Adam Forest Huttler

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Adam Forest Huttler
Company
Fractured Atlas
Location
New York, NY
Occupation
Executive Director, Fractured Atlas
My Work in the Arts
Blogging, Consulting, Cultural policy, Management, Theatre, Writing
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Economics, internet technologies, open source software, politics
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Members to spread the good word about Fractured Atlas
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All the stuff listed on this website.
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Fractured Atlas Blog

  • Fiscal Sponsorship Information Session in Chicago Chicago Artists Coalition is hosting Fractured Atlas for a presentation on fundraising, the Fractured Atlas Fiscal Sponsorship Program and how it can benefit Chicago artists and organizations on Monday, April 8th. The session is designed for anyone who is interested in using fiscal sponsorship including individuals, emerging organizations, the general public, currently sponsored projects, and potential applicants to [...] Posted on Mar 9, 2010
  • Congratulations to Recently Approved Fiscally Sponsored Projects! This month our board approved 74 projects from 18 states.  Check them out! “The Pendulum Heart & Other Tales” 16beaver group 2|ONE|TWO|PROJECTS A Girl and Her Guardian Adopt A Senior Citizen Art for Haiti Artist Activist Beasts Need Beasts Biological Control Black Ice (Short Film Project) Child’s Play NY Civil War Critical Threat Theatre CRONE Curious Matter Dance and Parkinson Domestic Violence Memorial Dorian and beyond. . . Dreams of Alice Drift In, Act [...] Posted on Mar 9, 2010
  • Sweet Melodies: Central Missouri Music Outreach Program With all the research that shows how music enhances early language and reasoning skills, it seems clear that all children can benefit from access to music at a young age. Brenda Haynes is trying to help make that happen, enabling many kids in Central Missouri who are facing challenges in their lives to experience the joy of music. Posted on Mar 5, 2010
  • Trendwatch: Online Video Marketing Sigh, reading is soooo boooooring. If you make it to the second paragraph of this article, congratulations, you have a higher attention span than most of the Twitter-verse. But does your audience? In the age of YouTube, how do you harness the power (and traffic) of video to market yourself, your project, your company? Web video [...] Posted on Mar 3, 2010
  • Got health insurance? FMC wants to know! Are you a musician or songwriter? Do you have health insurance? Our good friends at the Future of Music Coalition are conducting an online survey from March 1 - April 1, 2010 to assess how many musicians have health insurance. Your answers are anonymous and confidential, and the survey should take about 10 minutes to [...] Posted on Mar 2, 2010
  • New York City Department of Cultural Affairs Deadline The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs is accepting Cultural Development Fund applications for fiscal year 2011. Who they fund: DCA will consider proposals in every cultural discipline and from every area of New York City for services that take place within the five boroughs and within the City’s Fiscal 2011 (July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011). [...] Posted on Mar 2, 2010
  • Fiscal Sponsorship Information Session in Boston Fractured Atlas is offering a Fiscal Sponsorship information session on Friday, March 19th in Boston.  ARTmorpheus is hosting the Fractured Atlas session for individual artists and arts organizations on raising money to support creative endeavors. The session is designed for anyone who is interested in using fiscal sponsorship including individuals, emerging organizations, the [...] Posted on Feb 28, 2010
  • “If you don’t risk anything, you risk even more”: Writer Laura Durnell Chicago-based writer Laura Durnell is the author of short works of fiction, many reviews and articles, and has received numerous grants and awards. In this Featured Member profile, she describes her inspirations -- both personal and literary -- as well as her first novel, Separation, a fiscally-sponsored project of Fractured Atlas. Posted on Feb 26, 2010
  • NYC Event - The Art of Money: Personal Finance Resources for Artists The Department of Cultural Affairs and the Department of Consumer Affairs Office of Financial Empowerment are co-hosting a personal finance event specifically designed for artists and arts administrators from all disciplines. The Art of Money: Personal Finance Resources for Artists is a day of financial workshops and counseling designed to help individuals from the creative sector [...] Posted on Feb 25, 2010
  • eighth blackbird and the Ethics of Pay-to-Play (Crossposted at Createquity) Chicago-based chamber music ensemble eighth blackbird has earned the admiration of many a composer over the past 14 years for their electrifying performances, outreach to new audiences, and tireless championship of contemporary programming. That is, until the announcement of their new composition competition earlier this month. It seems that in order to enter the [...] Posted on Feb 25, 2010
