Video Archive

The program will explore the evolving landscape of outdoor arts, with a strong focus on placemaking and the theme of "situated and unannounced voices." Discussions will be structured around three key themes: Places, People, and Future.

A two-day gathering of key artists and cultural leaders in Ukraine and those displaced abroad together with key international partner organizations, foundations, and supporters in Ukraine’s new independent cultural space.

This concluding episode summarizes the key highlights of the previous episode and offers the opportunity to consider the future of art management in Africa. 

Pitchorama provides an opportunity for professionals working in the performing arts sector to present a project and to look for partners who may be interested in collaborating with them.

This livestreamed panel conversation invites leaders at influential Black, Indigenous, people of color (BIPOC) theatres—which are often not amplified as part of the fieldwide conversation on shared leadership—to expound on their approaches to power within and beyond hierarchy and org charts. 

In this episode, guests will share their journeys as art managers and the lessons they have learned over the years.

These five days celebrate theatre, paying tribute to independent theatre artists, their dramatic heroes, and Roma communities. 

In this session, we look at how to make long-term plans to fully shift your internet life away from services that track, harvest, and control your information.

A gathering of HBCU students and faculty featuring workshops, networking opportunities, and performances designed to support emerging theatre professionals in their artistic development.

What are the IP legal instruments available for creatives on the continent? What do art managers need to learn about IP?