#TBT It’s like “Things That Make You Go Buh?!?” But For Twitter
Thu, May 5, 2018
by Drew McManus
One more thing to add in the “I wish I thought of that” file is the new @ArtsAdminsSay twitter account. It’s barely two days old and is already racking up followers. Better still, it’s wallowing in love from arts admin followers and with an endorsement like this, I dare you to not follow: I just
Doug Rosenthal Spent $175 On Arts and Culture Events Last Month. What Did You Spend?
Tue, May 5, 2018
by Drew McManus
As if you need another reason to live Doug Rosenthall’s writing, he just published an article at Who’s Your Audience? reviewing the arts and culture events he attended last month. What I love about these posts is he includes the ticket price alongside reflecting on the event. Even more fun, he compares each of those
Looking Forward To An Exciting May
Mon, May 5, 2018
by Drew McManus
May (and early June) are going to be a jam-packed period of content here at Adaptistration. Here’s what’s in store: An update to the Top-Tier Musician Compensation chart. Taking a deep dive into Seattle Symphony’s new musician retirement plan and the process they used to create a migration plan. The 2018 Orchestra Compensation Reports! I can
Valuating Art and Culture
Fri, May 5, 2018
by Drew McManus
Just when I thought my day would be filled with nothing but mind-numbing quantitative tasks, Joe Patti comes along and makes me think. Case in point, he published a fascinating post yesterday examining the value of Arts and Culture to society. Specifically, he pushes back against the what has arguably become one of the cornerstones
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