There isn’t much that strengthens the bonds that cultivate community character like public art. When a community invests in an artist and an artist reciprocates that good faith with work that honors, challenges, and unites, as so much quality art does, the net is a meaningful representation of artistic administrative success—just the kind of success […]
艺术管理项目很荣幸邀请到Ying Feier作为“艺术写作”课的演讲嘉宾。她目前是波士顿美术博物馆的策展研究助理，主要负责中国书画方面。
The Arts Administration program is proud to welcome Feier Ying as a guest speaker in the Writing for the Arts class. She currently works as a curatorial research associate for the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.
Claudia Castro is a 2004 Arts Administration graduate and recent fellowship alumna of the Clore Leadership Programme in London, U.K. Fellows of the program are mentored by and shadow leaders in British cultural institutions, receiving coaching
Alum Adarsh Alphons (MET’12), founder of ProjectArt, has been chosen as a CNN Hero.
Noelle Foye (MET’05) was recently named Executive Director of the New Bedford Art Museum and ArtWorks.
In a successful A4 event, several Arts Administration Alumni met at the Institute of Contemporary Art in April: Back Row: Sarah Berry, Ben Hires, Brendan Mason, Megan Winigates, Carolyn [Brown] Andrews, Elisabeth Gordon Front Row: Megan McCarney, Erin Coffeey, Hannah Gathman, Beth Gaertner Zerega
Aroostook Aspirations Initiative (AAI) announced Arts Administration alumna Kristen Wells (MET’06) as their Advancement Director. AAI seeks to improve the economic status of Aroostook County, ME by investing in the higher education of their youth through a scholarship program. The announcement and a profile on Kristen was featured in a Bangor Daily News article.
Arts Administration alumna and Pandora’s artist program manager, Montse Carty (MET’04), was recently interviewed by Berklee. In the interview, Carty discusses the steps she took to launch her career and land her “dream job” at Pandora. See what she has to say.
Photo by Geoff Wilson Four international Fellowships were awarded by the Clore Leadership Programme, a cross-disciplinary leadership organization for the cultural and creative sector based in the United Kingdom. Arts Administration alumna Claudia Castro (MET’04) is the first-ever Clore Fellow from Brazil, and she joins three other 2014/15 international Fellows: Karim Hazem Mohamed Elshenawy from […]