These are logic models for special events that I have planned as the Performing Arts Coordinator at the Lincoln Street Boys and Girls Club and for a conference I assisted planning for the Indiana Arts Commission.
Blooming
Neighborhoods
Call
for Artists
Blooming Neighborhoods is a community-based art exhibit sponsored
by the City of Bloomington Arts Commission in partnership with the Department
of Housing and Neighborhood Development (HAND) celebrating the neighborhoods of
Bloomington
Bloomington
Neighborhoods will feature work that showcases neighborhoods of Bloomington
Artist Eligibility
Open to current
residents of Bloomington
Submission Information
To submit
work for consideration, email a JPG of the artwork (file size not to exceed
2MB), artwork dimensions, along with artist name and contact information to Miah
Michaelsen at michaelm@bloomington.in.gov
by May 1 for priority consideration. Artists are limited to a maximum of two
submissions each, and staff reserves the right to not accept all works
submitted for the exhibition.
Questions?
Contact
Miah Michaelsen, 812.349-3534
or michaelm@bloomington.in.gov.
Participatory Art Proposal
“Blooming
Front Porches” is a community based art exhibit presented by Bloomington Arts
Commission in partnership with the Department of Housing and Neighborhood
Development (HAND) to celebrate the neighborhoods of Bloomington Bloomington
“Cardboard
Neighborhood” will be a participatory art project led by members from Lincoln
Street Boys and Girls Club, ages ranging from 6-14. Members will work
throughout the Spring semester to create structures of buildings from Bloomington Cardboard
City
Once the
event is over, the piece can be disposed, but we will be able to archive photos to remember the project. This will get rid of worrying on where to store the
piece after completion.
“Cardboard
Neighborhood” Overview
“Cardboard
Neighborhood” will be a participatory art project led by members from Lincoln
Street Boys and Girls Club, ages ranging from 6-14. Members will work
throughout the second half of spring semester and beginning of the summer to
create structures that are commonly found in neighborhoods, such as houses,
parks, schools, community centers, etc. The members will paint the structures
white with adding small points of colors to give the viewers an idea of the
neighborhood.
The completed structures will be exhibited at
the “Blooming Neighborhoods” event in the Plaza outside of City Hall Atrium (if
weather permits) on June 7th from 10am-12am. The structures will be laid out on
white block paper. Visitors on the day of the event will be encouraged by
members from the Boys and Girls Club to add color to the structures or to
create a cardboard person (which will be cutout beforehand) to be added to the
neighborhood or visitors may write on the white block paper of words that remind
them of their neighborhood. The "Cardboard Neighborhoods will symbolize
the importance of each individual’s effort in our community to enhance our
quality of lives within our neighborhoods.
Once the
event is over, the piece will be exhibited inside the City Hall Atrium during
the month of June.
Timeline:
March 20-Pick up cardboard from Recycling Center
April 15-May 31st-Members at the club will work on
creating their structures
May 26-Permission slips will be handed out to
members to invite them to attend the June 7th Event.
June 6-The cardboard structures will be taken
over to City Hall to store before the event will take place
June 7-Members will arrive around 9:30 to
help set up the cardboard Neighborhood. Starting at 10am, members will invite
visitors at the Blooming Neighborhoods and Farmers Market to participate in the
event. There will be multiple groups of members to help facilitate the event.
- One group will assist visitors to
add color onto the existing structures with markers
- One group will assist visitors
that want to create their own item to add to the neighborhood
- One group to take photos to
document the day
- One group will assist as “architect
helpers” with the layout and document what visitors might want to be in
their neighborhood (if they do not want to create a piece to be included)
At Noon, the
final piece will be documented and will be moved inside the City Hall Atrium to
be exhibited for the rest of the month.
Performing Arts Fall 2013 Showcase
What:
This
event is a part of the Lindsey O’Brien
Kesling Performing Arts Program. L.O.K.P.A.P. is funded through the LOK
Foundation whose primary mission is to support children and young people
to achieve their highest potential, unleash their talents and act upon their
dreams through a wide variety of creative and performing arts opportunities. This showcase is integrated with the
Visual Arts Showcase which the audience will view prior to the start of the
performing arts showcase.
