Aaron P. Dworkin
April 27, 2020
The Chair of the NEA kicks off Aaron Dworkin's new Arts Engines interview series with DPTV. Watch their conversation at DPTV.org/ArtsEngines.
When it comes to promoting inclusivity, entrepreneurship, and
excellence in the arts, there are few people who score as highly in all
categories as Aaron Dworkin. Aaron is also a tenured professor at the
University of Michigan, a member of the National Council of the Arts, a
MacArthur Fellow, a violinist, a writer, a performer.
And, now he is also the host of the interview series, "Arts Engines," in
which Aaron talks to leading figures in arts administration, who share
their most valuable advice on topics such as crisis management, creative
problem-solving, and empowering the future of their field.
This week, Aaron speaks to Mary Anne Carter, chair of the National
Endowment for the Arts. She describes her personal journey that led to a
career in the arts. She explains her new initiatives at the NEA to
bring the arts to underserved communities, veterans, and others.
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