An Annotated Bibliographic Timeline of “Orchestra Crisis”
So yes, JSTOR is my friend, but while spending a lot of time searching databases of peer reviewed journals and more academic books I didn’t think to look at more […]
Category Archives: Arts Education
Dothraki Love Songs and Who is Paul McCartney, anyway?
Occasionally I do weird web searches–it’s usually how I find some very interesting things that I would never have come across even while some bemoan that the net has killed […]
Convenient excuses for low arts attendance
Joe Patti posted an excellent rebuttal of the idea that arcane terminology and practices are killing the arts. Not exactly the phrase used, but soul-sucking and alienating have pretty negative […]
“I’m having trouble with the idea that art is universal lately”
The title of this post is taken from Clayton Lord’s recent blog post, All the People, where he questions the Universalist position most arts organizations in the states take for […]
Arts and Aging Toolkit
I’ve been coming across a number of organizations designed to address the arts for an aging population. The Arts and Aging Toolkit talks about the Demographics of Aging (Chapter 1.3) […]
