An Unlikely Pair: Impressionism And The Work-Life Interface,
2019
Gettysburg College
An Unlikely Pair: Impressionism And The Work-Life Interface, Emily N. Roush
Student Publications
When I get asked what I am studying in college, I often get puzzled or confused replies due to the fact that the fields are pretty unconventional as a pairing. The remarks, “What in the world are you going to do with that?” or “How interesting,” are common responses after sharing. Organization and management studies and art history are an unlikely duo that seem to be vastly different at first glance. After taking many courses within both disciplines to fulfill my double major, I argue that these disciplines are more similar than one may initially assume. Thus, I was inspired …
Economic Provenance: The Financial Analysis Of Art Historical Records,
2019
New York University
Economic Provenance: The Financial Analysis Of Art Historical Records, Amy C. Whitaker
Journal of Contemporary Archival Studies
The Leo Castelli Gallery launched pivotal mid-twentieth-century artistic careers, including those of Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg. Although well-studied for its artistic impact, the Castelli archives—as well as those of other gallery artists such as Frank Stella and early collectors such as Burton and Emily Hall Tremaine—include a curious trove of artists’ financial records and related correspondence. This paper argues that these records form an “economic provenance” that is important both to both art market analysis and art history. This economic context is sometimes overlooked because of the contested relationship between art and markets. In this context, the archive can …
All Access: A Backstage Pass To A Collaborative, Undergraduate Music Journal,
2019
University of the Pacific
All Access: A Backstage Pass To A Collaborative, Undergraduate Music Journal, Michele Gibney, Keith Hatschek, Nicole Wasnock
Conservatory of Music Faculty Presentations
The number of currently publishing, student run music journals can be counted on one hand. And of those, only half are for undergraduates. At University of the Pacific, the Conservatory of Music started a music industry analysis and opinion journal in 2018. Edited and written by undergraduate students, Backstage Pass has published two issues totaling 47 papers. The benefits of journal writing, editing, publishing and hosting are numerous from many different stakeholder points of view. The collaborative effort is shared between the University Libraries (hosts the institutional repository where the journal is published and offers technical support) and the Conservatory …
An Examination Of Contemporary Christian Music Success Within Mainstream Rock And Country Billboard Charts,
2019
Pace University
An Examination Of Contemporary Christian Music Success Within Mainstream Rock And Country Billboard Charts, Megan Marie Carlan
Honors College Theses
Ranging from inspirational songs void of theological language to worship music imbued with overt religious messages, Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) has a long history of being ill-defined. Due to the genre’s flexible nature, many Christian artists over the years have used vague imagery and secular lyrical content to find favor among mainstream outlets. This study examined the most recent ten-year period of CCM to determine its ability to cross over into the mainstream music scene, while also assessing the impact of its lyrical content and genre on the probability of reaching such mainstream success. For the years 2008-2018, Billboard data …
Footprints Of Resilience: Tracking The Career Development Steps Of African American Male Musicians,
2019
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
Footprints Of Resilience: Tracking The Career Development Steps Of African American Male Musicians, Patrice Tiffany Leshay Bax
Graduate Theses and Dissertations
For African American (AA) male musicians, the road toward career advancement in the entertainment industry is particularly arduous. Despite many difficulties on the journey to career success, the history of gospel, R&B, jazz, and funk music is evidence that many AA male musicians find their way to develop and advance their careers. Many AA male musicians find career development and advancement opportunities through religious and sacred institutions. However, the journey to become a professional musician for AA males is fluid and not formalized causing ambiguity in the steps taken to enter this career field and sustain growth in a rapidly …
Industry Profile: Denny Stilwell, Mack Avenue Music Group President,
2019
University of the Pacific
Industry Profile: Denny Stilwell, Mack Avenue Music Group President, Axel Tanner
Backstage Pass
No abstract provided.
Insta-Promotion: Here’S Why (And How) You Should Be Using Instagram To Market Your Music,
2019
University of the Pacific
Insta-Promotion: Here’S Why (And How) You Should Be Using Instagram To Market Your Music, Jennifer Morrow
Backstage Pass
No abstract provided.
A Failure Of The Music Industry: The Frustration Of Women Of Color,
2019
University of the Pacific
A Failure Of The Music Industry: The Frustration Of Women Of Color, Christina Estes-Wynne
Backstage Pass
Throughout the history of the music industry, women of color have not received the same recognition as their male counterparts because males have dominated the industry resulting in lack of female representation. Women have been oversexualized reducing their clout in their fields and the lack of acknowledgement of success, which discourages future generations of colored women from attempting to reach their highest potential.
Social Activism In The U.S. Music Industry,
2019
University of the Pacific
Social Activism In The U.S. Music Industry, Joey A. Tan
Backstage Pass
No abstract provided.
The Trending Killer,
2019
University of the Pacific
Why Streaming Is A Good Thing For The Music Industry,
2019
University of the Pacific
Why Streaming Is A Good Thing For The Music Industry, Ailey Butler
Backstage Pass
No abstract provided.
Censoring Hate In The Music Industry: Shifting Perspectives In Pursuit Of Cultural Equity,
2019
University of the Pacific
Censoring Hate In The Music Industry: Shifting Perspectives In Pursuit Of Cultural Equity, Joey A. Tan
Backstage Pass
Music is intended to be expressive and unconstrained, a tool of communicating emotion and bridging humanity. As such, censorship is widely despised among music creators, listeners, publishers, distributors, and other music industry stakeholders. “Freedom of expression,” however, proves to be an applicable argument for both sides of the matter when the censorship concerns hate directed at marginalized communities. Analyzing the concept of censorship through the lens of those with privilege and power fails to recognize the extent to which hate speech impacts its victims and the indirect recipients of the message. As a powerful influencer of popular and youth cultures, …
Big Business In The Music Business,
2019
University of the Pacific
Big Business In The Music Business, Kortney Burton
Backstage Pass
No abstract provided.
The Music Industry Has A Mental Health Problem,
2019
University of the Pacific
The Music Industry Has A Mental Health Problem, Manny Manriquez
Backstage Pass
No abstract provided.
Music And Politics: A Potent Combination To Commercial Success?,
2019
University of the Pacific
Music And Politics: A Potent Combination To Commercial Success?, Veronica Martinez
Backstage Pass
No abstract provided.
Stream Ripping: A Copyright Infringement Epidemic,
2019
University of the Pacific
Stream Ripping: A Copyright Infringement Epidemic, Darla Testino
Backstage Pass
No abstract provided.
What Is A Music Supervisor?,
2019
University of the Pacific
Closing The Music Industry Gender Gap,
2019
University of the Pacific
Gender Inequality In The Music Industry,
2019
University of the Pacific
Gender Inequality In The Music Industry, Issadora Tulalian
Backstage Pass
No abstract provided.
15 Seconds Of Fame,
2019
University of the Pacific
