The National Alliance for Media Arts and Culture (NAMAC) is a nonprofit association whose membership comprises a diverse mix of organizations and individuals dedicated to a common goal: the support and advocacy of independent film, video, audio and online/multimedia arts.
Members' Events and Announcements
A listing of NAMAC Members' latest Events and Announcements.
Featured Members
Check out the NAMAC's Featured Organization, VOICES and Featured Leader, Andrea Isabel Quijada.
Articles in the Idea Exchange
11 Nov 2008
Amanda Ault Is Named Associate Director of Southern Exposure
After five years with NAMAC, Amanda Ault is leaving to take the position of Associate Director of Southern Exposure, a San Francisco-based visual arts organization. Her last day will be Friday, November 14, 2008.
26 Sep 2008
White Space Devices and the Battle over Innovation: Public Access vs. Industry Control of the Airwaves
Find out everything you need to know about this hot topic relating to wireless spectrum.
20 Aug 2008
The Last of the Red Hot Filmmaker Tours
Find out how the Southern Arts Federation takes their filmmakers on the road for a unique exhibition experience.
21 Jul 2008
Creating A Platform for Participation: An Overview of NAMAC’s Website Launch
Learn more about this site's new content areas and ways you can participate.
21 Jul 2008
Youth Media Reporter: A Resource to the Field
Youth Media Reporter is a field-building initiative, primarily as an online
newsletter for practitioners to share information across the field.
16 Jul 2008
Next President Should Launch the Digital New Deal
Read how, from a media arts perspective, the country needs a national broadband initiative and a “Digital New Deal.”
16 Jul 2008
Seize the Opportunity: Moving Towards A Multigenerational Leadership Model
Is there really an imminent leadership crisis, or do we need to just shift our perspective?
16 Jul 2008
NAMAC Update on Orphan Works Legislation
Orphan works is a copyright issue that affects a large number of filmmakers and artists today. Learn more here.
16 Jul 2008
Re:place 2007: The Second International Conference on the Histories of Media, Art, Science, and Technology
Re:place’s thematic focus was on "place" and the migration of knowledge in the interdisciplinary contexts of art, historiography, science, and technology.
