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Sunday, July 18, 2021
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Artistic Director – Cincinnati Ballet


 Serving in a co-leadership role with the President & CEO, the next Artistic Director will lead the artistic vision and focus of the Cincinnati Ballet and the Otto M. Budig Academy... [READ MORE]

 
 

What An Anti-Racist Organization Looks Like and How the Cultural Industry Can Respond to Racial Injustices


 Tune in to presentations on these topics and many others for FREE! Join colleagues from across the globe to discuss the most important trends of our time. Arts Reach New Ways Forward – a comprehensive package of breakthrough strategies to help you navigate uncertain times and be fully prepared for the future opportunities that await […] [READ MORE]

 
 

Apply Now for Fall 2021: CGU MA in Art Business or Arts Management


 Be a part of L.A.’s arts community by earning an MA in Art Business or Arts Management at CGU. [READ MORE]

 
 

Michigan Opera Theatre seeks Director of Marketing and Communication


 With the appointment of Artistic Director Yuval Sharon and Associate Artistic Director Christine Goerke, MOT’s Director of Marketing and Communications is crucial in expressing the company's commitment to re-define the experience of opera in Detroit. [READ MORE]

 
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Human Race Theatre Seeks Artistic Director 

The Artistic Director of The Human Race Theatre Company maintains the high artistic standards of this 35-year-old professional, regional theatre [READ MORE]

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Dovetail Design Strategists – Project Administrator 

Dovetail Design Strategists, the leading independent architect selection firm in the States seeks a Project Administrator for part-time position. [READ MORE]

 

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DANCE

Turning Point: COVID Lockdown Has Freed Dance From Its Confines

- Zocalo


Going Back To Work Might Be A Bit Awkward For New York City Ballet’s Georgina Pazcoguin

- The New York Times


Remember Waacking? It’s Back

- The Guardian


Oklahoma City Ballet Sues Insurance Company Over Denied COVID Claims

- KFOR


Wayne McGregor: ”We Need, In Dance, To Slightly Rebalance What It Is We’re Watching And What We’re Expecting”

- The Guardian


US Post Office Launches Stamps Featuring Tap Dancers

- KPVI


Making Dance More Visible At The Venice Biennale – And Always

- The Guardian



 

IDEAS

Looking For Culture To Lead The Reopening Of New York

- The New York Times


New Study Confirms 1972 MIT Study That Collapse Of Civilization Is Imminent

- Vice


“Digital Twinning” Is Revolutionizing How We Solve Problems

- Dezeen


For A Culture Of Innovation You Need Arts Spaces

- The Conversation


The Romance Of Going To Space Has Been Corrupted By Profit

- Boston Review


There Is No Debate About Critical Race Theory – It’s One Side Arguing With Itself

- The Atlantic


Study: Culture Warriors On The Left Are Angrier Than Those on the Right

- Prospect


Study: Gut Bacteria In Boys Linked To Heightened Brain Cognition

- MedicalXpress


The Therapy Game – How Games Are Therapy

- Los Angeles Times


Study: We Could Prevent 20 Percent Of Deaths By Redesigning Cities

- Fast Company


Prospect’s List Of The World’s Top Fifty Thinkers

- Prospect


How Mathematical Models Gave Us An Advantage With COVID

- Nautilus


They Said COVID Would Kill Cities. Clearly It Hasn’t

- The New York Times


Why Debate Over Critical Race Theory Has Nothing To Do With It

- 3 Quarks Daily



 

ISSUES

The Squishy Of Using AI To Fake Anthony Bourdain’s Voice In A Documentary

- Chicago Tribune


Why We All Need To Pay Attention To How Artificial Intelligence Works

- Nonprofit Quarterly


An Arts Center In Bethlehem, Right Next To The Israeli Security Wall

- The New York Times


This Former Public Restroom Has Become An Arts Organization

- Yahoo! (Chicago Tribune)


Jeff Bezos Gives Smithsonian Air And Space Museum $200 Million

- AP


With Sydney Back In COVID Lockdown, Arts Promised Millions In New Aid

- Limelight (Australia)


Australian Thinktank Proposes New Model For The Arts (We Have Our Reservations)

- ArtsHub


Can The Arts Lead A Green Recovery?

- BBC


Mapping The Reopening: A TRG Report

- TRG


Meet Spoleto Festival USA’s First New General Director In 35 Years

- The Post and Courier (Charleston)


Italy Bans Cruise Ships From Venice (And They Mean It This Time!)

- Reuters


The Arts Have A Class Problem

- The Conversation


‘Voice Cloning’ — AI-Generated Copies Of Individuals’ Speech Intrigues And Worries Voice Actors

- BBC


You’ll Still Be Wearing Masks At Performances In England, Even After July 19

- WhatsOnStage (London)



 

MEDIA

What’s Getting People Back To The Cinema?

- Los Angeles Times


Seriously? Producers Used AI To Fake Anthony Bourdain’s Voice on Documentary

- BBC


Facebook Wants To Pay Video-Makers. It Could Be A Tough Sell

- The New York Times


Yay! We Can Go To The Movies Again! But What Does That Even Mean Anymore?

