Arts-Based Community Engagement

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Ariel Fristoe is a national leader in community engagement and business model innovation in the arts. Ariel is the founder and Artistic Director of Out of Hand Theater, winner of The New York Times Best Theater of 2020, the Bloomberg Public Art Challenge 2023, and the Governor’s Award for the Arts and Humanities 2021. Ariel advances social justice through programs that combine theater with information and conversation. She leads Emory’s Concentration in Arts Management and she’s been an Innovator in Residence at The Hatchery. Ariel is published in the International Journal of Arts Management and American Theater Magazine. Harvard Business School published a case study on Out of Hand’s business model. Ariel is a graduate of Leadership Atlanta and a LINK Trip delegate. The AJC named her an Everyday Hero, and she’s won the Women of Influence Award and Emory's Entrepreneur Award and been named one of Georgia’s Most Influential Leaders and Atlanta's Most Powerful Leaders. 

INTRODUCTION: Kathy Colbenson