Category Archives: Artist Entrepreneur
Simpatico: Artists and Entrepreneurs
What does it mean to be an entrepreneur? What does it mean to be an artist? To be an entrepreneur means you take risk for an idea you are passionate about in the hopes of making a living. What does … Continue reading
Interview: Martha Higgins, Arts Entrepreneur
Interview with Martha Higgins, Arts Entrepreneur Business: Hand Painted Glassware Samantha Schell: Your business seems to be doing really well. Tell me more about the company. Martha Higgins: Well, a couple years back I started painting wine glasses, decanters, and … Continue reading
Artists: Natural Entrepreneurs?
“My second conclusion is that attributes of creative individuals and attributes of entrepreneurs are so similar that even attempting to define a set of predetermined characteristics is a futile exercise”. (1) This is such a great quote and I would further … Continue reading
New Video: Interview with Scott Debus
Check out the latest Meadows Youtube Channel interview with Scott Debus, in which Debus speaks about making a living as an Arts Entrepreneur and working outside the system. The Meadows Youtube Channel offers a variety of voices from the field … Continue reading
Interview: with Arts Entrepreneur Eyal Goldberg
Serial Artist Entrepreneur Eyal Goldberg is an Israeli arts businessman and artistic leader. Though he has a classical theatre training background (MFA from Yale School of Drama) and continues to work as a theatre director, Goldberg runs a successful music … Continue reading
News
Please check out this post recently published on Theatre Communications Group’s website. It was co-authored between SMU and Meadows Faculty member Jim Hart, Director of Arts Entrepreneurship, and Dr. Gary D. Beckman, Director of Entrepreneurial Studies in the Arts at North … Continue reading
Heroes Among Us: Orlando Soria
The following interview is part of a class assignment for Entrepreneurship and the Hero Adventure at SMU, Meadows School of the Arts. Each interview has been conducted and created by students for this course, which celebrates those heroes in our communities. Heroism, for … Continue reading