Items
to bring: PA system, microphones, LOKPAP sign, programs,
surveys to be filled out, sing-out sheet, music, gifts, and violins
Beforehand
set-up: Set up the PA system with laptop connected with
songs in the appropriate order (make sure songs are labeled with which class).
Set up microphone off to the side. Put tape on the floor off to the side of the
stage to indicate where each class is sitting during the performance. Set up
the LOKPAP sign by the entrance with program books.
Volunteers:
We will need volunteers as parents enter to hand them with program books. I
will need volunteer to facilitate the rotation during rehearsal time. There
will be a volunteer standing by the door with sign-out sheets and a volunteer
sitting with members to sign-them out there as well.
When:
Friday December 6th, 7:30-8:30pm
Where: City Hall
Atrium
Who
will be performing:
Show Choir: Justin Bieber's "Believe" and "Light Up the World"
from Glee.
Directors: Ly Wilder, Brennan
Harvey, Christina Ondrik
Teaching Assistants: Brittany
Huckaby, Patrick Kuntz
Rainbow Dance: “Wings” by Little Mix
Instructors:
Allison Yates, Bella Chavez, Melissa Welsch, Alexandra Rhodes
Hip-Hop: Cheetah Girls, Cheetah Sisters
Instructor: Kim Lucht, Jillian Hahn, Bella Chavez,
Marlene Violria, Ami Kriollos
Violin: “It’s a
Wonderful World”
Instructors:
Nicole Moodey and Diametric
Laughter Lounge
Instructors:
Kelsey Shaffer and Elaine Fath
Luke Kidd: Improv
Timeline
5:30:
Jenna
will start getting the performing arts members to line up at the front door to
start busing over to the City Hall Atrium. This may take one or two trips
depending on how many members and drivers we will have. Jenna will mark the
members off the attendance sheet that is provided by Sarah. Sarah will be at
the Atrium to ensure pizza arrives and everything is set-up
5:45: Members will
start to be bus over to the Atrium with Jenna and other adult volunteers
6:00: Members and
Instructors will arrive to the City Hall Atrium gather in the performance room to
eat dinner
6:00-6:30: Sarah will
explain the seating arrangements next to the stage while members are eating.
Members with their instructors will do a quick run through on how to walk onto
the stage (floor) in the following order
6:00-6:03-Show Choir
6:03-6:06-Violin
6:06-6:09-Luke Kidd
6:09-6:12-Rainbow
6:12-6:15-Paris
6:15-6:18-Hip-Hop
6:18-6:21-Laughter Lounge
6:30-7:20-Members will have rehearsal. Rehearsal will occur in the
one of the rooms upstairs. There will be a 10 minutes rotation for each class.
The other classes while waiting will be in the other room. (Sarah will provide
games and books to keep the members occupied). As members are waiting to their
time to rehearse, members will fill out the post survey. Luke Kidd and Paris
Owens may practice in the hallways. Please note the PA system will be in the
performance room, so Instructors will need to provide the music themselves if
they want to use it for rehearsal.
6:30-6:40-Show Choir
6:40-6:50-Violin
6:50-7:00-Rainbow Dance
7:00-7:10-Hip Hop
7:10-7:20-Laughter Lounge
7:15-7:30-Members will
walk downstairs and sit in the reserved spots off to the side with their class
7:30-8:15: Show Case
Begins
Each
group will have 2-5 minutes to perform which includes walking on and off stage.
Each class will line up during the performance before them. After each
performance, the class will walk off the stage and go back to their assigned
seating spots with their class. They may not leave until their parent signs
them out. The next group will walk onto the stage once they are being
announced. Sarah Heimer will be making
opening and ending remarks. Sarah Mihich will be the MC to introduce each
group. Jenna will be video tapping the showcase, which we will uploaded to
dropbox for parents to access.
