The Best of 2011
As the year comes to a close, let’s take a look at what topped the charts in the art world in 2011.
1. The top 100 of the art world’s most powerful figures from ArtReview
2. The top 32 Facebook Best Practices from DIOSA Communications
3. The top 10 reasons to support the arts
4. The top 10 companies supporting the arts in America according to Americans for the Arts
5. The top 10 works of art and architecture according to Philip Kennicott for the Washington Post
6. The top Twitter topics and hashtags according to Mashable
7. The top global topics, statuses, sports teams, music, articles and the like shared on Facebook (for all the locals: the Steelers obviously made the cut) according to Mashable
8. The top 50 not-for-profit executives according to the NonProfitTimes
9. The top 15 museums in the world according to the Huffington Post
10. The top 10 private museums worldwide
We here at Technology in the Arts look forward to sharing with you new technological advances, best practices and trends in the upcoming year!
About the Author
Elizabeth Quaglieri Elizabeth Quaglieri is currently pursuing her dual-Master's in Arts Management from Carnegie Mellon University and in Cultural Economics from the University of Bologna. Elizabeth has been involved with various arts communities and organizations in the for-profit, not for profit, and federal sectors. Her interest in urban revitalization through the arts is a product of her undergraduate training in Art History, specifically in architecture and landscape studies; her graduate studies in creative economies; and her involvement with the vibrant arts community in her home city of Portland, Maine. Elizabeth currently lives in Italy.
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