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You.
You are our target audience.
You who have more than a
passing interest in the arts. A thinking person,
a passionate soul.
You are probably a theatre goer, a film fanatic,
a gallery visitor, a book lover, a dance patron,
a music aficionado.
This is art-e and this is for you. A quarterly
e-magazine dedicated to airing current issues
about the arts and culture.
Mourn no more for the passing of The Arts Magazine.
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This is where it's now at to get your fix of
writing about the arts.
This is our gift, from LASALLE-SIA College of
the Arts.
This is our showcase of students' writing and
research in arts management, of critical writings
from college staff.
And passion is the theme piecing everything
together in this inaugural issue.
It's about passion that moves us to create;
passion that saves us from ourselves; passion
that finds willing hands to help those in need.
Come in, browse our ideas. Take them out for
a walk. Or let them take you for a walk.
If you enjoy the experience, drop us a
comment or two and perhaps - dare we hope?
- contribute an article.
Don't leave our e-magazine exactly as you were
before you came a-knocking. Let our words turn
worlds inside your head.
Felix Cheong
Chief Editor
March 2005
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Issues
in Arts Management:
CHANGES AND CHALLENGES
Arts
managers play catch-up with world events, as Abigail
Prior Levy finds out. More |
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Commentary:
WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS NOW IS ART
Art
as therapy? Francis Lee checks it out. More |
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Personality
Profile:
GETTING DOWN AND DIRTY 600
women trained in exotic dance? Chris Chitty gives
the lowdown. More |
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Trends:
PASSION:PASSIONATE:
COMPASSION
What happens when passion and compassion collide?
Carla Bianpoen bears witness. More |
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Personality
Profile:
NO CHILD'S PLAY
She’s a rare Ruby in children’s theatre,
as Li Lisi finds out. More
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Commentary:
WE DON'T NEED ANOTHER HERO
Of what value is art when things fall apart, asks
Haresh Sharma. More |
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