Opening remarks by Sarah Heimer
7:30-7:35-Show Choir will
walk onto the stage as they are announce and do performance then walk back to their
assign seating spots with their class
*Violin
will line up during their performance
7:35-7:40-Violin will
walk onto stage as they are announce and do performance walk back to their
assign seating spots with their class
*Luke
Kidd will start to line up and walk down to the performance room
7:40-7:45-Luke Kidd will
walk onto stage as they are announce and do performance walk back to their
assign seating spots with their class
Rainbow
Dance will start to line up and walk down to the performance room
7:45-7:50-Rainbow Dance
will walk onto stage as they are announce and do performance walk back to their
assign seating spots with their class
*Paris
Owens will start to line up and walk down to the performance room
7:50-7:55-Paris will walk
onto the stage as they are announce and do performance walk back to their
assign seating spots with their class
*Hip
Hop will start to get ready and walk down to the performance room
7:55-8:00-Hip Hop will
walk onto the stage as she is announced and do performance walk back to her
assign seating spots with their class
*Laughter
Lounge will start to get ready and walk down to the performance room
8:00-8:05- Laughter Lounge
will walk onto the stage and do performance walk back to her assign seating
spots with their class
8:05-8:10-Closing remarks
by Sarah Heimer
8:15-8:30-Recepetion
Performing
Arts Spring 2014 Showcase
What: This event is a
part of the Lindsey O’Brien Kesling Performing Arts Program. L.O.K.P.A.P. is
funded through the LOK Foundation whose primary mission is to support
children and young people to achieve their highest potential, unleash their
talents and act upon their dreams through a wide variety of creative and
performing arts opportunities. This showcase is integrated with the
Visual Arts Showcase, which the audience will view prior to the start of the
performing arts showcase.
When: Thursday,
April 3 6:30-7:30pm
Members
and instructors will arrive to the Monroe County Library by 5pm.
Doors
will open at 6:20pm for parents and visitors.
Where: Monroe County
Items to bring:
- LOKPAP
sign
- Programs
- surveys to be filled out by members
- sing-out sheet
- attendance sheet with contact information
- music on laptop
- Gifts
- Violins
- music stands
- Rock Band Supplies (Drum set, guitars,
piano, amps, cords)
- extension cords
- power strips
- Tape
- games/items to keep members busy
- reserved signs for classes
- arrows to direct parents to gallery space
- Camera
and stand
- Clip
Boards
Beforehand set-up:
- Set up the
laptop with songs in the appropriate order (make sure songs are labeled
with which class) to sound system
- Set up
microphones off to the side
- Tape cords
on the floor
- Tape signs
to appropriate seats to indicate where each class is sitting during the
performance
- Set up the
LOKPAP sign by the entrance with program books
- Set up Rock
Band on stage
- Set up
napkins and plates in room for members
- Set up
arrows in appropriate places to direct parents to gallery
Volunteers:
The
following volunteers need to be at the Monroe
County
- 1 volunteer
at the auditorium doors as parents enter to hand them program books: Emily Wild (Arrive at
5:30pm)
- 2
volunteers to facilitate the rotation during rehearsal time; one in room
and one in auditorium (Lisa and instructors)
- 1 volunteer
standing by the door with sign-out sheets: Hannah (will arrive at 6:15ish)
- 1 Volunteer
to stand outside of the auditorium to ensure parents do not enter before
6:20pm: Alex Mann (will arrive by 6pm)
- 1 volunteer
as a stage hand-will operate projector and sound/music: Nicole O.
