Are you thinking about attending the Emerging Arts Leaders Symposium this year, but maybe aren’t quite sure what to expect? After being a...

Traveling to D.C. for the Symposium? Want to experience the food scene that locals love? D.C. is so food centered that we even have our...

Museum ticketing structures have been hotly debated since the Metropolitan Museum of Art announced changes to its traditional...

Hello all! My name is Cameron Abaroa and I am an MFA Arts Administration Candidate at Southern Utah University, and an EALS attendee! A...

It is not a novel idea for an artist to use her work to evoke change. Art has the power to speak when there are no words, cry when tears...

Do you love excellent D.C. musicians, exceptional contemporary art, complimentary drinks and food, mixing with creative people, and the...

After just a few weeks into the fall semester at AU, EALS is back in full swing and we're welcoming a new round of fresh faces to our...

On Sunday, March 19, 2017, Jacqueline E. Lawton gave the keynote address at the 10th annual Emerging Arts Leaders Symposium. It was a...

It’s a question that seems to be popping up more and more as we get closer to March 19th. So as a first-time attendee at last year’s...

To say EALS is a team effort would be something of an understatement. While Dave, Aja, Emily (Hirsh...we have another Emily H now...),...

Next spring, the 10th annual Emerging Arts Leaders Symposium will be held at American University. What began as a capstone project, meant...

As you might have noticed, we revamped our website over the summer. As part of our redesign, we have navigated blog platforms. We are in...

I simply cannot believe the Emerging Arts Leaders Symposium is 2 days away! After a year of planning, waiting, and tweeting, finally the...

As you know from last year, I have perfected my list of where to go, eat, and drink in DC over EALS weekend over my 10+ years in DC. So,...

We are only five days away from the most ambitious symposium yet. The EALS committee has spent many hours together, planning,...

by James Swindell, guest writer & EALS Ambassador There are several directions this blog could take to explore the intersections between...

For our last panel announcement (!), we’re focusing on the intersection of law and art. See our recent post from Helene Genetos for a...

I know it is not a shock to anyone that’s met me, but I come from an extended family full of lawyers. I think my dad secretly trained me...

By Diana Freeberg, guest writer. Photo credit: “Anguish” by Krikor Khandjian. When I was in high school, I remember reading a book called...

Megan Crigger, this year’s closing keynote, took the time to answer some tough questions for our blog. Her answers only make us more...