Category Archives: Value

Value: Inner and Outer

Posted on July 19, 2016 by James Hart

Artists must concern themselves with value, just as any other type of entrepreneur. However, for the artist, they are not judging their creation by how much money they make alone (usually), but the impact their work has in their own … Continue reading →

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Update on The Marble Game

Posted on October 9, 2013 by James Hart

“Any updates regarding trades?”, I asked in my Attracting Capital class. “Traded the putter for two other clubs and floor seats at the mavs game”, was the first response from an undergraduate visual artist. This young woman has consistently traded … Continue reading →

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Teaching Arts Entrepreneurship: Competing Lemonade Stands

Posted on September 19, 2013 by James Hart

Students in the class Attracting Capital, are creating lemonade stands as a learning model this Friday before the front entrance of Meadows School of the Arts. But these are not going to be just lemonade stands, but competing brands. Moreover, … Continue reading →

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Teaching Arts Entrepreneurship: Discovering Values Game

Posted on September 16, 2013 by James Hart

I like to play a game with my students, which helps them to clarify their personal value systems. It is important to understand what we each value, in order to create clear goals. This is a game I discovered in … Continue reading →

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