2017 Summit Resources
Northwest Michigan Arts & Culture Summit 2017
2017 Summit Report (PDF)
A recap of presentations and discussion from the 2017 Summit.
Presenters & Resources
Telling Our Story: Cultural Tourism & Engaging Our Communities
Trevor Tkach, Traverse City Tourism
Brian Lawson, Crystal Mountain
Susan Wenzlick, OrdinaryVirtues.com
Joe Voss, Creative Many Michigan
Facilitated by Renee Hintz, Michigan Legacy Art Park
Resources:
Michigan Tourism
- Traverse City Tourism Presentation (Trevor Tkach)
- www.traversecity.com
- Pure Michigan Tourism Resource Sheet
- Adding Some Passion To Pure Michigan; Passions – New focus for tourism in Michigan
Creative Many
- www.creativemany.org
- Creative State Michigan - 2017 Nonprofit Report
- Creative State Michigan - Creative Industries Report, 2016
Community Building, Program Planning & Placemaking
- Planning for 'Anyone' or 'Everyone' Presentation (Susan Wenzlick)
- www.ordinaryvirtues.com
- Placemaking: for anyone or everyone?
- Best. Collabortion. Ever.
- Name Our Ship Something Nice
- Return of Boaty
Michigan Council for Arts & Cultural Affairs (Drew Buchholz, Board Chair)
Americans for the Arts
- Resources (research, advocacy, marketing, and much more)
The Power of Our Networks
Seth Bernard, Earthwork Music
www.earthworkmusic.com
Making It As a Professional Artist in Northern Michigan
Seth Bernard, Earthwork Music
www.earthworkmusic.com
Shanny Brooke, Higher Art Gallery
www.higherartgallery.com
Richard Kooyman, Richard Kooyman Studio
www.richardkooymanart.com
Glenn Wolff, Glenn Wolff Studio
www.glennwolff.com
Facilitated by Sarah Bearup-Neal, Center Gallery at Lake Street Studios
Why We Love & Do What We Do – Art/Work/Community
Amanda Kik, Co-Director, Crosshatch Center for Art & Ecology, & Co-convener, NW Michigan Arts & Culture Network
www.crosshatch.org
Shaping the Northwest Michigan Arts & Culture Network – Next Steps & Action Planning
Bill Palladino, CEO, Taste the Local Difference & Co-Chair, Food & Farming Network
www.localdifference.org
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- Ty Wessell, Leelanau County Commissioner