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Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra
 The Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra is seeking an innovative, strategic and collaborative Executive Director to lead the organization toward its next chapter. [READ MORE]
 
President and Chief Executive Officer
 Memories are made at Massey Hall and Roy Thomson Hall – two architectural gems that showcase the world’s greatest performers in one of North America’s largest and most musical cities. [READ MORE]
 
Do You Want More Audiences and Donors?
 Attend the National Arts Marketing, Development & Ticketing Conference in Seattle! [READ MORE]
 
Managing Director – Everyman Theatre
 Everyman Theatre invites applicants and nominations for this leadership position at this robust and growing Baltimore company. [READ MORE]
 
AEA is Hiring!
 Research Analyst - New York [READ MORE]
 
VP Sales and Marketing
 The Company is a publisher engaged in global retail and wholesale distribution of museum quality limited edition prints by renowned contemporary artists. [READ MORE]
 
The Lewis Prize for Music – Letter of Interest Open
 Champions and leaders of community youth music programs are heroes. The Lewis Prize for Music celebrates mentors who empower and inspire young people to use music as a force for good. The Lewis Prize for Music is excited to announce the opening of its inaugural awards process. At the core of The Lewis Prize is […] [READ MORE]
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U Kentucky, College of Fine Arts, Assistant Professor in Arts Administration 
The University of Kentucky, College of Fine Arts, seeks applicants for a tenure track, Assistant Professor in Arts Administration to begin August 2020. [READ MORE]

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Celebrity Series of Boston seeks Director of Finance 
Reporting to Celebrity Series of Boston’s President and Executive Director, Gary Dunning, the organization seeks a seasoned professional to fill the role of Director of Finance. [READ MORE]

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Executive Director, Theatre Forward 
The Executive Director will create innovative ways for Theatre Forward to achieve its long-term vision of advancing American theatre and the communities they serve. [READ MORE]

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Ohio State seeks Assistant Professor of Arts Management 
The Ohio State University’s Department of Arts Administration, Education, and Policy (AAEP) invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track Assistant Professor in Arts Management to begin in August 2020. [READ MORE]

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Chief Curator – Harley-Davidson Museum 
The Harley-Davidson Museum seeks a dynamic and visionary Chief Curator to lead its exhibitions and collections. [READ MORE]

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Annapolis Symphony seeks Executive Director & Chief Development Officer 
The Annapolis Symphony Orchestra seeks a strong leader who brings a successful track record in fund-raising, excellent interpersonal skills, and the proven ability to manage and lead an organization in achieving its strategic and budgetary goals. [READ MORE]

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Search for the next President of the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra 
On the heels of celebrating its 100th anniversary, the Juno and Grammy-award winning Vancouver Symphony Orchestra (“VSO”), is engaged in a search for its next President of the VSS and the VSOSOM. [READ MORE]

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Executive Director – Fox Theatre Tucson 
The Fox Theatre Tucson invites applications for the position of Executive Director. [READ MORE]

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TO Live is seeking a new VP of Programming 
Your passion for arts programming will re-imagine and stimulate the artistic and cultural life of Toronto. [READ MORE]

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Faculty – Arts Administration 
Butler University’s Jordan College of the Arts (JCA) invites applications for a full-time, 9-month faculty position in the Department of Arts Administration beginning August 2020. [READ MORE]


FROM TODAY'S ARTSJOURNAL BLOGS
Why Did American Classical Music “Stay White”? 

Dvořák predicted that a ‘great and noble school’ of American classical music would arise from ‘Negro melodies.’ But the black musical motherlode migrated to popular genres; American classical music stayed white. The reasons are both obvious and not. – Joe Horowitz

 


$8.27 Million & Counting: Metropolitan Museum’s Disposable Irving Gift of Chinese Art 

When I attended the celebratory press conference in 2015 that announced multiple major benefactions to the Met’s Asian Art Department, little did I know that a few years later the Met would auction off a good chunk of those lauded gifts. – Lee Rosenbaum

 


Community Engagement Resources 

The beginning of a new academic year feels like a good time to work on making all of these resources more widely known. ArtsEngaged has the following available for people in the field who want to support community engagement. – Doug Borwick

 


Recent Listening In Brief (really brief) 

Rondi Marsh, The Pink Room
Bill O’Connell And The Afro-Caribbean Ensemble,
Wind Off The Hudson (Savant)
Doug Ramsey

