Sarah Lutman

@lutman_sarah

Consultant, producer, & writer interested in culture, philanthropy, media, journalism, food, leadership, new ventures & new ways to work.

Saint Paul
8bridgesworkshop.com
Joined January 2012
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  1. Jul 13

    My most recent piece for is online!

    The project champions a new approach to grantmaking that's centered in "equity, humility, and transparency." takes a closer look at the project.
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    Jul 8

    new report, , is available for download now! We are excited about the research we conducted in partnership with for this ambitious project, jointly funded by and .

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    Jun 29

    reminds everyone listening to the talk that artists have been experimenting with code longer than artists’ acrylic paint has commerically existed.

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  4. Jun 29

    As part of the report, nine case study artists created short videos about their work. The videos are pretty darn great and if you watch them you'll learn a lot about the work the report explores. Again, report is on this website.

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  5. Jun 29

    Artist explaining that he "stands on the shoulders of giants" - the tech-centered artists who lead As researchers we were so happy to be there for one of the artists' roundtables for this report.

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  6. Jun 29

    "In your hands you have a map to this community and to these artists," says Eleanor Savage of the Jerome Foundation about the report.

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    Jun 29

    The stunningly good, national 'field scan' report on is now available here: , direct link:

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  8. Jun 29

    Ruby says that funders need to support artists' work whether or not they understand it themselves. did this by recruiting panelists who were able to navigate the ecosystem and its breadth of emerging practice

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  9. Jun 29

    Now we are hearing from and Ruby Lerner about the gaps tech-centered artists face as they relate to established cultural sector organizations and funders. You can read about this in detail in the full report .

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    Jun 28

    I’m so glad the Arts Endowment has done this important research on digital tech and creativity, and I’m even more excited to be part of the findings unveiling Tuesday — and hoping 🙏🏾 my in-home tech done at fail during my remarks…

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    Please join us Tuesday, 6/29 at 3pm ET for a free, virtual conversation: Tech As Art: Supporting Artists Who Use Technology as a Creative Medium. Speakers to include John Maeda, Ruby Lerner & Omari Rush, among others. Registration/agenda:
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  11. Jun 29

    Today's conversation is being ably moderated by of That's one of the few arts-focused publications that has followed and written about tech-centered artistic practice.

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    Jun 29

    Meet the artists featured in the new publication cc:

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  13. Jun 29

    This national launch event will soon be available online for asynchronous viewing. You can hear from and other tech-centered artists talk about their work. Watch for the link in a couple of days here:

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  14. Jun 29

    Right now, live on Zoom is releasing a report that our team worked on for the past two years on . Thank you for your partnership with 8 Bridges Workshop on this groundbreaking effort. The report is available now:

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    Jun 29

    Live tweeting today from the launch of the report, which I've been working on for the past two years with my team at and and her team at 8 Bridges Workshop. See the report here:

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  16. Jun 24

    At 8 Bridges we are supporting this search that is so important to Sahan Journal's future. Please pass it along to your networks and thank you.

    : Sahan Journal is seeking a candidate to shape the future of our organization. This role will help lead a mission-driven newsroom that believes that journalism is at the forefront of the movement for racial equity and social justice in America.
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    Jun 11

    Excited to announce the national launch of a research project that's two years in the making. Please join us! And thanks to for partnering with our firm on this epic endeavor! Please join us on 6/29.

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  18. Jun 11

    Excited to announce the national launch of a research project that's two years in the making. Please join us! And thanks to for partnering with our firm on this epic endeavor! Please join us on 6/29.

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    May 5

    Research drop!! provides new insight on how media can amplify community narratives in a new report commissioned for the Wyncote Foundation. Plus a spotlight on eight orgs using media for cultural expression and connection:

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  20. May 5

    This project has been a joy.

    A new report commissioned by the Wyncote Foundation, "Culture, Heritage, and Place: How Media Amplifies Community Narratives," was created with Wyncote by Sarah Lutman and her colleagues at 8 Bridges Workshop.
    A new report by the Wyncote Foundation & profiles 8 orgs that use media to inform, express & celebrate place. Several examples here to inform grantmaking strategy, inspire deeper investment & strengthen local media ecosystems.
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