During SMartCamp (Social Media Art Camp), nonprofits, artists, arts organizations, bloggers, strategists, and a bunch of other really really interesting people gathered to talk about the intersection of Arts, Culture, and Technology.
As part of SMartCamp, we also ran a 4 hour Social Media Bootcamp. The workshop, which was limited to 20 participants (broken up into [...]
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This weekend, I’ll be participating in SMartCAMP with a host of very distinguished folks. Tickets are going quick, so you can read on, or just go to the site and register (I’ll be leading a Social Media Bootcamp session on Sunday). 1/2 day passes are still available.
ABOUT SMartCAMP
Taking place during art fair week, SMartCAMP will [...]
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On Sept 23rd, I’ll be joining Marc Kirschner, Sydney Skybetter and Tom Schreiber for a Keynote Lunch at the New York State Arts Summit
You can see my presentation here.
We’ll be talking about Arts + Social Media
(the video above was featured on TechPresident.com)
On Sept 29th, I’ll be joining Brian McCormick and many others to talk about [...]
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Last year, I presented at a great conference organized by Soundstreams. One of the speakers, Max Valiquette from Youthography, presented research about online communities. He spoke of a Pyramid of Engagement. I couldn’t find his research or article, but after a quick online search, I found this article posted below (along with a nice image).
[This [...]
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A few months ago, I discovered The Moth podcasts. The Moth is a non-profit, and essentially an open-mic for storytelling. A.J. Jacobs, one of The Moth storytellers, recently told a story about outsourcing, which is where I first heard about Virtual Assistants. While you’re reading this, click play below. Take some time and listen to [...]
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[via Move The Frame blog]
At the next Artist Salon on March 25th at Chez Bushwick, I will be looking at dance work created specifically for the web. Dance on Camera has already established itself as a viable medium for showcasing dance + performance. However, there is a growing trend of artists creating and adapting work [...]
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Join us this Monday, 12-2pm, for a panel about Art and Social Media during Social Media Week.
Location:
Brand Experience Lab
Address:
520 Broadway, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10012 (map)
If you can’t make it on Monday, you can follow along on twitter.
Social Media week aims to create an open and inclusive environment offering a series of free events, including [...]
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I recently presented at Soundstreams’ “New Models for Distribution” Conference.
Below is the presentation I gave (sans notes)
Soundstreams Presentation by Jaki Levy
Here are a few notes from the first day of the conference:
Presenters included IP and copyright lawyers such as Howard Knopf, and marketers like
Sean Howard from Lift Communications & Max Valiquette from Youthography who examined [...]
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This weekend, Kristin Sloan from The Winger, Chris Elam, and myself (Jaki Levy) led a workshop at the annual Dance / USA winter forum in Los Angeles on Recording, Producing, and Sharing Online Video. The workshop was well attended by the dance company executive / managing directors, development and outreach staff, and the attendees had some good questions. One [...]
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