Anthony Hirschel and Amita Banerji

Recorded November 11, 2020 40:51 minutes
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Description

Amita Banerji (65) speaks to her colleague Anthony "Tony" Hirschel (63) about how the pandemic has transformed the arts, the digital expansion of audiences for the National Indo-American Museum (NIAM), the importance of creating and maintaining strong connections with community members and businesses, and the economic challenges for nonprofit organizations.

Subject Log / Time Code

A talks about how NIAM has been working during the pandemic to preserve the arts: "We've become more resilient."
A and AH discuss how NIAM has transformed their core programs to the digital world, how audiences have been reached, and the importance of maintaining a digital presence after the pandemic.
A talks about the commonality of the roots they share, and how it has helped to spread their stories online for people from other parts of the world.
A and AH talk about the importance of maintaining relationships with community members and businesses: "Be a bridge to the community."
AH talks about the challenges faced by arts organizations to be funded at this time.

Participants

  • Anthony Hirschel
  • Amita Banerji

Venue / Recording Kit

Partnership Type

Outreach