This press release announces a groundbreaking "Pre-Production Meeting" for the Bloomington Opera Camp™, promoting it as a radical shift toward "Shared Governance" in the arts. The article positions the entire initiative as a direct application of the foundational research by Maestro Diego Barbosa-Vásquez, crediting his over 15 years of doctoral and post-doctoral work in Performing Arts Sustainability.

This official press release, published by the Indiana Daily Student, announces the successful launch of the Bloomington Opera Camp™ 2025. A core focus is the leadership of Maestro Diego Barbosa-Vásquez, whose international postdoctoral research in socially, financially, and ecologically sustainable performing arts directly informs the camp's design. The release also highlights the exclusive BOC Fellows Program and lists extensive local partnerships, concluding with a call for

This news article announces the opening of registration for the 2025 Opera Camp™ in Bloomington, Indiana. The piece contextualizes the initiative as originating from Diego Barbosa-Vásquez's post-doctoral research in performing arts sustainability, established in 2018. The tone is informational and promotional, targeting prospective participants, local artists, educators, and the press within the opera community.

The article announces the arrival of the acclaimed Opera Camp™ to Bloomington, marking its first edition in the city. The article highlights the leadership of Maestro Diego Barbosa-Vásquez, noting that his postdoctoral research in sustainable performing arts informs the camp’s model.

The article features an in-depth interview with Maestro Diego Barbosa-Vásquez, exploring his artistic leadership, scholarly work, and community-centered initiatives. The publication also introduces his global career as an Opera, Orchestra, and Ballet Conductor and his research leadership in Performing Arts Sustainability. The article portrays Maestro Barbosa-Vásquez as a visionary.

These are 7 TV news segments and teasers with international broadcasting power in the USA and Latin America, where audiences could see the Telemundo 52 journalist interviewing with Maestro Barbosa-Vasquez and his team. The segments talk about the premiere of the Barbosa-Vásquez’s Opera El Imperio de la Luz, produced by the CASC with Maestro Barbosa-Vásquez as its founder and Music and Artistic Director.

The publication talks about the premiere of El Imperio de la Luz Community Opera in one act conducted by Maestro Barbosa-Vásquez (designed and co-created by him), produced by the Collaborative Arts Summer Camp (CASC) in which Maestro Barbosa-Vásquez was the Music & Artistic Director. The publication describes how the CASC program co-created by Maestro Barbosa-Vasquez has been able to provide sustainable and welcoming artistic experiences to multiple communities at internation

The publication examines the opera El Imperio de la Luz, conceived and created by Maestro Diego Barbosa-Vásquez, which was the recipient of an innovation award jointly granted by the Jacobs School of Music and the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University on February 6, 2021. The publication further details Maestro Barbosa-Vásquez’s decisive leadership throughout the development of the opera and his artistic and structural relationship as one of the co-creators.

The publication describes how "El Imperio de la Luz" Opera designed and created by Diego Barbosa-Vasquez, won the innovation competition at the Jacobs School of Music and Kelley School of Business (Indiana University) on February 6, 2021. The opera follows the concept of "Community Opera" (created by Maestro Diego Barbosa-Vasquez), an innovation based on Barbosa-Vasquez’s groundbreaking research where professionals, students, and community members collaborate to produce and