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Teaching Artist Meet-Up: Sip & Create
The NYC Arts in Education Roundtable’s Teaching Artist Affairs Committee & Community-Word Project’s Teaching Artist Project are hosting a joint salon for Teaching Artists around NYC. Join us for an evening of art-making, community building & networking with TAs from around the city. This salon will incorporate music, writing, visual arts & media arts activities, with resources for emerging and established teaching artist alike!
This event is free and open to Roundtable members and non-members.
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Theater Master Workshop Invite from NYC DOE!
THE CHARACTER FORMULA: A Master Workshop with Larry Silverberg (11/1/2018)
LaGuardia High School’s LITTLE FLOWER THEATER
This is a truly special event on November 1. I am thrilled to welcome Larry Silverberg, internationally renowned acting teacher and author, as he leads us through his transformative workshop The Character Formula. Subsidized tickets are $10.
Larry, who studied with Sandy Meisner and is an expert in his approach, explores the core human components of theatre,
READ MORE >News from the OASP
In September, the Roundtable Co-Chairs (Sobha Kavanakudiyil and Jennifer DiBella) met with Paul King, the Executive Director of the Office of Arts and Special Services (OASP). Here is some information he shared with us:
- The Office of Arts & Special Projects staff contact information can be found HERE. The most recent appointment is Alexa Fairchild, Arts for Diverse Learners Program Manager.
- The new Chancellor is very supportive of the arts in schools and committed to equity,
Roundtable Welcomes Interim Managing Director
NYC Arts in Education Roundtable’s Managing Director, Kyla Searle, will be transitioning out of her role this month. She has been awarded a fellowship with Harvard University, while also completing her MFA in Playwriting at Brown University. We are very proud of her and wish her the best of luck! As we begin the search for a new Managing Director, Kimberly Olsen, will step in as our Interim Managing Director and can be reached at kolsen@nycaieroundtable.org.
READ MORE >My Full Experience at the International Teaching Artist Conference
By Heleya de Barros
It’s been two weeks since I walked out of Carnegie Hall, after three jam-packed days at the 4th International Teaching Artist Conference (ITAC). I walked out a bit dazed, very tired, invigorated, and incredibly—amazingly—full. I ambled towards the subway with a colleague I’d met, but couldn’t quite bring myself to get on the train and just “go home.” It seemed crazy to follow my typical pattern after an experience like ITAC.
READ MORE >Request for Proposals
FACE TO FACE 2019
Wednesday, April 24 & Thursday, April 25, 2019
Request for Proposals
*Application Deadline EXTENDED: September 28, 2018*
FACE TO FACE is a professional development conference for arts administrators, teaching artists, and others interested in the field of arts in education. The conference strives to demonstrate effective teaching and learning strategies for practitioners in the field of arts in education, as well as to provide forums for discussion of other critical issues such as equity,
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On Our Minds, Special Issue
May 9, 2017
On Our Minds Special Issue: IMPACT x 4
Introduction
Series Editor: Dennie Palmer Wolf, WolfBrown
The Impact of Raising the Stakes
Courtney J. Boddie, The New Victory Theater
The Impact of Investing in Human Capital
Jamie Roach, Teaching Artist, The New Victory Theater
The Impact of Re-thinking Research and Practice
Steven Holochwost, WolfBrown
Curating Impact, Not Shows
Alan Brown and Sean Fenton,
Forty Years of Fellowships: A Study of Orchestras’ Efforts to Include African American and Latino Musicians
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