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Kimono Fashion Show

Kimono dress-up
aeral mandala view sutra chanting

Two-week Tibetan Sand Mandala Event

Chanting Sutras in Japanese tradition

youth jazz band
building a buddhist mandala

First

Position your institution as the "home" of something unique. Live events can help.

Assess your needs, goals, and current abilities.

Second:

Assessments

Potential audiences

Volunteer and inherent or pre-existing resources

Fiscal resources

Time line and feasibility

Possible Scenarios

Sample Decision

Sample Result

"Spirit-" and "Spiritually-" oriented events

• Large audience potential at this time

• Positive or non-commercial

• Recreation as uplifting

Directly linked attempts to enhance exhibitions or other arts experiences

• Events for openings: e.g., Fashion Shows

• Continued events during exhibitions

• More "buzz" for link to arts

Possible Development / Possible Results

Measurement of the effectiveness

The major goal of getting your Arts Centre, Festival, Charity Event, name or cause into the minds of the identified audience is not immediately measurable. High quality communication that has a long-lasting effect is usually difficult to measure. For example, links from live events to the exhibitions and sales is partly intuitive, and therefore not something to count on too soon. The essential business decision is to develop a long series of events that will fix the "home" as something to rely on for engaging, well-developed and unique experiences.

Business Plan:

Events = Energy Localized

Events = Audiences

Events = "Home" Identity

Potential Event Examples

  • I Ching Readings linked with drama or visual arts
  • Chinese Flute Master & Chinese Calligraphy show
  • Arts lectures are generally free
  • Art associated poetry readings
  • Japanese scrolls on sale & Shakuhachi solos
  • Jazz Calligraphy "Bokusho" and Flute
  • Jazz of all sorts & classic 60's poetry readings
  • Piano Four Hands, one piano
  • Guitar Jams
  • Masterpiece Satori presentations
  • Haiku Jam
  • Avant Guarde Wine Tasting
  • "Bokusho" Challenge& Improv Piano
  • Live Improv Digital Photo Events & Computer-processed Instant Projection
  • Sponsorship of travel offerings with lectures matching exhibition or theatre drama
  • Product or Idea Promotion events linked to arts production
ending of parade

Tibetan trumpeters lead a mandala closing procession to the Vancouver harbour.

 

 
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