 



 
TODAY'S ARTS & CULTURE NEWS ~ 09/15/2019

DANCE
A Gender Gap In Ballet Leadership Seems Too Weird – But It’s Real
     - Email/share this:     - Forbes 

At Age 100, Henry Danton Is Still Teaching Ballet
     - Email/share this:     - NBC News 

50 Years Ago: Pittsburgh’s Big Bang Of Dance
     - Email/share this:     - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette 

Choreographer David Bintley On 24 Years Running Birmingham Royal Ballet, And On Why He Left
     - Email/share this:     - The Stage 

PBS NewsHour Visits Cambodia’s All-Gay-Male Classical Dance Troupe
     - Email/share this:     - PBS NewsHour 


IDEAS
Science Is Deeply Imaginative And Creative
     - Email/share this:     - Aeon 

People Are Moving Out Of America’s Largest Cities
     - Email/share this:     - The Atlantic 

Will Artificial Intelligence Change Our Relationship With Religion?
     - Email/share this:     - Vox 

How We Think About Intelligence Warps How We Think About People
     - Email/share this:     - 3 Quarks Daily 

Are Bots Defining Your Aesthetic? (Of Course They Are)
     - Email/share this:     - 3 Quarks Daily 

Why Birds Have Been Such Powerful Symbols Throughout History
     - Email/share this:     - Aeon 

We’re Rich. So Why Do We Work Even Harder?
     - Email/share this:     - The Point 

How Conspiracy Theorists Are Building (And Rebuilding) Their Own Networks
     - Email/share this:     - Journal of Design and Science 


ISSUES
Behind The Feud Between DC’s Mayor And The City’s Arts Commission
     - Email/share this:     - Washington Post 

New Jersey Becomes First US State To Offer Arts Education To All Students
     - Email/share this:     - Hyperallergic 

How Can The Arts Be More Diverse When The Structure Isn’t Set Up For It?
     - Email/share this:     - ArtsHub 

Why Fewer Americans Are Volunteering
     - Email/share this:     - CityLab 

Who Cares Where The Money Comes From If It’s Given Anonymously? Well…
     - Email/share this:     - The New York Times 

Do We Have No Choice But To Stan? How Fan Culture Is Swallowing Democracy
     - Email/share this:     - New York Times 

What About The Morals Of Raising Money?
     - Email/share this:     - NonProfit Quarterly 

Now Here’s A Marketing Challenge: Rebranding London’s Vagina Museum
     - Email/share this:     - Museums and Heritage Advisor 

Study: Forty Percent Of UK Arts Organizations Pay Junior Staff Less Than Living Wages
     - Email/share this:     - Arts Professional 

Let The Uproar Begin: English National Opera To Take Away Critics’ Companion Tickets
     - Email/share this:     - The Guardian 

Do Arts Organization Boards Need To Be Battlegrounds?
     - Email/share this:     - artnet 

The Shocking Costs Of Doing Art History Research
     - Email/share this:     - Times Higher Education 

Canceling ‘Cancel Culture’ — Would That Even Be Necessary?
     - Email/share this:     - Wired 

The United States’ Most ‘Arts-Vibrant’ Cities: Report
     - Email/share this:     - Philanthropy News Digest 

Performance Art Is Hot Right Now. But There’s A Problem…
     - Email/share this:     - The New York Times 

The Arts’ Funding Model Failure To Pay Living Wages Need To Change
     - Email/share this:     - Barry's Blog 


MEDIA
Twenty Years Ago, Reality Shows ‘Broke TV’ And Paved The Way For Today
     - Email/share this:     - HuffPost 

MoviePass, Too Good To Be True, Has Finally Died
     - Email/share this:     - Los Angeles Times 

The Royal Visit In The New Downton Abbey Movie Is Easy Peasy Compared To Reality
     - Email/share this:     - The New York Times 

A Short History Of TV’s “Golden Ages”
     - Email/share this:     - Harper's 

YouTube Steps Up Removal Of Hate Videos
     - Email/share this:     - ColorLines 

YouTube Says It Will Crack Down On Manipulation Of Music Charts
     - Email/share this:     - TechCrunch 

What Could Possibly Go Wrong?: Amazon Says It Will Let Random People Give Answers For Alexa Questions
     - Email/share this:     - CNBC 

