Simply visit www.AmericansForTheArts.org/JobBank now through December 31, 2007 to purchase a multiple job package and save 20 percent!
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December 5th, 2007 at 10:04am
Nora Koerner
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