In Case You Missed It – April 2012
April showers brought May flowers and some great articles here on Tech in the Arts. In case you missed it, here are some of our highlights from the month.
We had the honor of featuring Kickstarter Art Program Director Stephanie Pereira in our speaker series, and offered our additional thoughts on her visit on the blog. We also took some time to reflect on how cities are thinking about art differently and Melissa Snoza of Fifth House Ensemble elaborated on how her organization thinks about art and technology. Since new technologies are constantly improving how organizations function, we took a look at Eventbrite’s Newest Ticketing system for your iPad!
The Google Art Project is often on our minds, and we took a look at its new home – The White House. It’s a global application, and we discussed it along with Art.sy as methods to help us understand our cultural universe. A universe that expanded into the realm of the internet with the BMW Tate Live.
What a month! As our school year draws to a close, we hope your May is as pleasant as those flowers we’ve been promised.
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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