- 1
technician to video tape the performance: Lisa or Monica
The
following volunteers need to be at the club by 4:30pm
- 4
volunteers to help Monica with members at the club(These volunteers could
assist with the facilitation of the rotation as well): Angley, Stephanie,
Tessa
- 1 staff
member to walk teens over to the club: Neil and Tessa
Who will be performing:
Rock Band
Performance:
Instructor: Michael Sweeny
Assisted by: Neil Smith
Advance
Violin:
Instructors:
Nicole Moody and Dietrich Hartzog
Peace
Choir
Instructors:
Beth Sluys and Barb Qualls
Assisted by:
Caela Barry & Bill Boyles
Violin:
Instructors: Nicole Moody and Dietrich
Hartzog
Instructor: Vinnecia Buchanan
Hip-Hop:
Instructor:
Hannah Crane, Meredith Miller, Daphne Stratte and Angie Pan
Show Choir:
Instructors: Ly
Wilder, Brennan Harvey, Christina Ondrik
Teaching
Assistants: Brittany Huckaby, Patrick Kuntz
Timeline
The Night
Before: April 2, 2014
Once Rock Band is completed that
evening, Sarah will gather all items that needs to be taken over to the Library
in the Program Room.
Sarah Heimer will pre-order pizza to
arrive at the club by 4pm.
The Day of:
April 3, 2014
1:00-2:30pm: Neil and
Michael (if possible) will take over Rock Band Equipment to the Library and
will set up and do sound check
2:30-4:00pm: Monica, Lisa,
and Sarah will load up the van with all equipment to take over to the Library
and set everything up
3:00-4:00pm: Monica will
head back to the club to set up pizza and drinks for the members in the back
half of the gym
4:00pm: Pizza will arrive (Save the
receipt!)
4:00-4:45pm: As teens and
members arrive to the club, they will go straight up to the gym to eat pizza.
Monica (or volunteer) will stand by the front desk to ensure all performing art
members do not attend homeroom and instead go to the gym.
4:30pm: Teens and a
volunteer will head to the public library to start practicing for Rock Band
with Neil and Micheal
4:30-5:00pm: Volunteers who
signed up previously will arrive to the Monroe
County
4:45-5:00pm: Monica will
start getting performing art members at the Boys and Girls Club ready to leave
and start heading to the Monroe County Library. She will do a head count and
roll call and mark which members are there on a list provided by Sarah
5:00-5:10pm: Monica will
start walking the members over to the Monroe County Library’s Auditorium. Once
members arrive they will sit in the appropriate seats that are reserved for
them. This is where the members will be sitting during the performances.
Instructors will arrive to the County
Library
5:05-5:10pm: Once every
member is in their appropriate seat, Sarah will explain the order of events to
the members. Once every member has understood the order, members will head to
room 1A to complete the post-survey.
- Peace
Choir Kids will head to the restrooms to change into their t-shirts.
5:10-6:20pm: Each
performing arts class will have five minutes to practice on stage. This will be
a dress rehearsal in the following order (it may change according to time
constraints).
5:10-5:20pm:Rockband
5:20-5:30pm:
Show Choir
5:30-5:40pm:
Advance Violin
5:40-5:50pm: Hip-Hop
5:50-6:00pm:Paris Owens
6:00-6:10pm:
Beginning Violin
6:10-6:20pm:
Peace Choir Kids
6:20-6:30pm: The doors will
open for parents. Members will head back to the auditorium in their appropriate
spots. Rock Band members will go on stage at the very beginning. The projector
will be down with the LOKPAP logo displaying.
6:30-7:30pm: Showcase
begins!!! At the end of each performance, the audience will be clapping. As the
audience members are clapping, the next group will go up on the left ramp to
head to the stage. Sarah will announce each group and what they are performing.
For each group once they are done, they will leave each stage going down the
right side ramp.
6:30-6:35pm:
Sarah M. will begin with opening remarks. See Appendix 1.
6:35-6:40pm: Rock Band will
already be in their positions. At the end of their performance, each teen
member will push their instruments to the back stage. The stagehand volunteer
will pull the back drape across.
6:40-6:45pm:
Show Choir-will need music
6:45-6:50pm:
Advance Violin- will need MAYO logo Display
6:50-6:55pm: Hip-Hop - will
need music
6:55-7:00pm: Paris Owens
7:00-7:05pm:
Violin - will need MAYO logo display
7:05-7:10pm:
Peace Choir - will need logos display
7:10-7:15pm:Sarah
M. will close with closing remarks. See Appendix 2
Audience, members, and instructors are
welcome to head back to room 1A to enjoy
refreshments.
