Maine Arts Alive 4/26/16

Host: Michael Donahue
Engineer: Amy Browne

Issue: The Arts In Maine

Program Topic: Snow Pond Arts Academy

Key Discussion Points:
a) Snow Pond Arts Academy
b) Charter Schools
c) Traditional Education vs. Innovative Classrooms

Guests:
David Holinger, Director of Admissions, Snow Pond Academy
Kirsten Mcquillan, Mother of student
Meghan Mcquillan, student

Maine Arts Alive 2/23/16

Host: Michael Donahue
Engineer: Amy Browne

Program Topic: Promoting Maine Arts & Artists

Key Discussion Points: Statewide Arts Education Census, Commission Updates, Artists in Schools

Guests:
Julie A. Richard, Executive Director, Maine Arts Commission
Argy Nestor, Director of Arts Education, Maine Arts Commission
Catherine Ring, Executive Director, New England Institute for Teacher Education

Maine Arts Alive 1/26/16

Host: Michael Donahue
Engineer: John Greenman

Program Topic: The Pricing Dilemma – How Much Is Your Work Worth

Key Discussion Points:
Value as defined by cost of materials, or time, or both.
How to judge your market.
The artist as business person
Pricing for individual sale, shows, and galleries

Participants:
Dr. James McConnon – Professor of Economics, University of Maine
Jerry Cumbo – artist
Julie Morringello — artist

Maine Arts Alive 11/24/15

Host: Michael Donahue
Engineer: Amy Browne

Program Topic: Promoting Maine Arts & Artists

Participants:
Brook Minner, Executive Director, North East Historic Film, Bucksport, Maine
Judith Felch, Treasurer, Deer Isle Artists Association, Deer Isle, Maine

Key Discussion Points: Historic Film, Alamo Theatre, Bucksport in Transition, Artists Associations

Maine Arts Alive 8/25/15

Host: Michael Donahue
Engineer: Amy Browne

Program Topic: National Arts In Education Week September 13 – 19, 2015

Key Discussion Points: Week agenda, desired outcomes, programs relating to, state of arts in education nationally and in Maine.

Participants: Argy Nestor, Director of Arts Education, Maine Arts Commission; Susan Potters, Executive Director, Maine Alliance for Arts In Education; Jeff Poulin, Arts Education Program Director, Americans for the Arts, Washington DC; Jen Nash, teacher, Sebasticook Valley Middle School