Eyes on the Prizes
In this special feature, International Arts Manager goes behind the scenes at the Azrieli Music Prizes, top awards for composers both in Canada and internationally, … Read more
A gala concert with a difference
The Azrieli Music Prizes (AMP) will hold its third Gala Concert later this week. Originally a competition for Jewish music, this edition saw AMP add a … Read more
Taking the lead
If there’s one thing that COVID-19 has highlighted it is this: that good leadership is crucial in a crisis. Dance/USA executive director Amy Fitterer and … Read more
Light switch – Bergen International Festival
Many of the major culture-bearing institutions in Europe have closed their doors and switched off the lights. Meanwhile Bergen International Festival is opening a new … Read more
Company | E – Shelters in the storm
Paul Gordon Emerson of Company | E and Kristopher McDowell of KMP Artists talk to IAM about the power and purpose of art in deeply … Read more
String sisters – The Schoenfeld
The Schoenfeld is fast becoming one of China’s most important destinations for string players, now, combined with the new Art Leaders’ Summit, its ambition is … Read more
HKCO’s 2019-20 “Oneness” season brings generations together by linking young musicians with traditional repertoire
Maria Roberts speaks to executive director Celina Chin about HKCO’s 2019-20 season and how she plans to strengthen the foundations of the orchestra by investing … Read more
World Cultures Festival
Every edition of the World Cultures Festival (WCF) focuses on a different country or region, with past editions diving into the arts of Africa, the … Read more
An Icelandic odyssey
Arna Einarsdóttir has led Iceland Symphony Orchestra from the depths of debt in 2013 to the success of a sold out Japanese tour in 2018. … Read more
Dark materials
Clare Wiley speaks to Iceland Dance Company artistic director Erna Ómarsdóttir about creating repertoire influenced by current affairs. Next month Iceland’s national dance company will … Read more