New from the Reader: Replacing Arts Appreciation with Arts Talk

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Submitted by Steve on May 15, 2015

Featured in the current Reader, Lynne Connor, Ph.D., from the Department of Theater and Dance at Colby College, explores the recent evolution, and possible future, of audience engagement in her essay, Replacing Arts Appreciation with Arts Talk.

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