YPA Arts Weekly | June 25, 2018
A weekly round up of articles, events, and opportunities for arts professionals prioritizing professional development, social and cultural issues, and resources within the field.
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The Story Behind the Rainbow Flag—99U
How Art Museums Can Remain Relevant in the 21st Century—Artsy
New Initiative Created by Jill Greenberg Seeks Gender Parity in Advertising Photography—PDN Pulse
Americans Are Reading Poetry Again Because Of Instagram—Quartzy
Smarter, Not Harder: How to Succeed at Work—Farnam Street
How Leadership Can Align Culture With Values—Medium
“What institutions hang on their walls or put on their pedestals is a clear articulation of who they imagine their audience to be.”
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Alexandra Bachzetsis: Wear a Mask When You Talk To Me & Private Song (The High Line), June 25-28 | Free
City as Partner: Artists Working in Government (A Blade of Grass), Weds. June 27 | free
Live at the Archway: Grupo Rebolu (DUMBO), Thurs. June 28 | free
Colleagues & Friends: Women in Tech (POWarts), Tues. June 26 | $5-$15
Bridging the Gap Between Studio and Audience (NYFA) Wed. June 27 | $20
Christie's Educations Conference 2018: Celebrating Female Agency in the Arts (Christie's), June 26-27 | $235
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Program Assistant, Grants & Services—LMCC, via YPA Member
Event Producer, Hess Theater—Whitney Museum of American Art, via NYFA Jobs
Business Development Specialist / Sales Development Representative—Spektrix, via LinkedIn
Facilities Assistant—David Zwirner Gallery, via ArtFrankly
Customer Relations Representative—The New York Philharmonic, via NYFA Jobs
Director of Education—Harmony Program, via NYFA Jobs
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