- The New York Times


Netflix Is Getting Into Video Games

- Bloomberg


Facebook And Instagram Say They’ll Give $1 Billion To Content Creators Through 2022

- The Hollywood Reporter


Speedrunners: The Players Racing To Beat Classic Games

- Maclean's


The Fascinating Political History Of Dubbing Movies

- The Conversation


Court Throws Out Judge Roy Moore’s Lawsuit Against Sacha Baron Cohen

- The Hollywood Reporter


France Fines Google $593 Million Over News Sharing

- The New York Times



 

MUSIC

One Of History’s Greatest Opera Divas Was Also A Fine Composer

- The New York Times


Brexit Has Made It A Nightmare For UK Bands To Tour Europe

- The New York Times


San Francisco Symphony CEO To Leave After Four Years

- San Francisco Chronicle


British MPs Propose Reform Of Music Streaming Revenue Sharing

- BBC


How Pakistan Developed A Jazz Scene, Thanks To The U.S. State Department

- The Guardian


Houston Symphony’s Next Music Director Will Be Juraj Valčuha

- Houston Chronicle


“An Outsized Image Forged From Undersized Gifts” — How Did Eugene Ormandy Do It?

- Classical Voice North America


How Musical Memories Evolve

- The Nightingale's Sonata


Can The Metropolitan Opera Start Its Season On Time? It’s Up To The Musicians’ Union

- The New York Times


A Music Critic Reconsiders The Star Spangled Banner As A Piece Of Music

- San Francisco Chronicle


Who’s Up For Taking Over Dallas’s Classical Radio Station?

- Dallas Morning News


Verbier Festival Orchestra Quarantined, Misses Its First Concert Of Year

- The Violin Channel


Where Are All Of The Great Black Concert Films?

- The Guardian (UK)


The Attacca Quartet Made It Through The Pandemic

- NPR


Vinyl Is A Perfect Medium For Discovering Classical Music

- Washington Post


An Investigation Into Sony Music Australia Yields Hordes Of Complaints

- The Guardian (UK)


Creating An Opera About The Ugly Side Of Desire

- Irish Times


How To Have A Massive Hit In England

- The Guardian (UK)



 

PEOPLE

At Home With The World’s Most Powerful Crossword Editor

- The Guardian


Oleg Briansky, Who Founded One Of America’s Top Ballet Schools, Dead At 91

- The New York Times


Christian Boltanski, Who Turned Found Objects Into Haunting Art Installations, Dead At 76

- ARTnews


Donald Pippin, San Francisco’s Pied Piper Of Opera, Dead At 95

- San Francisco Classical Voice


Master Bluegrass Fiddler Byron Berline Dead At 77

- The New York Times


Meet Andrew Lloyd Webber, Activist

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Vijay Gupta’s Path To Music

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Thomas Cleary, Who Translated Classic Works Of Eastern Philosophy, 72

- The New York Times


One Of The Last Members Of Auschwitz’s Women’s Orchestra Has Died

- France 24



 

THEATRE

Career Paths In Theatre Are Messed Up

- San Francisco Chronicle


Even As Restrictions Are Lifting, COVID Is Still Shutting Down West End Shows

- The New York Times


Is This Really “America’s Oldest Theatre”?

- Broad Street Review (Philadelphia)


Washington’s Signature Theatre Picks A New Leader

- Washington Post


California Budgets $50 Million In Pandemic Relief For Small Theaters

- The New York Times


The Play For Our Moment? A Harold Pinter One-Act From 1960

- Los Angeles Times


LA’s Theatres Face Big Issues In Reopening

- The New York Times


Broadway Is So Ready To Open Back Up

- Washington Post


The New TV Series ‘Schmigadoon’ Tries To Sing Away Problems Of American Musicals

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VISUAL

Painting Restoration Takes The Smile Off

- The Guardian


High-Tech Analysis Of *Exactly* How Museumgoers Look At Art

- Bloomberg CityLab


Archaeologists Uncover Unknown 4,000-Year-Old City In Iraq

- Al-Monitor


Is This Or Is This Not A Goya? The Prado Can’t Make Up Its Mind

- Artnet


Why It’s So Easy To Ridicule The Art World

- ARTnews


The Italians Who Dangle From Ropes To Repair Historic Sites

- Apollo


Pornhub Is Now Offering Virtual Museum Tours

- Artlyst


Security Guards Curate Baltimore Museum Show

- The Art Newspaper


Robots Are Now Sculpting In Carrara Marble

- The New York Times


Jerry Saltz Turns Down $250K Substack Offer To Stay At New York Mag

- Twitter


At Last, Bringing A Native Perspective To The Met

- The New York Times


An Indigenous Perspective On Frida Kahlo

- Hyperallergic


Is This 51,000-Year-Old Giant Deer Bone Carving Art?

- The New York Times


Taking Photographic Inspiration From Ovid

- The New York Times



 

WORDS

Looking For Culture To Lead The Reopening Of New York

- The New York Times


New Study Confirms 1972 MIT Study That Collapse Of Civilization Is Imminent

- Vice


“Digital Twinning” Is Revolutionizing How We Solve Problems

- Dezeen


For A Culture Of Innovation You Need Arts Spaces

- The Conversation


The Romance Of Going To Space Has Been Corrupted By Profit

- Boston Review


There Is No Debate About Critical Race Theory – It’s One Side Arguing With Itself

- The Atlantic


Study: Culture Warriors On The Left Are Angrier Than Those on the Right

- Prospect


Study: Gut Bacteria In Boys Linked To Heightened Brain Cognition

- MedicalXpress


The Therapy Game – How Games Are Therapy

- Los Angeles Times


Study: We Could Prevent 20 Percent Of Deaths By Redesigning Cities

- Fast Company


Prospect’s List Of The World’s Top Fifty Thinkers

- Prospect


How Mathematical Models Gave Us An Advantage With COVID

- Nautilus


They Said COVID Would Kill Cities. Clearly It Hasn’t

- The New York Times


Why Debate Over Critical Race Theory Has Nothing To Do With It

- 3 Quarks Daily



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