Conferences
01SJ Global Art Festival -North America’s largest festival of digital arts
American Association of Community Theatre – Annual conference includes workshops and panels focused on community theatre
Americans for the Arts Annual Convention – Annual conference explores topic from arts education to economic development in one weekend Produced by Americans for the Arts
Association of Arts Administration Educators – Annual Conference focuses on advancing formal training and high educational standards for arts and cultural management
Conflux Festival – The art and technology festival for the creative exploration of urban public space
Designs on E-Learning – This conference provides innovative solutions to improving learning technology with respect to the fields of the Arts, Design and the Humanities. Produced by Penn State University’s College of Art and Architecture’s E-Learning Institute in partner with the University of the Arts London
Museums and the Web Conference – Annual conference exploring the online presentation of cultural, scientific and heritage content across institutions and around the world
National Arts Marketing Project Conference – Fueling integrated arts marketing, fundraising, and sponsorships to optimize revenue. Produced by Americans for the Arts
National Performing Arts Convention – The performing arts community gathers to build a foundation for future cross-disciplinary collaborations and strengthening communities across the country.
Nonprofit Technology Conference – Nonprofit technology professionals gather to share their common goal of helping nonprofits use technology more effectively. Produced by the Nonprofit Technology Network (NTEN)
Technology in the Arts : USA – Annual conference brings together the full spectrum of organizations within the arts to examine the commonalities that exist in useful technologies as well as the opportunities for partnership. Produced by The Center for Arts Management and Technology (CAMT) at Carnegie Mellon University.
Technology in the Arts: Canada - A new collaborative initiative from The Centre for Cultural Management (CCM) at the University of Waterloo and The Center for Arts Management and Technology (CAMT) at Carnegie Mellon University to examine and discuss how Canada’s arts and heritage professionals are using technology for both administration and programming.