In Case You Missed It – October 2011
The leaves have fallen down and the air has begun to crack with cold – October is ending! Here’s a look back at some of the big topics our we tackled this month.
Not only does Technology in the Arts recognize the need to protect federal funding for the arts, we also took a look at how artists can protect themselves and their digital intellectual properties.
From there, we took a look at how the arts and business can cohabitate peacefully with the BMW Guggenheim lab.
We gave everyone some insight about into up-and-coming demographic, The Millennials, and how your organization can reach them.
Of course, all work and no play makes this a boring blog. We discussed how arts organizations can utilize a game dynamic, as well as took a closer look at the mobile app game integrated into the experience of the Tate Modern.
We had loads of great articles this month, and I hope you take some time to check out them all. Enjoy the weekend and have a fun and safe Halloween!
About the Author
Rachael Wilkinson Rachael Wilkinson is a second year Master of Arts Management student at Carnegie Mellon University. She recently completed a Bachelor of Arts in Arts Management at Chatham University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Her interests include social media and art museums, and this is reflected in her most recent experience at the Mattress Factory Museum. You can find her on Twitter as the main voice of @TechintheArts and her personal account, @rewilkin
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