Leading the arts in a fragmented world
Culture provides a dynamic platform on which to unite, writes Hilary Carty, but how to regain faith in a ‘post-truth’ society? An hour of news … Read more
Going for Gold at The Cliburn in Texas 2017
Maria Roberts speaks to The Cliburn’s president and CEO Jacques Marquis about the competition’s global ambitions for 2017 The Cliburn is there to launch careers … Read more
Rosas: performance under pressure
Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker is one of the world’s most critically acclaimed choreographers, and the work she and her company Rosas create is constantly in … Read more
Q&A: Anneleen Lenaerts
IAM catches up with 29-year-old Anneleen Lenaerts, the Belgian harpist that has just signed an exclusive long-term recording contract with Warner Classics There’s no doubt … Read more
Create a great 2017: a goal-setting guide (part two)
Magnus Still on turning New Year’s resolutions into reality Athletes do it…sales managers do it…owners of companies do it…successful politicians do it…in fact very few … Read more
Create a great 2017: a goal-setting guide (part one)
Magnus Still on getting the wheels in motion for those New Year’s resolutions When was the last time you set out to achieve something important? … Read more
January in New York City
They call it the city that never sleeps – and with good reason – this January 12 major events are coming together in New York … Read more
The new agenda
At its 99th congress in January, ISPA delegates will be grappling with the concept of Currents of Change: Arts, Power + Politics, topics that couldn’t … Read more
Go with the flow
This year’s APAP|NYC will see big names from outside the performing arts world join in the discussion to inspire leaders to push against their boundaries … Read more
Dance cell: Shaun Parker on the links between art and science
An Australian company is blurring the boundaries between science, genetics, psychiatry and the performing arts. Maria Roberts speaks to dancer and auteur Shaun Parker Shaun … Read more