Sunday, October 25, 2009

3 conferences NOV 7+8

There are 3 conferences on connecting creators and performers to audience and each other on the weekend of NOV 7+8

in Boston: Creative Massachusetts: The Artists Congress 2009 – November 7-8

Creative Massachusetts: The Artists Congress 2009 Welcoming Artists of All Disciplines to a Discussion of Our Creative Future November 7 & 8 at the Boston Public Library, Boston, MA Save the Dates Nov. 7 & 8 for “Creative Massachusetts: The Artists Congress 2009″ in Boston, MA Creative Massachusetts: The Artists Congress 2009 is presented by the Massachusetts Artists Leaders Coalition (MALC) and the Kirstein Business Branch of the Boston Public Library. This event is free and open to all Massachusetts artists of all disciplines. To receive more information about the event, please join the ArtistsUndertheDome.org’s free listserv at http://www.artistsunderthedome.org/contact.html, and look for updates here on the MALC blog:

in Worcester: the C3 Project
The C3 Project Conversation, Creativity, and Community:
A World CafĂ© to redefine our community Saturday, November 7, 2009 9:30 AM – 4:30 PM

“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” – Margaret Mead
You are warmly invited to gather and explore the themes of Conversation, Creativity and Community. We will be working together to uncover new insights and possibilities for action in building a stronger creative community for everyone.
The Questions:
= Why don’t we know our neighbors any more?
= How do we engage people to want a better community?
= How can art and the creative experience be used to bring people together?
= How can a community empower itself to support the health, well being and interests of the diverse individuals who belong to it?
Come meet some new neighbors to explore what makes up an engaged, creative community of the future that finds value in all of its members. The Participants:
Artists, self-advocates, educators, activists, community builders and people from all walks of life and abilities interested in exploring these themes. This event will be a collaboration and catalyst for more dialogues and activities around common interests and needs in your home community.

in NYC:
AUDIENCE "If you want something from an audience, you give blood to their fantasies. It's the ultimate hustle." -Marlon Brando
http://audienceconf.com/ Audience.

NOV 6th in NYC 500 people Audience is a conference aimed at those who recognise the need to reach engage and influence audiences of all kinds, an investigation into how this is changing, and a look at how technology has in the past and is now, through new media tools and the social web, changing audience participation and interaction.

The speakers range from large traditional media organisations with Dan Farber of CBS, though the recording industry with Warner Bros. Music CTO Ethan Kaplan, advertising with Crayon's Joe Jaffe, HR and internal audiences with Frank Roche of iFractal and new media players like Mike Arrington of TechCrunch and Jason Calacanis of Mahalo, not to mention Musicians like Adam & Mia and Writers like the inimitable Andrew Keen of "Cult of the Amateur" fame with more being added all the time.

Engaging on November 6th in the Hudson Theatre, one of New York's oldest playhouses.
If you're interested in meeting with a diverse and knowledgable crowd and have a goal of understanding how the methods used to reach engage and influence audiences have changed and are changing. If you want to know the real business value of new tools and old tools in the battle to reach your audience, users or customers, then Audience conference is for you.

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