Collaborators & Colleagues

Jorge Valdivia

Updated
30 Nov 2016

Jorge Valdivia is the Director of Performing Arts at the National Museum of Mexican Art in Chicago, IL. He served as a Center management panelist in 2011.

Management

Collaborators & Colleagues

Kathleen McLean

Kathleen McLean, principal of Independent Exhibitions, recently co-facilitated the Center's project, No Idea Is Too Ridiculous, with Performa curator Mark Beasley.

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Grants & Grantees

FRAME

New Paradise Laboratories built this new Web-based engagement tool, which invites audiences to participate and collaborate with theater artists online.

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Public Funding Platform

The Conservation Center for Art & Historic Artifacts developed a fundraising program that has allowed constituents to generate donations online for nominated artifacts in need of preservation funds.

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The Writers' Room

The Arden Theatre Company launched a playwright residency program that gives audiences behind-the-scenes access to the creative process of a theater production.

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Pig Iron School for Advanced Performance Training

Pig Iron Theatre Company launched the School for Advanced Performance Training: a two-year certificate program for actors and directors.

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AUX Curatorial Fellowship Program

Member-run artist collective Vox Populi will launch a curatorial fellowship program dedicated to performance art, hosting five curatorial fellows in total over a period of two years.

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Kathi Bateson

Kathi Bateson is the president and CEO of the Arts Center of South Carolina on Hilton Head Island in South Carolina.

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Collaborators & Colleagues

Alan Brown

San Francisco-based Alan Brown is principal of WolfBrown, a leading researcher and management consultancy in the nonprofit arts industry.

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Philip Bither

Philip Bither has been the Walker Art Center's senior curator of performing arts since 1997.

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Andrew McIntyre

Andrew McIntyre, a co-founder of Morris Hargreaves McIntyre, is one of the UK's leading authorities on audience motivation, behavior and response.

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Grants & Grantees

Social Media and New Technology Strategies

Building on the success of its *Museum Without Walls* project, the Association for Public Art is working to engage audiences in an online dialogue about Philadelphia's public art.

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Richard Evans

Richard Evans is co-founder and president of EmcArts, a New York City firm that works to strengthen the capacity and effectiveness of nonprofit arts and cultural organizations.

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Ian Bogost

Dr. Ian Bogost is a video game designer, critic, and researcher. In fall 2012, he visited the Center as part of a series on "gamification" in the arts and culture sector.

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Trevor O'Donnell

Trevor O'Donnell has a long track record of helping theater and arts organizations build larger audiences and earn more revenue through a number of strategies.

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Operating Plan for Multi-Tenant Art Facility

The Asian Arts Initiative hired consultants to help launch its new multi-tenant arts facility of shared offices and studio space.

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Nursery Manager and New Public Programs

Bartram's Garden's new nursery propagates and promotes native plants, including some first discovered by the Bartram family, the founders of the 45-acre National Historic Landmark.

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