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By Any Measure

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Meet Amalia Ortiz: Performance Poet and Theater Arts Director at SAY Sí

October 13, 2022 by Josephine Reed Leave a Comment

A discussion with performance poet, performer, and playwright Amalia Ortiz who directs the theater arts program at SAY Sí. SAY Sí  is a year-round, long-term, tuition-free multidisciplinary arts program in San Antonio serving middle and high school students primarily at or below the poverty line. In this podcast, Ortiz talks about the work of SAY Sí in general and the theater … [Read more...] about Meet Amalia Ortiz: Performance Poet and Theater Arts Director at SAY Sí

Buyer’s Remorse in Higher Education—Some Questions for the Arts

October 6, 2022 by Sunil Iyengar 3 Comments

In January 2014, President Obama caught flak from art historians when, speaking at a General Electric manufacturing plant in Waukesha, Wisconsin, he casually referred to their field of study. “I promise you,” he said, “folks can make a lot more potentially with skilled manufacturing or the trades than they might with an art history degree.” Immediately, Obama qualified his … [Read more...] about Buyer’s Remorse in Higher Education—Some Questions for the Arts

Afro-Dominican Loira Limbal talks about her film exploring extended day-care

September 29, 2022 by Josephine Reed Leave a Comment

Afro-Dominican filmmaker Loira Limbal’s documentary Through the Night is an intimate look at one home-based 24-hour day-care center in New Rochelle, the couple who runs the center and the mothers and children who need it.  The film, which was co-produced and presented by the PBS program POV, examines the impossible situations workers who are single parents--primarily women and … [Read more...] about Afro-Dominican Loira Limbal talks about her film exploring extended day-care

Eva Enciñias and the Artistry of Flamenco

September 22, 2022 by Josephine Reed Leave a Comment

Flamenco Artist and 2022 National Heritage Fellow Eva Enciñias has transformed and broadened the performance and study of flamenco in the United States generally and in her hometown of Albuquerque, N.M. particularly. In this podcast, Enciñias talks about the artistry and history of flamenco and her family’s roots in this art form;  her dual loves: flamenco … [Read more...] about Eva Enciñias and the Artistry of Flamenco

Quick Study: K-12 Access to Arts Education

September 15, 2022 by Sunil Iyengar 2 Comments

In this episode, we consider a recent analysis about the availability of arts education in public K-12 schools. A transcript is available here. … [Read more...] about Quick Study: K-12 Access to Arts Education

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About Sunil and Josephine

Sunil Iyengar directs the Office of Research & Analysis at the National Endowment for the Arts. Under his leadership, the office has produced dozens of research reports, hosted periodic research events and webinars, led strategic plan development for the agency, and established research and … [more] about About Sunil and Josephine

By Any Measure

Aesthetics meets analysis in a monthly series of podcasts and blog posts from the National Endowment for the Arts.  Once upon a time, writers and artists were skeptical—if not morbid—about the application of science to questions of natural beauty, aesthetics, and arts and culture. Think of … [more] about By Any Measure

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