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Arts Journal Blog- Top Posts From AJBlogs 09.19.17 September 20, 2017Evaluating Engagement: Outcomes Evaluation of any kind is a challenge for nonprofit organizations generally and for nonprofit arts organizations in particular. Resource constraints and focus on mission, sometimes at the expense of critical management issues, make evaluation ... read more AJBlog: Engaging Matters Published 2017-09-19 The Maltese Icon–No, Not […]ArtsJournal1
- Top Posts From AJBlogs 09.18.17 September 19, 2017Kusama in Seattle, Post Script, And On to LA When, on a recent day, The Broad museum announced that “due to overwhelming demand” additional tickets for the coming Yayoi Kusama exhibition would be available on Oct. 2, it added this to the statement: ... read more AJBlog: Real Clear Arts Published 2017-09-18 “The Difference Between Quality Art […]ArtsJournal1
- Top Posts From AJBlogs 09.14.17 September 15, 2017Concept Test Kitchen, Episode 1 I’m launching a new experiment with this pilot episode of “Concept Test Kitchen” - a video series presenting interesting frameworks or approaches to arts management (‘recipes for thinking’), so you can share back whether or when they may be useful. ... read more AJBlog: The Artful Manager Published 2017-09-14 Smith Smites: Tom […]ArtsJournal1
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- Exhibition at National Gallery marks the centenary of Edgar Degas’s deathThis autumn, visitors to the National Gallery have the rare opportunity to see a stunning group of artworks by Hilaire-Germain-Edgar Degas from the Burrell Collection in Glasgow. This is the first time that most of them are being seen outside Glasgow since they were acquired at the beginning of the 20th century. Marking the centenary of the artist’s dea […]
- David Zwirner presents largest number of Ad Reinhardt's "blue" paintings ever shown togetherAd Reinhardt: Blue Paintings, organized by the Ad Reinhardt Foundation, presents the largest number of the artist’s “blue” paintings ever shown together. Drawn exclusively from museum and private collections, this is the first exhibition devoted entirely to this body of work since the artist’s 1965 solo show at the Stable Gallery, New Yor […]
- A century on, royal family's letters return to RussiaFrom telegrams about hunting parties to anguished letters over the Bolshevik takeover, a trove of documents detailing the private lives of Russia's Romanov family has returned home 100 years after the 1917 revolution. The archive, containing letters, photographs and drawings, was taken to Europe by members of the royal family who fled the chaos and pers […]
- Hidden no more: Clyfford Still Museum launches online collection and research databaseHome to the world’s most intact public collection of a major American artist, the Clyfford Still Museum launched two new online discovery tools today. More than 2,200 works of art—approximately 470 paintings and 1,750 works on paper by Still—are now available in high-resolution reproductions at collection.clyffordstillmuseum.org. More than 1,9 […]
- Exhibition at National Gallery marks the centenary of Edgar Degas’s death
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