YPA Arts Weekly | May 28, 2018
A weekly round up of articles, events, and opportunities for arts professionals prioritizing professional development, social and cultural issues, and resources within the field.
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People Who Have “Too Many Interests” Are More Likely To Be Successful According To Research—Medium
What’s the Best Path to a Top Museum Job? We Analyzed the Training of 100 Curators to Find Out—Artnet News
Startup Codex Brings Blockchain to Art With Backing From Pantera—via Bloomberg
The Arts Contributed a Staggering $763 Billion to US Economy, According to New Data—Hyperallergic
3 things women need to succeed in their career – according to women—World Economic Forum
Images of Joy in Central Park from 1970s New York—Hyperallergic
11 Radical Latin American Women Artists You Should Know—Artsy
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Memorial Day Concert—Green-Wood, Mon. May 28 / free
Bryan Park Poetry, Tue. May 29 / free
Redefining Safety and Justice for the 21st Century City, Wed. May 30 / free
Particulates Book Launch—Dia:Chelsea, The. May 31 / free
Othello—Shakespeare in the Park, May 29 - June 24 / free
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Publicity and Events Associate—Aperture Foundation (NYFA Jobs)
Development Assistant—MoMA PS1 (NYFA Jobs)
Membership Officer for Events and Programs—Metropolitan Museum of Art (LinkedIn)
Project Manager—Art Production Fund (ArtFrankly)
Director of Major Gifts—New York City Center (NYFA Jobs)
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