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Volume II, Issue
13 Arts4All Newsletter
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From the Editor: Welcome to the May 2000 issue of the Arts4All Newsletter. From a nonprofit arts organization just starting out, to established groups suffering growing pains, take a look at the many ways the world of charitable enterprises is ... slightly different. Add to your overview of arts and technology, in the final chapter of Kristin Redpath's series, reaching upward to the universe. Newsletter correspondents have it all for you: moving images in installation art; the website as an artform; films from Europe and Africa, telling tales of ambition; reviews of a singer-songwriter's grace under pressure; and a panel discussion (a/k/a a bunch of curators sitting around talking). Commence detailed research for or about nonprofits, and consider a few of the many guises philanthropy can inhabit. AMC |
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by Diane Brown From the germ of an idea to lawyers and budgets and art (oh my). Join Diane Brown on her adventure founding a nonprofit, and planning its growth. |
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Also by John Koprowski (or his alter ego) Improv - the Invisible Part of
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Perspective: The View from the Board Room by John Koprowski Once a nonprofit organization is up and running, what could go wrong? Oh - not much that money, training, management, information, good faith and a little luck can't fix. |
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 an Art Nouveau sunflower Kristin Redpath
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Art and Technology - Mosaics to Pixels [Part Five] by Kristin Redpath Finding herself in the middle of a slow revolution, our writer steps back to see the bigger picture. Join her with William Morris, Marcel Duchamp and, yes, Captain Kirk. |
Robert Metzger on sculptor Reuben Nakian Four-Part article
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Memos from the World: by Therese Schwartz Our Biennial-visiting correspondent went back for more. This time, she looks at art installations with moving images. by Michael Geisert At the museum, Internet art is presented in a darkened room with a big screen and one person at the controls. Steer vicariously with Michael Geisert. Big Wars and Small Wars - Northern Skirts by Edie Ellis Two young women, one Austrian, one a Serbian ex-pat, try to sort out love and war. The Long and the Short of It by Michael Nicolella Films by the African film pioneer are available again, for screening by new generations of moviegoers. Read about Touki-Bouki, Mambety's 1973 classic, and the short film, la Grammaire de ma Grand'Mere, in which he contemplates his role as a filmmaker. Jules Shear Makes Friends, Plays Well with Others by Alberta Moraine The songwriter sings, plays, and chats. He calls on some
old friends, and by evening's end, has made some new ones, too. You Say Potato and I Say Potahto, You Say Biennial and I Say Bienale by Anna Roxas Join our explorer as she braves the thickets of elitism and tradition, and fords the rushing waters of multiculturalism and globalization. |
 at the Whitney Biennial |
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Also by Therese Schwartz: The Year That Was-Marching to the Millennium [in four parts]
Therese Schwartz goes to the movies in Cinema Everyday
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Also by Anna Roxas:
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Linkage: Philanthropic Connections compiled by Michael Nicolella Online directories for career opportunities, news on human rights activism around the world, ways to donate your time to a worthy cause. DanceUSA, Radio Free World, PhilanthropySearch - some websites really do have descriptive names. Try these. |
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Performance Schedules Performers and
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Breaking News, Press Tips, Announcements, Interviews and Reviews direct from Theaters, Concert Halls, Museums, Galleries, Artists, Agents and Journalists worldwide. Now including: RSC US-bound 'Macbeth'
reviewed in the Financial Times Nikolai Fine Art
Announces (in)vulnerable 5/10/00 - AP Tony Award Nominations
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Jazz singer Aisha Hosley, concert pianist Jenny Mitchell, trumpeter Jon Wilder, painter Anne Kovach and lyric soprano Vanessa Conlin are here to share a sampling of their work. Contact the Newsletter for more about these artists. |
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