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Dorothy Iannone, I Lift My Lamp Beside the Golden Door @ W. 22nd St on the High Line thru March 2019. photo: Jacque Donaldson

Dorothy Iannone, I Lift My Lamp Beside the Golden Door @ W. 22nd St on the High Line thru March 2019. photo: Jacque Donaldson

YPA Arts Weekly | May 21, 2018

May 20, 2018 by Young Professionals in the Arts in Weekly Round-Up

A weekly round up of articles, events, and opportunities for arts professionals prioritizing professional development, social and cultural issues, and resources within the field. 

READ

Let Others Lead: A Mid-Career Manifesto—Americans for the Arts Blog

Facing Change: A New Report from the American Alliance of Museums’ Working Group on DEAI—American Alliance of Museums

The Artist Working to Make Artificial Intelligence Less White—via Artsy

Four New LinkedIn Features You Shouldn't Ignore—Forbes

Fight to Preserve Net Neutrality Heads to the US House of Representatives—Hyperallergic

Summer Art Preview—The New Yorker

How Choreographer Sherrie Silver Made a Masterpiece Out of Donald Glover's "This Is America"— Interview Magazine

GO

NYFA—Fundraising Workshop in Mandarin, Thurs. May 24 / free

303 Gallery—Doug Aitken 24 Hour viewing of New Era, Thurs. May 24 / free

POW Arts—Colleagues & Friends: Sara Reisman, Tues. May 22 / $5

wework—The Art of Negotiation by The Forem-For Women, Tues. May 22 / $50 

Exploring the Hidden Galleries & Street Art in the Lower East Side, Sun. May 20 / $25

APPLY

Institutional Giving Officer—Brooklyn Museum (NYFA Jobs)

Dept. Digital Cataloguing Assistant—The Metropolitan Museum of Art (LinkedIn)

Development Associate—Danspace Project (NYFA Jobs)

Historian and Project Manager, Revealing Long Island History—Brooklyn Historical Society (LinkedIn)

Marketing Communications Manager—Museum of the City of New York (LinkedIn)


“When leaders become visible and accessible, people reach for their participation again and again, often to the detriment of people who are clamoring for opportunity. I know this because I once was him. Now that I’m a mid-career leader who can use my position to share opportunity with others, I look for those people. I keep them in my network. I look out for them. I pass their names on when people ask me for my participation or my recommendation. I keep in mind what they’re seeking and when I find it, I share it.”
— Charles Jensen in "Let Others Lead: A Mid-Career Manifesto"

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