Leveraging Creativity: Artists, Entrepreneurship, and
Intellectual Property Law
7:30 am
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Sarah M., Bridget,
and Michelle will arrive to Indiana
State Museum to start prepping for check-in (Great Hall)
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Sarah M. will bring booklets, pens, 2 copies of registration
list, nametags, Sign up for second day Q&A also set up here
·
Michelle will pre-load laptops with presentations. There
should be a total of 5 laptops for each room (one extra just in case). Thumb drives for back up; Michelle’s
computer in Auditorium will have all backed up on hard drive.
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8:00am
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IAC staff arrives at
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IAC staff helps organize and familiarizes selves with
locations of rooms and walking to and from other buildings
Nametags
will be alphabetized.
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Includes Sarah
F, Rex, Lewis, Paige, Becca and Dennis
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8:30 am
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Caterers will be
arriving to set up continental breakfast outside of the Auditorium. They will
also be setting up coffee and water outside of the board room.
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9:00am
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Registrants will start
to arrive to check-in. Sarah M., Bridget and Dennis will
be handling check-in
Sarah F., Michelle,
Becca, Paige and Rex will welcome
guests as they arrive, pointing out restrooms, water, etc., and directing
folks to check-in.
Lewis will float and mingle. Brain Drumm will be
taking photos.
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9:30am
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Welcoming the conference
planning committee.
Bridget, and Sarah M. will remain at check-in until
around 11:30; then pack up and head to Eiteljorg to check in and see what
needs to be done. Take Emily’s laptop to tech’s to set up (will be under
registration table)
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Dean & Barbara White
Auditorium
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9:45am
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Breakout Blitz
(Mini-presentation introducing the topics) Lewis as Emcee
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Dean & Barbara White
Auditorium
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11:15 am
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Registrants will be
directed to their breakout sessions (proceed to your floor and help direct
please). Participants can choose from any of the following sessions to attend
during this time. All IAC staff should be in the hallway to help
people find each of the rooms. Lewis will float. Brain Drumm
will be taking photos.
Each session will be an
hour long
Business Planning for the Arts
Mark S. Long, President
Long Performance Advisors, LLC (Sarah F. timekeeper)
Place making, Cross-sector Collaboration
Laura Zabel, Executive
Directors, Springboard for the Arts (Becca)
Exhibiting and Promoting Your Artworks
Shannon M. Linker,
Director of Artist Services and Gallery 924, Arts Council of
Using Social Media to Promote Yourself
Dr. Sarah
(Intellagirl" Smith-Robbins, Sr. Director of Emerging Technologies,
Kelly Executive Partners, IU (Dennis)
Build A Website for Free
Mark W. Bell Author and
PhD candidate, Indiana University Department of Telecommunications (Paige)
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Tea Room
Board Room
Conference Room
Auditorium
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11:45 a.m.
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Michelle will head to
Eiteljorg Museum to check in and help out
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12:15 a.m.
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Each timekeeper in the
rooms will invite everyone to follow IAC staff over to the
About a 5 minute walk
(may need to help with accessibility issue)
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12:30 a.m.
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Lunch and Keynote
Address (
Laura Zabel of
Springboard for the Arts in St. Paul Minnesota addressing the mutual relationship
between artists and communities.
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1:30 p.m.
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Registrants will be
directed back to
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1:45 p.m.
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Registrants will be
directed to their breakout sessions (proceed to your floor please).
Participants can choose from any of the following sessions to attend during
this time. ALL IAC staff should be in the hallway to help people find
each of the rooms. Lewis will float. Brain Drumm will be taking
photos.
Each session will be an
hour long
Business Planning for the Arts
Mark S. Long, President,
Long Performance Advisors, LLC (Becca)
How to Write a Successful Grant Proposal
Janet Bloch Artist,
Author, and Education Director, Lubeznik Center for the Arts (Sarah F.)
