Diary: a week with Robert Baird
Monday Just back from WOMEX in Manchester, England and sorting through the work that piled up in my absence. Even with the facility of remote … Read more
Professional ghosting
Rebel in the arts By Grace Okereke Ghosting is a modern-day term that gained popularity in the romantic dating scene in the early 2000s and … Read more
Rewriting the score: Pianist Alexandra Dariescu on championing women composers and reshaping classical music
Pianist Alexandra Dariescu, International Women’s Day (8 March 2025)
Diary: a week with Philip Setzer
Friday After the fourth main concert of the Manchester Music Festival (MMF) in Vermont, I wake up with a sense of relief and accomplishment. This … Read more
Rebel in the Arts
Who’s the boss? By Grace Okereke When you work as an Independent Arts Manger, you are typically a freelancer moving from project-to-project. Sometimes you work … Read more
Kahchun Wong – Six in Sixty
Early bird or night owl? Early bird. One routine you swear by? Milk chocolate with hazelnuts before a concert. Can’t travel without…? My Tempur® travel … Read more
Shaping the future of arts management
The Master of Management in International Arts Management (MMIAM) In an increasingly globalised arts landscape, the need for leaders who can navigate diverse cultural contexts … Read more
Diary: a week with Matt Ecclestone
Monday It’s here. Yes, it’s conference week, Arts Marketing Association’s (AMA) biggest event of the year, where over 750 arts marketers gather to learn, connect, … Read more
Philip Setzer – Six in Sixty
Early bird or night owl? Definitely night owl! One routine you swear by? Warming up well before practising.I’ve done physical therapy exercises, stretching, and breathing … Read more
Diary: a week with Rita Zappador from WOMEX 2024
WOMEX photo: © Federico Mantova Monday With only two days before I leave for Manchester and WOMEX 2024, the office work feels overwhelming. As General … Read more