Ten Functions of Arts Management |

What do Arts Managers do everyday? Here's a list of 10 functions of Arts Management by Andrew Taylor, Associate Professor of Arts Management at American University in Washington, DC.
ArtsManaged: artsmanaged.org
Arts Management Program, American University: artsmanagement.american.edu
The Artful Manager blog: www.artsjournal.com/artfulman...
E. Andrew Taylor: eandrewtaylor.com
Twitter: @artfulmanager
ABOUT ME: I'm an Associate Professor of Arts Management at American University in Washington, DC. I've been teaching Arts Management for more than 25 years, as well as writing, speaking, and consulting on the business of arts and culture across North America and Europe.
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[@zionweeks1440]

Thank you for these!!!

[@ArtsManaged]

You're welcome! So glad you find them useful.

[@VitaAgenciaCultural]

Great explanation!

[@ArtsManaged]

Thanks!

[@carolineesavage4196]

How do you describe leadership in Arts Management?

[@EAndrewTaylor]

Great question! I’m with Henry Mintzberg, who sees leadership and management as no different despite many attempts to define them differently (says he: “leadership is management practiced well”). As such, management (and leadership) is yet another “thread” that weaves in and through the ten functions described in this video. More from Mintzberg here: mintzberg.org/blog/to-lead