Project Type: #apapnyc

• Miss Revolutionary Idol Berserker will be at #APAPNYC 2017! Message us for more info on this crazy show from Japan! @mri_berserker

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  Hives of world-music and performing arts presenters start buzzing at #APAPNYC

  What do we have to do differently to survive and prosper as presenters, artists and agents in the new economic realities we face?

• Taylor Mac

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  Time to get fried | Hit up Taylor Mac and #APAP2017 talks @apap365

    NEW YORK CITY |  Let’s go with the flow.  The APAP|NYC 2017 conference program addresses pressing issues and needs in the performing arts industry. Here is a list of topics, sessions and programs that you can attend if you signed up to immerse yourself in the culture of arts presenters. SATURDAY PLENARY SESSION Saturday, January 7    •    Noon–1:30 p.m. The Creative Mind: Finding the Flow What is it that nurtures creativity and innovation? How do creators find and maintain focus on their work? How do they define success and what are the contributing factors to arriving at that point? What is of greatest importance to them in today’s society? Each year the popular, fast-moving pecha kucha-style plenary Saturday at noon features five ultra-creative artists that talk about their source of inspiration, their career arc, and their place in these challenging times. SATURDAY FEATURED SESSION Saturday, January    •    9-11 a.m. Changing the Flow: Creativity, Innovation, and Disruption at Work Questions will be asked: What is the vision for the role of artists and others to positively transform our society? Who should be engaged in defining core values and developing strategies that will make a difference? How can we strengthen and sustain our creative capacities to advance culture, build community and address the most pressing challenges of today. #APAPNYC 2017 kicks off with a creative moment by @DBRmusic and @bamuthi pic.twitter.com/ngfkxUWrCz — APAP (@APAP365) January 6, 2023 Links and more info from the #EngagementLab available here: @APAP365 pic.twitter.com/DhjpTQmXVY — Aaron Shackelford (@aashack) January 6, 2023 #APAPNYC 2017 is in full FLOW! pic.twitter.com/W88iZ7Pb89 — APAP (@APAP365) January 6, 2023 SUNDAY PLENARY SESSION Sunday, January 8    •   11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. The Creative Team: Finding the Flow Together (Sponsored by Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment/MOME) The development, production, …

• Laurie Anderson

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  Laurie Anderson

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  Laurie Anderson toplines a bevy of performing industry awardees at #APAPNYC coven

  By Randy Gener NEW YORK CITY |  There will be a surprise winner. We don’t yet know who. The one clue we’ve been handed is that its an industry award for exemplary service to the field of professional presenting. Can you guess? No matter. #APAPNYC has booked its 2017 award winners, whose identities were announced. Based on nominations by colleagues in this particular field, four winners have been selected by an APAP panel of national arts leaders and arts presenters. Another group, North American Performing Arts Managers and Agents (NAPAMA) has committed to presenting two awards to its agents and presenters at the same APAP event. What is APAP, did you say? It’s a marketplace for performing arts professionals.  It is a networking forum. For most of the year, it focuses on professional development and leadership programs.  It invites speakers to New York to examine in a public setting the ins and outs of creative collaboration, pitching yourself as artists (dance, music, theater, tours, museums, you name it), what it means to be a presenters and producers, and how to tap into new works that are currently in development or recently completed and ready to tour.  The letters stands for Association of Performing Arts Presenters, and it’s based in Washington, D.C. And what is APAPNYC|2017?  In the culture of arts presenting, it’s an excuse every winter to get everybody to Manhattan to see artsy shows and entertainment showcases. Geared toward presenters, artists, managers, agents and emerging arts leaders, APAP’s New York conference dedicates itself to supporting a robust performing arts industry and the professionals who work within it.  Learn more about the January 6–10, 2017 edition of APAPNYC.org. (Other sources:APAP365.org, Twitter @APAP365 and Facebook facebook.com/APAPNYC.) At a New York luncheon noon on Monday, January 9, the association’s annual showcase get together will recognize a number of artists, …

• pening Plenary Creative Moment with Daniel Bernard Roumain and Marc Bamuthi Joseph.

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  #APAPNYC touts “7 Things Not to Miss at its January New York convening

  NEW YORK CITY |  This weekend, the Association of Performing Arts Presenters (APAP), in its 60th year, touts what it calls “the brightest, best and newest artists and leaders of arts and culture from the worlds of dance, theater, music, comedy, family and youth programming and other forms of live performing arts for its annual gathering.” The adjectives “brightest,” “best” and “newest” seem like a tall order, but self-confidence and self-promotion rise and ebb and, er, flow in the culture of U.S. arts presenting. Lifted from a prepared statement, here’s the “APAP|NYC 2017 Don’t Miss” list of what to check out and what’s new, hot, and about to be seen on stages and at performance spaces near and far. And if you are a producer, manager, agent or presenter, you may want to get cracking to get solid bookings for many of these presentations. Learn more about the January 6–10, 2017 edition of APAPNYC.org. #1  More than 20 artists, leaders of arts and culture, risk takers and rising stars speaking or moderating at plenaries that will be live-streamed each day include Taylor Mac (Tuesday 10:00-11:00 a.m.), Ayad Akhtar and Martha Gonzalez (Friday 5:00-6:30 p.m.), other current leading performers and a secret special guest from the current cast of the Broadway musical HAMILTON at the artists plenary (Sunday 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m.). #2 More than 1000 live performance showcases featuring all genres of dance, theater, music, comedy and multi-media works at venues in and around New York. Performers are at their best while the arts presenters booking tours are in town. Contact each venue for public ticketing information. #3  Paid registration to the APAP conference provides access to all showcase listings, and to the APAP EXPO Hall—the world’s largest live arts marketplace, where agents, managers, performers and others in the industry provide information …