Arts Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice
Establishes arts entrepreneurship as a unique discipline with the goal of connecting creative initiatives (products, artforms, and programs) to audiences, resources, and communities. Introduces students to the ways in which creative initiatives both create value and offer solutions to social, political, environmental, and cultural issues. Students will develop artist impact statements and identify different contexts and ways to apply their talents and creative initiatives in society.
Prerequisites & course information
Prerequisite: ARHU240 or TDPS240 ; or permission of instructor. Recommended: ARHU440 or TDPS440 . Cross-listed with: ARHU441 . Jointly offered with: ARHU640 , TDPS640 . Restriction: Limited to 4 undergraduate students (2 in ARHU and 2 in TDPS). Credit Only Granted for: TDPS458E, ARHU441 , TDPS441 , ARHU640 or TDSP640. Formerly: TDPS458E.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027
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Catalogue variants
- Arts Entrepreneurship: Theory and Practice · 3 Credits