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The arts enable us to look honestly at ourselves and our society. The arts cause us to think, to feel, and to reexamine. A world without art is a world without culture, without heart, without passion, without creativity. Maintaining and strengthening our cultural institutions, therefore, is one of the most important ways an individual can serve the public good.
The Master of Arts Management (MAM) degree from Carnegie Mellon's Heinz College offers many advantages and opportunities that your undergraduate education and/or learning on the job cannot.
Master of Arts Management Highlights:
Future Tenant: A Working Lab for Arts Managers
Future Tenant is an art space located in the heart of Pittsburgh's Cultural District that features alternative exhibitions and performances by the region's emerging artists. Future Tenant offers MAM students the opportunity to gain invaluable, practical management experience in a culturally active setting. A team of approximately six first- and second-year MAM students handle all aspects of Future Tenant's planning, programming, managing, budgeting, marketing and fundraising, under the guidance and support of a faculty advisor.
Edgy, uncharted and vibrant in both the art it presents and the management challenges it faces, Future Tenant is an unrivaled arts management training ground.
Visit the Future Tenant website for more information...
View a gallery of Future Tenant photos...
CAMT: Where Art Meets Tech
The Center for Arts Management and Technology (CAMT) is an applied research center at Heinz College that investigates ways technology can improve and enhance the practice of arts management and, when appropriate, develops technology solutions and services that meet critical needs in the field.
CAMT partners with nonprofit arts organizations from all artistic disciplines, providing online software tools, consulting services and professional development workshops.
Read more about CAMT or visit the Center's Technology in the Arts resource site...
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Program Contact Information
Jerry Coltin, Director
Dan Martin, Program Chair
Brenda Peyser, Associate Dean
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Alumni Spotlight: Brad Carlin, MAM, 2006