Browsing Goucher College MA in Arts Administration by Issue Date
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Management Practices, Communication and Leadership in the Nonprofit Theatre
(2012)Research in management and leadership practices is abundant in business fields. This research should be applied to the management of the theatrical arts, so that the research findings and best practices from other fields ... -
Developing Admissions Practices
(2013)This major paper examines ticketing strategies across multiple live event industries in order to determine if their ticketing practices can be applied to the development and implementation of theatre’s alternative admission ... -
WOMEN AND DANCE PHILANTHROPY: REVITALIZING DANCE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH PROVEN FUNDRAISING METHODS
(2016)Women have historically had relationships with dance organizations as committed audience members. With the increase in women’s economic power that has come with social change over the past century, women have the capacity ... -
A Study of Cross-Cultural Public Arts Spaces
(2016-02)After participating in a three-week Intensive Course Abroad (ICA) that focused on arts administration practices of the Netherlands, "The Arts of Amsterdam: Arts Administration and Behind-the-Scenes of the Visual and ... -
Adding Drama to Every School Day: Partnership to Embed Theatre in School
(2016-05)A growing field of research shows that arts in schools have positive impacts on students, teachers, the whole school environment, and even extend to families and the community. The National Endowment for the Arts has also ... -
Arts Currency: A Long-Term Funding Tool for the US Nonprofit Arts Sector
(2016-06)In a survey of nonprofit organizations, forty-seven percent of arts and cultural respondents report "achieving long-term financial stability" as their organizations’ greatest challenge (Nonprofit Finance Fund). Capitalization ... -
DIVERSITY EN POINTE: MINIMIZING DISCRIMINATORY HIRING PRACTICES TO INCREASE BALLET’S CULTURAL RELEVANCE IN AMERICA
(2016-06)Ballet was established as a performing art form in fifteenth century French and Italian courts. Current American ballet stems from the vision of choreographer George Balanchine, who set ballet standards through his educational ... -
Aging Populations: Building Audiences Through The Intersection Of Health And Art
(2016-06)The population is aging, and at the same time, arts audiences are decreasing. The aging audience is different from previous generations, in that they demand a quality of life heretofore unrealized. Research shows a correlation ... -
QUANTIFIABLE DIVERSITY IN THE ARTS: HOW HISTORICALLY BLACK COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES (HBCU) CAN INCREASE DIVERSITY IN ARTS ADMINISTRATION
(2016-06)To elevate the diversity dialogue among students, the arts community, and Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU), with the intent purpose to combat rhetoric that prolongs, or even proliferates the diversity ... -
Two Are Better Than One: Exploring Mutually Beneficial Collaborations Between Large and Small Theatres
(2016-06-11)Small and large theatre organizations face unique challenges relative to their size. Through collaboration, organizations of disparate budget size can find unique solutions to some of these challenges and achieve mutually ... -
Arts Nonprofits, Cultural Branding Principles and the Social Media Revolution
(2017)Social media is an integral element to our day-to-day lives and has forever changed how we communicate, socialize, and consume content. Societal trends have proven that social media is ideal for reaching masses of people ... -
The Art of the Community: Municipal vs. Local Arts Agency Funding for Public Art
(2017)Public art is the legalized and intentional placement of art in spaces easily accessible by the community. This field has been a contributing factor to community development, planning, and enhancement for thousands of ... -
Beyond Compliance: Exploring Emerging Technologies to Enrich the Visual Arts Experience for Audiences of All Abilities
(2017-06)The Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA) mandates enforceable guidelines to modify the built environment to make it accessible for individuals with disabilities. While critically important, the ADA does little to ... -
The Millennial Generation and Philanthropy: The Time for Engagement is Now
(2017-06)The Millennial generation is now the largest living generation of people in the United States, surpassing the Baby Boomer generation in size. It also has the greatest buying power of any current generational group. Most ... -
Places, Perceptions, and Public Value: Building Rural Arts Participation Through Community Partnership
(2017-07)Arts organizations looking to serve rural communities must address challenges unique to rural audiences. Through collaboration with organically congregational centers, arts organizations can capitalize on the particular ... -
ARTICULATING EQUITY: DEVELOPING AN ORGANIZATIONAL DESIGN PROCESS FOR NONPROFIT ARTS ORGANIZATIONS THAT DISMANTLES PRIVILEGE AND BIAS
(2017-07-05)The fast-changing societal makeup of America urges the leaders of arts organizations with homogenous audiences to cultivate enduring relationships with diverse publics to ensure institutional resilience and relevance. ... -
Performing Arts Venue Management in the Era of the Metropolitan Revolution: Suggestions for Sustainable City-Owned Cultural Facilities
(Goucher College, 2017-07-05)Today, no standard list of performance metrics exists for performing arts venues. Comparing performing arts venues is nearly impossible when each venue determines its individual performance metrics to define success. ... -
GOING FURTHER TOGETHER
(2017-07-07)In this paper, the argument that nonprofit arts organizations will see impactful growth in audiences and participants by building relationships outside of their sector is supported with research that examines: past and ... -
Arts Participation for Reducing Stress and Promoting Organizational Wellness
(2017-07-30)The negative impact of stress and the positive impact of making art was researched for this paper to benefit nonprofit leaders and the organizations they serve. Stress is believed to be associated with poor individual ... -
Folk Arts, Advocacy and Cultural Policy in The Bahamas
(2018)This paper examines folk arts in The Bahamas, the cultural and economic impact they have had on rural communities on islands outside of New Providence, the most populated island and center of industry in the country, and ...