Workshop: Brian Paterson Demystifies Digital Marketing
BC Alliance for Arts + Culture’s workshops and webinars address topics of interest to arts, culture, and heritage organizations and to artists, presented by some… keep reading
Tag: Brian Paterson
Ask The Expert: Social Media for Audience Growth
Ask The Expert is a series from Laura Murray Public Relations that calls upon the expertise of arts and marketing specialists to provide insight and… keep reading
Vancouver Fringe Festival 2014: Brian’s Picks
In just one week the 2014 Vancouver Fringe Festival will descend upon the city for 11 frenetic days. Hundreds of artists will congregate on Granville… keep reading
Up All Night: Brian Paterson
Up All Night is a new feature from Laura Murray Public Relations that asks LMPR staff + arts community guests why they’re losing sleep- whether… keep reading
Summer Cocktails: Hemingway’s Daiquiri
With patio season just around the corner, LMPR recently got together to share delicious summer cocktails from the classic to the eclectic. Every week throughout… keep reading
On The Page: LMPR’s Favourite Books to Broaden Horizons
We have the opportunity to work with a diverse range of arts and culture organizations – from Shiamak Davar to Dancers of Damelahamid to the… keep reading
On The Page: LMPR’s Favourite Books to Start the Year
With 2013 already streaming by, the LMPR team used January to take stock of their reading habits and ambitions for the year ahead. We present… keep reading
On The Page: LMPR’s Favourite Books Under the Tree
'Tis the season, for both a busy arts and culture sector, and upcoming festivities. In the LMPR office, between promotions, each of us is considering… keep reading
On The Page: LMPR’s Most Inspiring Books
Each member of the LMPR team shares two particular qualities: striving for excellence and a dedication to furthering culture in society. These traits influence our… keep reading
On the Page: LMPR’s Favourite Books about the Performing Arts
At the outset, literature and performing arts would seem to reside on completely different spectrums of the art world. Theatre relies on the outward demonstration… keep reading