Why Is Netflix Canceling So Many Shows?
     - Email/share this:     - The Verge 

Facing “Severe Cash Flow Issues”, Nevada Public Radio Lays Off All Staffers In Reno
     - Email/share this:     - Reno Gazette Journal 

Disney Wants To Limit Profit Sharing For Creators Of Hit Shows
     - Email/share this:     - Los Angeles Times 

Film Festivals Cost Their Host Cities A Lot — Are They Worth It?
     - Email/share this:     - The Guardian 

Toronto International Film Festival’s Stellar Record At Predicting Hits
     - Email/share this:     - CBC 

An Israeli TV Series Shows The Jewish State Locked In Civil War
     - Email/share this:     - The Guardian 

There’s One American TV Show That Depicts Labor With Real Dignity
     - Email/share this:     - The Baffler 

Are Streaming Services Making It More Difficult For Canadians To See Canadian Films?
     - Email/share this:     - The Conversation 


MUSIC
Los Angeles Opera Opens Without A Resolution About Placido Domingo
     - Email/share this:     - Los Angeles Times 

Historian Presenting Lecture On Controversial Musician Gets Shut Down And Banned
     - Email/share this:     - ARTnews 

What’s This About Classical Music Evolving?
     - Email/share this:     - New York Observer 

Dvořák Was Sure ‘Negro Melodies’ Would Be The Foundation Of American Classical Music. Why Did It Remain So White?
     - Email/share this:     - The American Scholar 

The Reinvention Of Opera Philadelphia
     - Email/share this:     - The Philadelphia Citizen 

Lyric Opera Of Chicago Names Music Director To Succeed Retiring Andrew Davis
     - Email/share this:     - Chicago Tribune 

The Rebel Conductor With A New Vision For Classical Music
     - Email/share this:     - The New York Times 

African-American Is New Chief Conductor Of BBC National Orchestra Of Wales
     - Email/share this:     - The Telegraph (UK) 

Conductor Anthony Parnther Knows The Effect Seeing A Black Person On The Podium Can Have
     - Email/share this:     - Los Angeles Times 

Is It Now A Strike And Not A Lockout? Baltimore Symphony Musicians Reject Both Contract Offer And Play-And-Talk Offer
     - Email/share this:     - Baltimore Sun 

Riccardo Muti On The Post-Strike Chicago Symphony
     - Email/share this:     - Chicago Tribune 

Mezzo Dolora Zajick Will Retire From Opera Next Year
     - Email/share this:     - Opera News 

Ex-L.A. Opera Staffer Gives Eyewitness Testimony Of Plácido Domingo Kissing And Groping Women
     - Email/share this:     - KCRW (Los Angeles) 

Baltimore Symphony Musicians File Charges With National Labor Relations Board
     - Email/share this:     - WBAL-TV (Baltimore) 

Kansas City Symphony Music Director Michael Stern Renews For Three Years, Will Then Retire
     - Email/share this:     - KCUR (Kansas City) 

BMI, The Performance Rights Administrator Announces Record Collections For Musicians
     - Email/share this:     - Variety 

Petrenko’s Conservative Debut With Berlin Philharmonic Is Troubling
     - Email/share this:     - The New Yorker 


PEOPLE
What Is The Deal With Jeremy Renner, And By Extension, Hollywood?
     - Email/share this:     - BuzzFeed 

Biographer Jean Edward Smith, Who Brought Grant And Eisenhower Out Of Obscurity, Has Died At 83
     - Email/share this:     - The New York Times 

Anne Rivers Siddons, Author Of ‘Peachtree Road’ And Other Books Whose Subject Was The New South
     - Email/share this:     - The New York Times 

Flutist Eugenia Zukerman On Dealing With Her Alzheimer’s
     - Email/share this:     - Albany Times-Union 

Mardik Martin, Screenwriter For Martin Scorsese, Dead At 82
     - Email/share this:     - Variety 

Susan Kamil, Beloved Editor Of Famous Authors, Dead At 69
     - Email/share this:     - New York Times 

What Robert Frank’s Camera Saw: A Legacy
     - Email/share this:     - The New Yorker 

Larry Gagosian: “You Always Have To Be On The Side Of The Artist”
     - Email/share this:     - GQ 

Robert Frank, Influential Photographer Of Postwar America, Dead At 94
     - Email/share this:     - Washington Post 

