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ISSUE 18 • March 2023
By Joseph H. Kluger The journey towards a more equitable future for nonprofit arts organizations starts in the boardroom and too often ends there, as well. This issue >>
ISSUE 18 • March 2023
By Dr. Thomas Wolf The journey towards a more equitable future for nonprofit arts organizations starts in the boardroom and too often ends there, as well. This issue >>
ISSUE 18 • March 2023
By Alan Brown The journey towards a more equitable future for nonprofit arts organizations starts in the boardroom and too often ends there, as well. This issue of On >>
ISSUE 17 • January 2023
Traveler, the path is your tracksAnd nothing more.Traveler, there is no pathThe path is made by walking.By walking you make a path. – Antonio Machado The next four >>
ISSUE 16 • December 2022
As one year transitions to another, it is our custom to share with you a series of reflections on the milestones and tectonic shifts in our understandings of >>
ISSUE 14 • March 2021
How does one get classical music performances to listeners during a pandemic when no one is allowed in concert halls? The obvious answer is to rely on video >>
ISSUE 13 • March 2021
During the present crisis in the Ukraine, much has been made of the fate of Russian musicians who are supporters of Vladimir Putin. Superstars like conductor Valery Gergiev and >>
ISSUE 12 • March 2020
As the US gradually becomes vaccinated, performing arts organization leaders are faced with the Hamletian dilemma of whether to continue to offer digital streaming of live performances after >>
ISSUE 11 • March 2020
During the COVID-19 pandemic, WolfBrown refined and focused our communications channels to help arts leaders navigate the crisis. With this issue of On Our Minds, we return to >>
ISSUE 10 • April 2021
Nineteen months ago, I learned my grandmother was dying from COVID-19. Before receiving the news, I was thinking about making dinner. After receiving the news, I sat on >>
ISSUE 10 • March 2023
At this time of year it has been our tradition to reflect on the most meaningful arts experiences we’ve had during the year as a way of recognizing >>
ISSUE 9 • December 2019
This issue of On Our Minds features learnings from focus groups on music with coders, thoughts on making the case for arts education for children, and a reflection >>
ISSUE 8 • March 2022
This past summer, the Cambridge office of WolfBrown together with our colleague, Stanford Thompson, experimented with a three-day workshop designed as a deep dive into the skills needed >>
ISSUE 7 • September 2020
By Dr. Dennie Palmer Wolf with contributions fromCourtney J. Boddie and Lindsey Buller Maliekel, New 42Victoria Row-Traster, Miami Theater CenterStanford Thompson, Play On Philly This blog post belongs to WolfBrown’s series, >>
ISSUE 6 • September 2020
By Dr. Thomas Wolf This blog post belongs to WolfBrown’s series, Navigating the Crisis. This series is a collection of research papers, blogs and announcements that critically examine >>
ISSUE 5 • April 2020
By Dr. Dennie Palmer Wolf This blog post belongs to WolfBrown’s series, Navigating the Crisis. This series is a collection of research papers, blogs and announcements that critically >>
ISSUE 4 • March 2020
By Alan Brown This blog post kicks off WolfBrown’s new series, Navigating the Crisis. This series is a collection of research papers, blogs and announcements that critically examine >>
ISSUE 3 • March 2020
This issue features a discussion on the arts as frugal innovations, a call for nominations for the fifth edition of Managing Nonprofit Organizations, and a reflection on HR topics >>
ISSUE 2 • December 2019
Season’s greetings from all of us at WolfBrown! Once again, we asked the WolfBrown team to reflect on a particularly memorable cultural experience from the last year to >>
ISSUE 1 • November 2019
This issue features a reflection on the City Museum, a discussion of the National Instrumentalist Mentoring and Advancement Network, and a consideration of the changes small regional organizations >>
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