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Arts, Migration + Entrepreneurship Update

November 10, 2021

A curated bulletin of news and trends spotlighting the creative and cultural economies at the heart of migration.

Dr. Jose Valentino Ruiz holds a tenor saxophone in front of a graffiti painted wall

CAME Affiliate Faculty Spotlight: José Valentino Ruiz
As an inaugural professor and head of Music Business & Entrepreneurship in the School of Music, Dr. José Valentino Ruiz works with students to develop research practices and produce music and media. This month the Society for Arts Entrepreneurship Education highlights a documentary of Ruiz's collaborative venture with five students that created multi-genre albums promoting cultural advocacy, social impact, and pandemic health awareness. Watch Getting to the Grammy's and Beyond.

Earlier this fall, Ruiz and percussionist Derris Lee teamed up on an "Exploration of Cross-Cultural Musics." Check out these short clips of their dynamic presentation.
Part One and Part Two

Seated indigenous woman shares a stream of values and technology with seated woman holding a laptop.

Wampum.Codes
This podcast from artist, technologist, and CAME affiliate Amelia Winger-Bearskin features indigenous creatives using technology in cool ways to make a positive impact in communities. Learn more and listen.

Development of Arts Entrepreneurship Education
Triple Helix
After identifying key themes in arts entrepreneurship within university programs, scholars in South Africa recently proposed a conceptual model for Arts Entrepreneurship Education and its inclusion in arts subject curriculum. Read more.

Cultural and Creative Cities and Regional Economic Efficiency
Sustainability
Using data from the Cultural and Creative Cities Monitor, scholars at the Politecnico di Milano examined the effects of cities' cultural vibrancy and creative economy through a framework of regional production, revealing an important interplay with certain local conditions. Read more.

Highlights of Ella Jazz Across Cultures concert, Oct. 22, 2021

Ella Jazz Across Cultures produced numerous creative and educational collaborations. Enjoy some highlights of the October 22 concert at the Digital Worlds Institute, featuring the talents of Brazilian Voices and the Brazilian Music Institute performers.

Upcoming Events

Carter Lectures 21.3: Qudus Onikeku. African Time: A New World-Thinking
Friday, Nov. 12, 3:30-5:00 pm ET
Virtual Event - Register to Receive Zoom Link

Celebrating Community Collaborations (Partnership for Reimagining Gainesville) featuring SPARC352
Sunday, Nov. 14, 2:00-5:00 pm ET
Depot Park, 874 SE 4th Street, Gainesville, FL

Re-opening Reception for the Cotton Club Museum and Cultural Center
Sunday Nov. 14, 3:00-5:00 pm ET
837 SE 7th Avenue, Gainesville, FL 32601
Register: https://www.cottonclubmuseum.com/events

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