Marketing for Non-Marketers
Joshua Lingenfelter,
Director of Marketing, Clowes Memorial Hall of Butler University (Rex)
*Fame and Fortune in the Music Industry (This session will run from 1:45-4:00pm)
Dr. Monika Herzig,
Musician and Senior Lecturer in Arts Administration, IU SPEA (Dennis)
Exhibiting and Promoting Your Artwork
Shannon M. Linker, Arts
Council of Indianapolis (Paige)
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Tea Room
Auditorium
Board Room
Conference Room
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2:45 p.m.
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The 2nd
breakout sessions will be completing and registrants will be going to their
last breakout sessions. IAC staff should in the hallways to help
direct registrants to rooms (go to you floor again please).
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3:00 p.m.
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Registrants will be
directed to their breakout sessions. Participants can choose from any of the
following sessions to attend during this time. ALL IAC staff should be in the
hallway to help people find each of the rooms. Lewis will float.
Brain Drumm will be taking photos.
Each session will be an
hour long
Placemaking, Cross-sector Collaboration
Laura Zabel, Springboard
for the Arts (Paige)
Copyright Law for Artists
Robert Meitus, Meitus
Gelbert Rose, LLP (Rex)
Marketing for Non-Marketers
Joshua Lingenfelter,
Clowes memorial Hall of Butler University (Sarah F.)
*Fame and Fortune in the Music Industry (cont’d) (Dennis)
Using Social Media to Promote Yourself and Your Work
Dr. Sarah “Intellagirl”
Smith-Robbins, Sr Director of Emerging Technologies, Kelly Executive
Partners, IU (Becca)
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Tea Room
Conference Room
Auditorium
Board Room
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4:00 p.m.
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Registrants will be
invited by the IAC staff member in each room to attend the Networking
Reception at Herron School of Art. Registrants will need to move their cars
out of the
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4:15 p.m.
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Networking Reception. An
opportunity to network with fellow conference attendees and presenters with
the Herron School of Art and Design’s 2-14 MFA. Exhibition as a backdrop.
Hors d’oeuvres will be provided and a cash bar.
Event will end at 6PM
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6:30 p.m.
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Presenters and IAC staff
are welcome to go to ISO’s Happy Hour
Lewis, Paige, Michelle,
Sarah M., Bridget, Sarah F.
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7:30 p.m.
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Presenters are invited
to have dinner at Adobo Grill
Lewis, Paige, Michelle,
Sarah M., Bridget, Sarah F.
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9:15 p.m.
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Presenters will head
back to the hotel, Courtyard Indianapolis at the Capitol, after dinner
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Friday, May 16th,
2014
7 a.m.
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Sarah M., Bridget,
and Michelle will arrive to
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Sarah M. Everything should be there from prior day.
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Michelle Laptops and jump drives locked overnight
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7:30 a.m. – 8 AM
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IAC staff arrives at
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IAC staff helping as needed
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Paige, Rex,
Lewis
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IAC staff for 9
AM session direct Artist Workshop folks to rooms (Paige, Rex, Michelle)
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7:30 a.m.
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Caterers will be
arriving to set up continental breakfast outside of the Auditorium. They will
also be setting up coffee and water outside of the board room.
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8: 00 a.m.
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Registrants will start
to arrive to check-in
Sarah M. and Bridget and Natalie will run
check-in.
Available IAC staff
and IU staff will welcome guests as
they arrive, pointing out restrooms, water, etc., and directing folks to
check-in. Lewis will be floating and mingling. Brain Drumm will
be taking photos.
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8:30 a.m.
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Academic Conference will
begin in the Auditorium with
Lewis and IU staff
will welcome everyone.
Panel #1 (75 min.)
Performances, Performers, and the New world of Music
Licensing
John Simson: The 9 billion Dollar Disaster: How the
U.S. Recoding Industry Lost a Fortune for the Lack of Performance Rights in
Master Recordings
Daniel Gervais: Performers Rights in Comparative
Perspective
Mary LaFrance: Performers as Authors?
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Auditorium
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9:00 a.m.
