Introducing: Lost Horizon
The minds behind Glastonbury’s after hours zone Shangri-La have a new virtual festival. But does it match up to the real thing? Andrew Anderson takes … Read more
Let’s work together – Rhizome Arts Consulting
Could new cooperatives provide a better business model for the arts? IAM spoke to the partners at Rhizome Arts Consulting – who have joined together … Read more
Alain Paré outlines CINARS Web programme
As CINARS prepares for its CINARS Web digital programme, we caught up with president and executive director Alain Paré to find out what is in … Read more
Work of art – Taishin Arts Award
Taishin Arts Award recognises and develops the best Taiwanese artists. Executive director Yali Cheng explains why its work is so important. Founded in 2002, the … Read more
Keiko Devaux on Canadian music
Azrieli Music Prizes (AMP) will hold its third Gala Concert later this month. Originally a competition for Jewish music, this edition saw AMP add a new … Read more
Galway 2020 – getting back on track
Galway 2020 was hit by a winter storm and then by COVID-19 – but they haven’t let either beat them. Andrew Anderson speaks to board … Read more
Not just fun and games – Theatre of the Oppressed NYC
Theatre of the Oppressed NYC is using theatre techniques to facilitate difficult conversations. Executive director Meggan Gomez explains how. Some subjects are easy to talk … 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
Musical nomads – musicians in lockdown
The developers of NomadPlay – the app that allows you to play along with major orchestras – recently made it free for a month. Intrigued, … 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