Bill Bragin, Lincoln Center's director of public programming, said many of the events this year were designed to foster audience participation.
In this workshop, we will explore the ways that PowerPoint and other slide technologies can foster audience understanding and attention.
Beach balls and pantomime shout-outs of the tried-and-true jokes about being "behind you" foster audience interaction.
Something about fostering more local "stars" in our own theatrical communities, which might just foster audience loyalty -- and has got to save theaters some money these days while certainly helping support local talent.
The key is held by perceptive and enterprising individuals who can attract, build, and foster flourishing audiences, and must be empowered to do so in order to lead viewers, friends, and friends of friends back to the original font of information creating a new source of information stakeholders from the outside in.
For ballet companies to survive they must foster new audiences and continually establish their relevance as leading art institutions.
These two institutions -- at opposite ends of Liverpool, the host city for this year's international Media Art History conference -- are even connected by Peter Appleton's green laser beam, which stretches high across the city, generating a powerful symbolic message about the need for art to work harder to foster new audiences.
Perhaps in the realm of high-budget studio movies with wide releases, the role of critics is smaller; but it's precisely in the domain of the art house — of independent films, foreign films, and movies from decades past — where critics can help to foster an audience, current and future.
The producers wanted to foster their audience's sense of empowerment by eliciting their assistance for the show's host and by encouraging their identification with the character Blue, who served as a stand-in for the typical preschooler.
