CDWNM: Fiscal administator sought

Collective for Dance Writing and New Media
seeks Fiscal Administrator

The Executive Committee of Collective for Dance Writing and New Media seeks a reliable, ongoing volunteer or long-term intern for financial management of this new, volunteer-driven organization. You can make a difference, and you’ll receive member benefits, including free admission to our events.

In addition, after a six-month evaluation period, you may be considered for Executive Committee status which includes ongoing membership benefits.

Candidates for this position should document academic training and/or experience in arts or business administration and possess a high level of organization and responsibility. Retirees are especially encouraged to apply.

To apply, please address an email to Eva Yaa Asantewaa at collectivedwnm[at]gmail[dot]com with the Subject line: FA application.

Your application must include the following:

*Name

*Street address

*Phone number(s)

*Email address

*Days/hours available for work

*Two academic or professional references

Please attach:

1) a pdf of your resume (or include a detailed bio in the body of your email)

2) two reference letters from past or current academic instructors or employers

If you have any questions, please write to us at collectiveDWNM[at]gmail[dot]com.

Thank you!

Eva Yaa Asantewaa
Founder
Member, Executive Committee
Collective for Dance Writing and New Media
http://collectivedwnm.com

Study of fiscally sponsored NYC dancemakers announced [AUDIO]

State of NYC Dance: Discovering Fiscally Sponsored NYC Dancemakers

presented by Dance/NYC

September 7, 2012

at the 92nd Street Y Harkness Dance Center

We are in discovery mode, and this is a call to action."
--Lane Harwell, Executive Director, Dance/NYC

 Do you know it's Friday, and we're all here talking about research?"
--Anne Coates, VP, Arts and Cultural Development, Municipal Arts Society

As dance journalist Pia Catton noted in her recent article, "More Dance Companies Scrapping the Old Funding Model" (Wall Street Journal), independent artists without nonprofit status are increasingly turning to fiscal sponsors as a sustainable means of managing the legal and technical requirements for fundraising and accounting. The following audio provides data and follow-up discussion around Dance/NYC's study conducted in partnership with five New York City fiscal sponsors serving movement-based art:

Foundation for Independent Artists 
Fractured Atlas
New  York Foundation for the Arts 
New York Live Arts 
The Field

This community forum was presented at the 92nd Street Y's Buttenweiser Hall. The recording includes presentations and remarks by, among others, John-Mario Sevilla (92nd Street Y Harkness Dance Center), Lane Harwell (Dance/NYC), Ian David Moss (Fractured Atlas), Anne Coates (Municipal Arts Society), Jennifer Wright Cook (The Field), Alexander Thompson (New York Live Arts), Eleanor Whitney (New York Foundation for the Arts), Mara Greenberg (Pentacle), Dianne Debicella (Fractured Atlas) and Victoria Smith (Dance/USA).

Click here to download audio file [1:32:43]