Podcasts about artsnow

Presentation: A first for Greater Akron's Future: Beginning in 2019—for the first time in its history—our communities engaged in a cultural planning process with goals to strengthen our region, advance our cultural diversity, increase our opportunities to create culture, and provide vibrant experiences for all of us. We know that diverse opportunities to experience arts, culture, and the environment are the keys to creating a vibrant and prosperous community. Join Akron Roundtable as ArtsNow shares an update on the work inspired by the cultural plan and its role in attracting and retaining talent, engaging our kids and helping them to succeed, driving economic investment, and ensuring residents of all ages and backgrounds are helping to co-create our future. ArtsNow works to leverage the arts and culture in Summit County to support and strengthen the region's economic and social vibrancy. Learn more at ArtsNow.org Speaker: Nicole serves as the Executive Director of ArtsNow, an organization that helps build and strengthen a thriving Summit County arts and culture scene to add economic vitality and social vibrancy to our region. In this role, she collaborates with local leaders and organizations to advocate for the arts and culture sector, connects local talent to resources, and leads a team that promotes the diverse catalog of arts and culture offerings across multiple platforms to Summit County residents. For full event details and speaker bio visit: https://bit.ly/3n26WyQ

This week, we're focusing on the relationship between art and technology; new trends, new ideas, and new ways of sharing creative work in person and online.

This week, we're focusing on the relationship between art and technology; new trends, new ideas, and new ways of sharing creative work in person and online.

Megan is a lover of art and community. She is the director of The Art Farm at Serenbe and is dedicated to bringing art to everyone in all of its forms to share its beauty and healing qualities. Join Paulette and Megan for this candid chat as they discuss the healing aspects of art and how important it is to the community. Megan Schaeffer is the Art Farm Director at Serenbe. After receiving a BA in Arts Management from the College of Charleston, Schaeffer completed the Sotheby's Institute of Fine Art intensive program on Gallery Management and Curatorial Studies. She was a founding team-member of the Charleston, SC chapter of Creative Mornings, a monthly breakfast lecture series focusing on leaders in the creative community. Her time as Outreach Coordinator for Artist & Craftsman Supply, an employee-owned art supply company, led to a love of art supplies (ask her about types of oil paint, she'll keep you a while) and, more importantly, arts education. Most recently, Schaeffer was the Artist Liaison & Art Resource Coordinator for a prominent Atlanta art consulting firm. Since moving to Atlanta in 2015, she has worked with ArtsATL, an arts publication, on its programming and sponsorship, and serves on the advisory board of ArtsNOW. She is driven by a passion to build creative communities and create meaningful opportunities for artists. You can find Megan Schaeffer on www.meganschaeffer.com www.artfarmserenbe.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thriving-in-chaos/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thriving-in-chaos/support

Just before Roger and I put out the first episode of “Gimme ArtsNow,” we sat down to consider what we’d do the second episode on. While we were brainstorming, Roger showed me an interview he had done with a local musician named Eriq Troi. Well, it wasn’t so much of an interview as a dissection […] The post Behind the Scenes of “Gimme ArtsNow:” The Rialto Theatre first appeared on ArtsNow.

Welcome to the second episode of “Gimme ArtsNow,” an arts and culture podcast produced by ArtsNow’s EXL Center intern Logan Lane and Roger Riddle where we talk to artists, art venues, and art patrons find what they’re creating, how they’re engaging their communities, and what draws them to art in the first place. This episode […]

We're Akro-preneurs this week with hosts Sean, Paul, Bob, Josey & Slim joined in studio by Writer/DJ/Podcaster Roger Riddle to discuss being a transplant to the Akron Art community, his work on the Akro-preneurs podcast and ArtsNow, and his life growing up in Detroit, to Georgia and finally to Akron. Plus! Sean accosted our guest Roger outside, and Sean "loves" history. This weeks topics include: Sean wanting to be a Pizza driver, Bob doesn't share chocolate milk, Hip-hop in the third segment. This episode is sponsored by: 9AM Nonsense and Toad Sage Skateboarding and Photography #Akron #Comedy #Loopdigger #ZacharyTate

Well, here we are! We have arrived at the very first episode of the “Gimme Arts Now” podcast. Logan Lane, ArtsNow’s EXL Center intern, has been chronicling the development of the series in our blog as he works Roger Riddle to bring you all the cool cultural happenings going on around Summit County. In the upcoming […]

Liz and Chris catch up after their busy Akron weekends before welcoming Matt Weiss and Molly Hartong, founders of the Collide arts initiative in Cuyahoga Falls. Collide was inspired by the growing Akron arts scene, and they celebrated a successful spoken word and art event last Friday. Collide also is the result of the growing presence of ArtsNow in Summit County.  (Collide's FB: https://www.facebook.com/CollideCF/info/?tab=page_info) 

In this very special episode of SOAP, Chris & Cody get the opportunity to sit down with local community organizer, and friend, Nicole Mullet. Nicole is the Executive Director of ArtsNow, and she dishes out all of the info you need to know about this super cool platform for arts and culture in Akron. Make sure you follow Nicole on the twitter, the facebook, and the instagram--but not the snapchat!