  • Fiscal Sponsorship Information Session in Providence Fractured Atlas is offering a free Fiscal Sponsorship information session on Monday, March 15th in Providence.  The Rhode Island State Council on the Arts is hosting Fractured Atlas for the presentation on fundraising, the Fractured Atlas fiscal sponsorship program and how it can benefit Rhode Island artists and organizations. The session is designed for anyone who [...] Posted on Feb 25, 2010
  • Congrats to our Microgrant Recipients! We are extremely excited to announce our latest round of micrograntees! Posted on Feb 25, 2010
  • Open Arts Network Partner Profile: The Arts & Culture Alliance of Greater Knoxville Eastern Tennessee is the home to thousands of visual and performing artists, in addition to being the birthplace of both bluegrass and country music. The Arts & Culture Alliance of Greater Knoxville actively serves and supports a diverse community of artists, arts organizations, and cultural institutions in the region. Posted on Feb 24, 2010
  • A Dynamic Collective, A “Satellite” System: Buran Theatre Company Somewhere between Lawrence, Kansas and Vilnius, Lithuania, a theatre company was born. Adam R. Burnett of Buran Theatre Company describes how their "satellite system" of multi-disciplinary artists creates work in a number of communities simultaneously. Posted on Feb 19, 2010
  • Congratulations to Recently Approved Fiscally Sponsored Projects! This month our board approved 91 projects from 16 states.  Check them out! All Access Arts “Pizza and Bullets” “The Medicine Game” 1st Corona Children’s Choir Seminar A Different Drummer A Festival of Fools A GAMBLE OF FAITH Accented Feminism American Bear: An Adventure in American Fear and Hospitality ANA CERVANTES Anahata Dance Aqui y alli Arc Duo ARTORIEN ArtSperts Creative Staffing Agency Artwork by Naima Lowe BodyLogue breaking the surface2gethR Bridge [...] Posted on Feb 19, 2010
  • Reminder: Take our annual survey, Win $100 to Amazon.com! Thanks so much to those Fractured Atlas members who have taken our 2010 annual member survey thus far! But, we'd really love to hear from more of you. If about 300 more members take it in the next two weeks, we'll have surveyed 10% of our membership! Posted on Feb 17, 2010
  • The Audience is Always Right: Why Your Work Must Be Marketable This one might make you upset, but it’s come to my attention that some of you need a swift kick in the ass, so grab your blankie and put your therapist on speed dial and keep reading. Chad M. Bauman of the venerable Arena Stage recently reported playwrights’ complaints that marketing directors “kill new work” because [...] Posted on Feb 17, 2010
  • “Parsons Dance is People’s Dance”: A Featured Member Profile Our members are a diverse lot: coming from every corner of the U.S., using every artistic medium imaginable, working as individuals, in small groups and large companies. But please don't assume that it's only artists who are "just starting out" who find value in a Fractured Atlas membership. Parsons Dance (est. 1985) is a perfect example of how even well-established organizations benefit from our services. Posted on Feb 12, 2010
  • Love and Taxes Since it's been a while since I've told you all about some of the special offers for our members, I thought I'd take a look at the next few months to see what's coming up. And, I saw both Valentine's Day and Tax Day. So, let's see what you can take advantage of that can help alleviate the stress of these two holidays! Posted on Feb 9, 2010
  • GreatNonprofits and the Arts Hello! For those of you who don’t know me, I’m the new Research Director at Fractured Atlas. I’ve been working for several weeks primarily on the Bay Area Cultural Asset Map, but I’m also here to follow trends in arts policy and research and help bring them to a wider audience. You may have seen [...] Posted on Feb 8, 2010
  • New Video Workshop: Wellness Programs in Dance Schools Fractured Atlas is proud to announce the launch of its second Fractured U. video workshop: No Pain, No Gain? No Way!: Wellness Programs in Dance Schools. Posted on Feb 8, 2010
  • Welcome PlacerArts! We would like to welcome our first new Open Arts Network partner of 2010 -- PlacerArts in Placer County, California! Posted on Feb 5, 2010
  • “If the Audience Doesn’t Get It, I Haven’t Done my Job”: Beth Rodriguez Dance Projects Beth Rodriguez's choreography has been shown in NYC at Brooklyn Arts Exchange, chashama, Dixon Place, and Merce Cunningham Studio, among others. Now based in the Louisville area, Beth is living, moving (!) proof that vibrant modern dance exists not just on one coast or the other, but in communities all across the United States. Posted on Feb 5, 2010
  • Super Bowl Smackdown: What the Arts Could Stand to Learn from Sports I don’t love sports, but I love sporting events. Few experiences rival the theatricality and pageantry of, say, a pro football game, from fanatical fans to enthralling entrances – all with constant emotional engagement. Wait a second – isn’t that what live performance is supposed to do? The most popular sports go well beyond [...] Posted on Feb 3, 2010
  • An Election and Beyond: “Race to the White House” With an African-American man as President of the United States, many Americans would say that the country has come a long way. But conversations about race should, and must, continue. So say Eric Paul Fournier and Anna Kauffman, who are putting the finishing touches on a documentary film that follows Barack Obama's presidential campaign from its inception through Inauguration Day. Posted on Jan 29, 2010