Arts Marketing

This blog has been created to discuss arts marketing related issues in the United States.

Sunday, December 27, 2009

The Lure of Star Power

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I just finished reading Playbill. com's Top Theatre Stories of the Year . The leading story discusses how stars sell tickets, and in a ...
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Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Make sure you keep one foot in both courts

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Sometimes at the conclusion of a speech that I am giving, I have someone from the crowd come up to me and thank me for all the great informa...
Saturday, November 21, 2009

What if they are just tired?

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In the last few weeks, I have been doing quite a bit of traveling. I have gotten the opportunity to speak with many of my colleagues from ar...
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Sunday, November 01, 2009

Blogging from NAMP...

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Once again I find myself at the National Arts Marketing Project Conference , which is being held this year in Providence, RI. This is my fif...
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Saturday, October 24, 2009

Thoughts on the Voodoo Art that is Branding

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Many established arts organizations are finding themselves in the position of having to reinvent tried and true business models to adapt to ...
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Sunday, September 20, 2009

The Problem of Silos

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I have just returned from a National Arts Strategies seminar entitled Managing People . One of the many things I love about their seminars ...
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Sunday, August 30, 2009

Want to get into trouble? Concentrate on new audiences

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If I had a quarter for every time I have been asked in my career how I planned on attracting new audiences to an organization, I would be a ...
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Chad M. Bauman
Chad M. Bauman is the Managing Director of Milwaukee Repertory Theater. Opinions on this blog are his own and do not represent his employers in any way. Previously, he was the Associate Executive Director of Arena Stage, the founder of the Technology in Arts Management program at American University and the Director of Marketing and Communications at Americans for the Arts. In addition, he is on faculty at the California Institute of the Arts and Drexel University. As a speaker and consultant, he has worked with a wide variety of clients including City Theatre Company, Carnegie Hall, The Flynn Center for the Performing Arts, the Philadelphia Cultural Alliance, St. Louis Regional Arts Commission, ArtsMidwest, the Arts & Business Council and the National Arts Marketing Project. For three consecutive years starting in 2011, Washington Life Magazine named Chad one of the most influential leaders under 40 in our nation’s capital. M.F.A Producing – CalArts; B.S. Ed in Secondary Education – Missouri State University.
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