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November 19, 2013
Events & Media
The Beauty of “And”

There’s something special about the word “and.” It’s one of my favorites, and it packs quite a punch in an incredibly modest package. No where is “and” on more prominent display than with the arts AND business councils we find […]

November 16, 2013
Curriculum
SECAC Recap

I’ve spent the past few weeks gathering my thoughts from the 2013 Southeastern College Arts Conference gathering in Greensboro, and my brain continues to percolate with new ideas. I met tremendous people, we shared fantastic ideas, and I benefited from […]

October 6, 2013
Musings
Healthcare 101

It’s October, and we’re six days into the availability of healthcare exchanges and (not coincidentally) six days into the government shut down. (Sidebar: The Times ran a disturbing front page article today about the planning, jostling, and dollars leading up […]

August 23, 2013
Events & Media
Just Announced: Book Signing at Juilliard

Exciting news: I’ll be at Juilliard on September 12 beginning at 5:00 to sign copies of Arts & Numbers and meet and chat with artists. I’ll kick off the event with a brief presentation and stay as long as questions […]

August 19, 2013
Curriculum
Education of the Brain

I’ve had education of the brain on my brain lately. It is, in fact, a tangled and fascinating web to study, and it represents worlds colliding for me. I am authoring a paper for to present later this fall on […]

August 16, 2013
Events & Media
Get to the Point(e)

Thanks to Pointe Magazine (a gorgeous ballet magazine) for featuring Arts & Numbers and interviewing me this month. The title of the piece, Dream Job, Nightmare Salary: Make it Work, is as catchy as Juliana Labianca’s prose. The Q&A and […]

August 5, 2013
Events & Media
Under Cover

I am so thrilled to have Arts & Numbers reviewed in Art by the Hour, an incredible art glossy that is as beautiful to view as it is to read. Mary DeVine wrote a glowing accounting of the work (thanks!) […]

July 29, 2013
Curriculum
Drumroll Please…

What an incredible evening I had at The Collective last month, where I led a master class on Arts & Numbers for musicians, mostly drummers. I spoke amid drum sets, keyboards, and production equipment and answered questions from the 30 […]

July 25, 2013
Musings
Hire a Ballerina. Or Two.

I don’t know Sarah Jukes, although I’m kind of in love with her, specifically in response to her recent article (re-blogged by The Partnership Movement, courtesy of Americans for the Arts). I spent a recent blog post talking about the […]

July 22, 2013
Curriculum
Contradictory Goals

Sometimes I’m a writer; sometimes I’m a CPA; sometimes I’m a CPA talking to writers. Sometimes I’m an artist; sometimes I’m a finance nerd; sometimes I’m a finance nerd teaching finance to artists. Sometimes the contradictions collide beautifully. And they […]

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