IAM Vol 22 Issue 09

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IAM September 2026

Welcome to the September issue of International Arts Manager. This month, our cover feature previews the Hong Kong Performing Arts Expo (HKPAX), which returns from 9 to 13 October.

That sense of Hong Kong as a meeting point continues in our feature on WestK, which drew more than 17 million visitors in 2025 and hosts the AAPPAC Annual Conference from 6 to 9 October, as the association marks its 30th anniversary. With the WestK Performing Arts Centre due to open in 2027, we visit the current venues and look at what the district is building towards.

Also in this issue

In News the pressure on the infrastructure that supports touring and audience development is as clear as ever. A UK Government report sets out the continuing post-Brexit cost to the touring sector, while the voluntary liquidation of The Audience Agency removes a source of research and audience development the sector has drawn on for 14 years.

Musical Chairs From promotions to retirement – who’s on the move?

Classical Music Signings Keep up to date with the latest industry news

Competitions and Awards sideNotes: Remembering violinist Henryk Kowalski

Preview: Hong Kong Performing Arts Expo (HKPAX)
Communicating the Arts 2026: Building fandoms, not just audiences
 
AMA: Full House 
Don’t outsource the foundations – why people, patience and the fundamentals still matter
 
APAP: A View from Here: 
Lisa Richards Toney: The work was never meant to be carried alone
 
ISPA: Global Voices: 
In conversation with Mary Lou Aleskie (Hopkins Center for the Arts at Dartmouth College) and Chad Herzog (Arizona Arts Live, University of Arizona) on what makes presenting on campus different
 
CINARS: Connected Voices:
Gilles Doré and pianist and composer Alexandra Stréliski on music, circus and the art of hybrid collaboration in Montreal
 
Inside WestK: At the centre of Hong Kong’s performing arts, and host of AAPPAC 2026
 
Preview: Communicating the Arts 2026 
Ottawa–Gatineau
 
Preview: WOMEX 26
Diary: Dominik Deuber
A week with the Swiss music manager and Head of 
NDR Ensembles  

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