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Check-in will stay open until 11:15
and then check-in staff will take laptop to Eiteljorg and assist as needed
(Sarah M. Bridget & Natalie)
Hands-on Planning for Artists Workshop
Each session is 90
minutes
Writing a Marketing Plan
Joshua Lingenfelter,
Director of Marketing, Clowes Memorial Hall of Butler University (Rex)
How to write a successful Grant
Janet Bloch, Artist,
Author and Education Director, Lubeznik Center for the Arts (Paige)
One-on-one Q&A
The following breakout
session presenters from day 1 will be available for 10 minute Q & A
opportunities. Registrants must sign
up advance at the registration table on day 1. (Michelle)
Mark W. Bell, Author and
PhD candidate (Website)
Aj Correale, Member
(Legal Issues)
Dr. Monika Herzig,
Musician and Senior Lecturer in Arts Administration (Music Industry)
Shannon M. Linker,
Director of Artist Services & Gallery 924 (Visual Arts Industry)
Sarah (Intellagirl)
Smith-Robbins, PhD, Sr Director of Emerging Technologies (Social Media)
Laura Zabel, Executive
Director (Buzz Words)
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Education Room
Conference Room
Board Room
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9:45 – 10:15 a.m.
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There will be a break for registrants
after panel #1.
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10:15 a.m.
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Panel
#2
Artists,
Artistic Taste, and Artistic Movements (75 min.)
Roberta R. Kwall: Living Gardens, Living Art and Living Tradition
Elisabeth
Townsend Gard: Kamil Kubik: The Artist and Copyright Observed
Christine Farley: No Comment: Will Prince v. Cariou Alter Copyright Judges’ Taste in
Art?
Olufunmilayo “Funmi” Arewa: Transformation, Innovation and
Formalization: Copyright and Routinization of Artistic Movements
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Auditorium
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10:30 a.m.
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Artist Hands-on Planning Workshop is
finished. Artist Registrants will be
leaving.
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11:00 a.m.
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Michelle and Allison will head over to the Eiteljorg
Museum to help as needed
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500 S Washington St, Indianapolis, IN 46204
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11:30 a.m.
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IAC and IU staff invites everyone to follow IAC staff over to the
Eiteljorg Museum for lunch
About a 5 minute walk
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500 S Washington St, Indianapolis, IN 46204
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11:45am
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Lunch will be served
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500 S Washington St, Indianapolis, IN 46204
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Noon
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Keynote address from Marybeth Peters,
Practitioner, Oblon Spivak and ex-Register of Copyrights: Copyright Law and the Challenges Ahead
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1:00 p.m.
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Registrants will follow IAC
staff back to the Indiana State Museum for the rest of the Panels.
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650 S Washington St, Indianapolis, IN 46204
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1:15 p.m.
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Panel
#3 (75 min) Differential Treatment of Music and Sound Recordings/ Developing
Issues in Terminations of Transfers
Michael B. Landau: Are Congress and the Courts Treating Music
Differently?
June Besek: Pre-1972 Sound Recordings: Why the Law
Treats Them Differently
Robert S. Meitus: Section 203 Terminations of Copyright
Transfers in the Music Industry: practical Issues and Pitfalls
R. Anthony Reese: Be Careful Where You Live When You Die:
Termination of Copyright Transfers and Marriage
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Auditorium
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2:30 – 2:45 p.m.
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There will be a break for registrants
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Rex and Paige leave if so desire
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2:45 p.m.
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Panel #4 (75 min.)
Substantial
Similarity, Fair Use, and Cultural Exchanges in Popular Music
Jessica Litman: Silent Similarity
Mark E. Avsec: Mashups,
Infringement, and Fair use
Michael W. Carroll: Uptempo Fair
Use: Applying Fundamental Principles in a Rapidly Evolving Musical
Environments
Arpan Banerjee: East-West
Exchanges in Popular Music
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Auditorium
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4:00 p.m.
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Panel #4 will be ending. Closing remarks from Lewis and IU
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4:30 p.m.
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Remaining IAC staff and IU staff will clean up and makes sure everything
is packed and taken back to IAC. Conference is over!
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