The Field - Town Hall: Survive vs. Thrive

Economic Revitalization for Performing Artists (ERPA)

Town Hall: Survive vs. Thrive

Monday, June 23, 7pm

The FAR Space

521 West 26th Street, 2nd Floor

(Between 10th and 11th Aves in Manhattan)

How can artists make their best work and afford to live in New York City without collapsing from exhaustion? How can companies grow when funding is dwindling? Join us for a community discussion with veteran arts leaders. Learn about ERPA: The Field’s two-year entrepreneurial lab and re-grant opportunity that addresses the systemic challenges that stand in the way of the financial health and stability of New York performing artists. Spread the word and let your voice be heard!

Town Hall Panelists Include:
• Alyssa Alpine, Festival Coordinator, Celebrate Mexico Now
• June W. Choi, Philanthropy/Nonprofit Management Professional (most recently with Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors)
• Penelope Dannenberg, Director of Programs, New York Foundation for the Arts
• Jaki Levy, Director of New Media, Misnomer Dance Theater
• Tamara Greenfield, Executive Director, Fourth Arts Block
• Gregory Kandel, Founder and Partner, Management Consultants for the Arts, Inc

• Aaron Landsman, Playwright/Actor/Administrator
• Virginia P. Louloudes, Executive Director, A.R.T./NY
• Edward A. Martenson, Professor (Adjunct) & Chair of Theater Management, Yale University School of Drama

ERPA is funded by the Rockefeller Foundation’s 2008 New York City Cultural Innovation Fund.

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