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GIVING BACK IS DEAD addresses the need to engage the next generation differently than the previous generation. Stover believes that arts institutions and initiatives will lose their funding if arts leaders do not recognize what motivates the next generation. The previous generation has structured arts funding based on participation in an elite and exclusionary social club related to the donor’s wealth. Media focus on the art market and its atmospheric sales prices reinforce that the art worl ...
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Elizabeth Dee joins Scott Stover on Giving Back is Dead for a conversation about her new non-profit initiative, the New York Gallery History Project at the Contemporary Art Library. Elizabeth holds a unique position and perspective in the New York art infrastructure as CEO and Co-Founder of the beloved Independent Art Fair. She has also been the cu…
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On a chilly morning during Frieze Art Week in Los Angeles, Audrey Ou sat by the fireplace at Scott's home to discuss her groundbreaking tech platform, TRLab, and how she Gives to the Arts. TRLab was established in 2021 with the vision of using technology to broaden the audience for art collecting and education among millennials and Gen Z. The platf…
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Scott sits down with Patton Hindle at L.A. Tennis Club at the start of Frieze week LA as it traditionally begins with the ART & LEISURE tennis tournament to raise funds for Artadia, a beloved arts nonprofit, where Patton has recently taken on the role of Executive Director. Patton, a millennial, has been a gallery owner, director of arts for Kickst…
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Vajra Kingsley and Scott Stover reflect over two seasons of Giving Back is Dead and provide a vision into the next season. Conversation was held at La Masion Lune, in Venice, California.By Scott Stover
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