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Off to Alaska

September 15, 2006 by Andrew Taylor

I’m off to Anchorage next week to speak to the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies Leadership Institute, a collection of some 100+ board members, executive directors, and deputy directors of state arts agencies. I’ll try to post my keynote address shortly after I deliver it on Tuesday (okay, give me until Wednesday). I’m also leading two workshops considering the next generation of leadership (or lack thereof) for public arts agencies.

Should be a lively crowd in a glorious setting. And as with many other areas of arts and culture, public agencies are in a particularly interesting and challenging place at the moment — defining what, exactly, they do, and by what means they should do it.

More to come. Hope to see some of you there.

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  1. Darrin White says

    September 15, 2006 at 11:24 am

    Hello Andrew,
    I’m one of the handful of Canadian EDs that will be in attendance at the NASAA institute. I am looking forward to both the institute and your keynote/workshops. I’ve been reading Artful Manager for a little over 2 years and enjoy both your comments and the valuable links to other resources. For an emerging leader in public arts funding (at least I hope to be), it has been a particularly valuable tool.
    See you in a day or two.
    Darrin White – Prince Edward Island Council of the Arts

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