
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 34 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Categories | Non-ProfitBusinessArts | ||||

In this episode of Small Town Big Arts, host Geoffrey Kershner talks with Ash Hanson, Founder and Creative Executive Officer of the Department of Public Transformation (DoPT) — a groundbreaking organization that uses creativity as a catalyst for civi... more
Founded in 1961 and now a fully accredited partner of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts and the American Alliance of Museums, Piedmont Arts in Martinsville stands as one of the few cultural non‑profits serving Virginia’s Southwest region—acting as a v... more
In this episode of Small Town Big Arts, we travel to Bath County, Virginia—one of America’s most arts-vibrant rural communities—to explore how Virginia funding, local and statewide, fuels creative life in a small town.
Host Geoffrey Kershner sits d... more
What do old Pizza Huts, small-town entrepreneurship, and the American dream have in common? In this episode of Small Town Big Arts, we sit down with filmmakers Matthew Salleh and Rose Tucker, creators of the documentary Slice of Life: The American Dr... more
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Props to Geoff Kershner for creating Small Town Big Arts that lends sounds and creates a platform for innovative arts organizations that may not be apart of a larger metropolitan market but are making a big impact on their communities.
Geoff Kershner is the kind of leader the arts sector needs — extraordinarily smart, visionary, and skilled. He has a long and successful track record leading a community arts organization that is the heart of a small town, so he has the real-world experience and the nationwide connections to bring us the very best insights in arts leadership. I can’t wait for the first episode to drop!










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