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Want to be at the NAMP Conference, November 12-15, but your travel budget won't allow? We understand, and we are bringing part of the conference to you!
For the first time, we will be live streaming portions of the NAMP Conference. With support from Livestream.com, you will be able to participate in daily discussions, including:
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Americans for the Arts President and CEO Robert L. Lynch gave the following statement on the Election Day results:
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Americans for the Arts, America’s leading nonprofit organization for advancing the arts, today announced that it will hold its annual National Arts Marketing Project (NAMP) Conference in San Jose, CA, November 12–15, 2010. More than 600 arts professionals will be in attendance.
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Americans for the Arts Announces “Why Arts Matter” Video Contest Winners
WASHINGTON, D.C. - October 26, 2010- Americans for the Arts, the nation’s leading nonprofit for advancing the arts, today announced the winners of its “Why Arts Matter” video contest:
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Business Committee for the Arts (BCA), a division of Americans for the Arts, the leading organization for advancing the arts in America, announces THE BCA TEN: Best Companies Supporting the Arts in America. Every year, BCA recognizes ten companies for their exceptional commitment to the arts in the United States. These companies have exhibited exemplary support for the arts through grants, local partnerships, volunteer programs, matching gifts, sponsorships and board membership.
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With almost 6,000 views, 73 comments, 15 bloggers, hundreds of tweets and retweets, and hundreds more of Facebook likes, the salon was a perfect way to jump start the National Arts Marketing Project Conference: New. Tech. New Tools. New Times.
A huge thank you to our bloggers:
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Every October, in honor of National Arts & Humanities Month, Americans for the Arts partners with emerging leaders from across the country to host Creative Conversations. Creative Conversations are local gatherings of emerging leaders in communities across the country and are part of a grassroots movement to elevate the profile of arts in America.
The events below are sweeping the country this week.
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During a recent interview with Philanthropy News Digest, Robert Lynch, Americans for the Arts CEO, shares his thoughts about the state of the arts in America, what arts and cultural organizations can and should be doing to weather the Great Recession, and what the digital future holds in store for artists, arts organizations, and all who support them.
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Americans for the Arts wishes you a happy National Arts and Humanities Month this October! We hope you take the time to participate in some of this month's activities that make up the largest annual celebration of the arts and humanities in the nation.
We're celebrating by partnering with emerging leaders to host Creative Conversations. Celebrate with us. Add your event!
Five simple ways you can participate in National Arts and Humanities Month:
