Wondering why artists are flocking to Twitter? Check out this Mashable.com article by artist Natasha Wescoat called Tweetable Art: 10 Twitter Tips for Artists… We also give you links to the Twitter pages of artists who contributed to Inspired Mag’s Social Bird free icon set.
We are increasingly choosing the internet and other new media to the enjoy the arts — and the change is shown in a National Endowment for the Arts study done with in coordination with the US Census Bureau. The results of the study discussed by representatives from 40 national arts organizations at a NEA roundtable is summarized in this December 10, 2009 press release and the survey is also available for download.
Not into numbers? This animated video with cartoon and music show the current statistics and rapid growth of social media makes the numbers fun to watch!
360cities is an interactive website where photographers around the world share their panorama views, so we searched “opera” and found this gem. Click and drag your cursor to move around the theater–be sure to look up at the ceiling! See the full article for more amazing opera houses around the world, and even outdoors.
Advanced Twitter and Facebook best practices from Irina Skaya of Horizon Media on Slideshare: The Bottom Line On Facebook & Twitter View more presentations from Irina Skaya.
An ebook by Alex Burton (Get Fresh USA) about the current state of music PR and how it is adapting to social media and new technologies as told by artists and publicists. You can page through, scoll or view the contents as a slide show…
It may hard to think of a major art museum that isn’t tweeting these days. Museums have found it’s great way to quickly announce exhibition openings, lectures, movies, gift sales, build attendance, connect with audiences, and speak to artists.
Social Media Revolution: Is social media a fad? Or is it the biggest shift since the Industrial Revolution? This video produced by the author of Socialnomics details out social media facts and figures that are hard to ignore.
Use iMovie 09 to create custom slideshows from your photographs. You can add titles before and between images, as well as text over photos. You can also add transitions, music and audio narration. Video produced by http://macmost.com/
Twitter is a text-based medium that allows you to publish statements of up to 140 characters — which includes letters, numbers, symbols, and spaces. Within each statement you may provide a link to a website or using Twitpic or other tool, a link to a photo. Twitter is a good vehicle to have short conversations … Read More