making the case for the arts
November 29, 2011
this morning between 11.30 and 1.00 I will be making a presentation at IPTAR on the paradoxes at play in making the case for the arts in Ireland. I’ll be presenting a couple of hypotheses for discussion and am looking forward to the input of colleagues (more importantly I’ll be picking their brains on an approach to an assignment I will be embarking on in the new year. Here are the details…
In the so-called arts it has always been acknowledged that many of the things we value most — the gods and God, love and sexuality, mourning and amusement, character and inspiration, the past and the future — are neither measurable or predictable. Indeed, this may be one of the reasons they are so abidingly important to us. The things we value most, just like the things we most fear, tend to be those we have least control over.
Adam Phillips
Socio-analytic dimensions of making the case for the arts in Ireland
IPTAR West Conference Room
140 West 97th Street
11:30-1:00
The Case Conference Series:
Consist of a presentation of case material from an organizational consultation, an executive coaching engagement, or a presentation relevant to socio-analysis.
The format is designed to be interactive.
All participants attending the case conference are invited to present.