This Is What Finished Looks Like
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After years of practical, no-nonsense content built specifically for arts administrators, ArtsHacker is officially moving into archive status. The site will remain fully accessible. Every article, every tutorial, every workflow breakdown: it all stays up. Nothing disappears. You can still search it, link to it, share it, and use it. It simply will not receive new content going forward. Closing something you built is not failure. It is not giving up. It is recognizing that ...
Elements Of Legal And Illegal DEI Programs
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In March, Arts MidWest sponsored a webinar on the Trump Administration’s Executive Orders on DEI. The webinar was led by attorneys from McDermott Will & Emery LLP. Lawyers were eligible to get seminar credit for participating in the webinar so the language may feel a little technical at times. However, it may prove reliable as legal advice. There was no disclaimer encouraging people to consult a lawyer. But given that the contributors to ArtsHacker are ...
Key Administrative Tasks for January
Happy New Year! With the busy holiday concert period closed, it’s time to take care of some important start-of-year administrative tasks. Here are four such tasks to consider tackling within the first couple of weeks of the new year. Issue Form 1099 to Vendors If you paid any of your performers, consultants, or other non-employees at least $600 during the last calendar year, you will need to issue a Form 1099 by January 31 of ...
Thank you for the authoritative read on this issue. To me, being able to actually see the icon in the…