By Cleopatra Charles, Professor, Rutgers University, United States of America and Margaret F. Sloan, Director, School of Strategic Leadership Studies at James Madison University, United States of America Evaluating the intangible value of the arts using FACE metrics In teaching nonprofit management, especially for arts and culture nonprofits, few topics resonate more immediately with studentsRead more
By Inês Faria and Vasco Almeida Lavrar o Mar Cooperativa Cultural /PROFILES Madalena Victorino When choreographer Madalena Victorino undertakes a project, she embraces it with all the strength she is capable of – which is immense. For her, the separation between professional and personal life is tenuous: they both have the same value. Her loveRead more
By Erin E. Cory Postdoctoral researcher, Refugee Migration, Malmö University (Sweden) /Profile and Case Analysis Art, research, and intervention: writing and working towards imagined futures beyond the “refugee crisis” The so-called “refugee crisis” has captivated global publics since it entered popular discourse in 2015. In the art world, group exhibitions, and pieces by contemporary heavy-hittersRead more
By Silvia Cuevas-Morales Writer /Profiles Joanne Scheff Bernstein. Expert consultant, speaker, educator and author in the field of arts and culture management and marketing. Joanne Scheff Bernstein was born in Chicago, Illinois. She studied administration and marketing of the arts and culture and has extensive experience as a speaker, seminar leader and workshop facilitator acrossRead more
By Silvia Cuevas-Morales Writer /Profiles David Throsby (1939), renowned Australian economist, has gained international recognition for his research and writings in the economics of the arts and culture. A distinguished professor in the Department of Economics, at Macquarie University, Sydney, Throsby holds Bachelor and Master of Science degrees from the University of Sydney and aRead more
By Rafael Mandujano Ortiz «Les Rencontres» Chief project /Profiles Raymonde Moulin. A French pioneer of the Sociology of Art “Raymonde Moulin has always been a reference for the study of art professions, combining a detailed knowledge of the subject with an analytical sense that makes this information comprehensible. Her contribution is, for me, a modelRead more
