BW TO BROADWAY TO JUST 'BE MORE CHILL'
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April 3, 2019
by Emma Rose Lewis '19
Bailey Ford hits the Broadway scene working on the digital team for "Be More Chill."
Baldwin Wallace does not just produce Broadway stars, it trains students to be professionals behind the scenes of Broadway as well. Arts management and entrepreneurship major Bailey Ford '20 is no exception. She is already making her mark on the Broadway stage.
Ford is currently working...
July 13, 2018
by Mary Simmons '21
Logan Foster
During the 2018 Tony Awards, BW was represented both on and off the stage.
Jai'len Josey '20, currently appearing in "SpongeBob SquarePants: The Broadway Musical," and Kate Rockwell '06, currently starring in "Mean Girls," had the chance to perform on the Radio City Musical Hall stage during the live TV broadcast. Rockwell even had a solo.
But there was another, less visible BW connection to two Tony Award-winning shows. Logan...
Craig Golbesky ’17, actor/director and adjunct instructor from Hebron, Indiana. “The engaging courses offered in the arts and entertainment administration program challenged me to think outside the box and left me with the skills to feel both competent and qualified to work in a highly competitive market.” (photo credit: Josh Albanese)
In May 2018, Master in Gallery Management & Exhibits Specialization (MGES) student Kristen Grant was hired as Gallery Intern-through Western's MGES internship program-and hit the ground running. She began assisting the Manager and the Director with daily tasks and correspondences, packing and shipping artwork, installing shows, doing social media, among other tasks. After putting a lot of work into the exhibitions she helped install and promote, Grant found that things just...
After discovering MA in Luxury Brand Management at Goldsmiths, I knew it was the right choice for me because it is different and revolutionary. The university gives a unique possibility to explore luxury segment from a variety of angles, providing a wide range of modules led by dedicated teachers.
The course is profound and useful for everyone, whether students are passionate about luxury fashion, jewellery, art, tourism and other sectors. I would highly recommend this programme as a...
MANAGING THE CAREERS OF PERFORMERS
PAMELIA GREEN
MS, Arts Administration ‘17
Pamela Green is President and CEO of PMG Arts Management, which celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2017. She holds a BA in Public Policy and a Minor in Drama from Duke University and a Masters in Arts Administration from Drexel University. Prior to founding PMGAM, she was Managing Director of Chuck Davis' AADE and the Director of Touring and Presenting for the North Carolina Arts Council. She has served...
...gave me the tools to build strategy in a creative and complex world with limited resources and rapidly changing technology...
Brenda Grunau (MBA ’08) Manager, Music Programs, Creative BC
Wanting to pivot my career from fashion retail management to working in the events industry, I was certain Goldsmiths was a great place to start that journey. I was eager to join a university that held innovation at its heart, and I was looking for a course heavily centred around the arts and creative practice. I was not disappointed when I entered university life and found the environment at Goldsmiths to my liking.
I chose the Masters in Events and Experience Management within The...
From MCLA to MASS MoCA
07/19/17
Working behind the scenes at MASS MoCA, Chris Handschuh ’16 is an art installation assistant in the museum’s Art Fabrication and Installation Department. Because of his passion for live music production and stage management, this arts management major – who also minored in music – never imagined that he one day might work in that capacity.
A typical day with his crew might include hanging prints, photographs, paintings and drawings. Handschuh...