Neil Montanus, Who Took The Enormous Colorama Photos Displayed At Grand Central Station, Dead At 92
     - Email/share this:     - New York Times 

Peter Nichols, Playwright Of ‘A Day In The Death Of Joe Egg’ And ‘Privates On Parade’, Dead At 92
     - Email/share this:     - The Guardian 


THEATRE
Study Shows That Gendered Discrimination, And A Lack Of Parental Support, Create Massive Barriers For Women Theatre Designers
     - Email/share this:     - American Theatre 

After 40 Years, ‘For Colored Girls’ Returns, As A Celebration And As A Weapon, To The Theatre Where It Was Born
     - Email/share this:     - New York Times 

‘Unmanly Grief’ — Performing A Trans Hamlet
     - Email/share this:     - HowlRound 

This Off-Broadway Play Was So Fraught, It Hired Post-Show Counselors For The Audience. Now It’s Headed To Broadway — Can Broadway Handle It?
     - Email/share this:     - New York Times 

A Stage Combat Consultancy Run Entirely By Women
     - Email/share this:     - The Stage 

Can Card Tricks Make The World A Better Place? These Magicians Are Giving It A Try
     - Email/share this:     - The Guardian 


VISUAL
Gender Bias In Museums Goes All The Way Down To The Fossil Collections
     - Email/share this:     - Hyperallergic 

Blenheim Palace’s Gold Toilet Is Stolen, Flooding The Palace
     - Email/share this:     - The Observer (UK) 

Sculptor Wendy Taylor Wants Pro-Leave Brexiters To Stop Using Her Work As A Symbol
     - Email/share this:     - The Observer (UK) 

A Knife-Wielding Attacker Has Severely Damaged A Painting At The Pompidou
     - Email/share this:     - BBC 

Turkey Moves Ahead With Dam That Will Flood 10,000-Year-Old City
     - Email/share this:     - Smithsonian Magazine 

Now: Point Your Phone At Any Art And Find Out What It Is
     - Email/share this:     - The New York Times 

How Conservators Keep Art Made With Day-Glo Pigments Glowing
     - Email/share this:     - Los Angeles Times 

Defining What A Museum Is: More Than Collecting, An Ideology?
     - Email/share this:     - artnet 

Drought Reveals Ancient Long-Hidden “Spanish Stonehenge”
     - Email/share this:     - artnet 

Is This The Last Botticelli Left In Private Hands?
     - Email/share this:     - The Art Newspaper 

Why Is A Looted Mayan Sculpture Going Up For Auction?
     - Email/share this:     - Los Angeles Times 

Art Institute Of Chicago Plans Major Long-Term Makeover Of Its Campus
     - Email/share this:     - Chicago Tribune 

Italy Might Keep Its Foreign-Born Museum Directors After All
     - Email/share this:     - artnet 

Scientists Find Anomaly In Dead Sea Scrolls That Casts Doubts On Origin
     - Email/share this:     - The Guardian 

The Agreed-Upon Definition Of Museum Will Not Be Changed — For Now
     - Email/share this:     - Time 

DC Mayor Locks City’s Arts Commission Out Of Its Storage Vault
     - Email/share this:     - Washington City Paper 

A Battle Over “Another” Mona Lisa
     - Email/share this:     - CNN 

Thomas Heatherwick Defends His Hudson Yards Installation
     - Email/share this:     - dezeen 

Fashion Houses Pull Out Of Fashion Week Events At The Shed
     - Email/share this:     - New York Post 

Judy Chicago Reclaims Her Place In Art
     - Email/share this:     - Los Angeles Times 


WORDS
 Australia Has A Crisis In Its School Libraries
     - Email/share this:     - ABC (Australia) 

 The Hidden Box Of Dr. Seuss
     - Email/share this:     - The New York Times 

 The Girl Who Published Her First Novel At 12, And Then Disappeared At 25
     - Email/share this:     - The Guardian (UK) 

 Ireland Gets A New Museum Of Literature ‘In A Battle For The Soul Of Dublin’
     - Email/share this:     - The Irish Times 

 Should You Really Go To A Book-Adapted Movie Before You Read The Book?
     - Email/share this:     - Los Angeles Times 

 Should Ghost Writers Speak Out Against Their Subjects?
     - Email/share this:     - The Guardian 

 When Words Fail Us
     - Email/share this:     - Nautilus 

 Why Are Books Rectangular? This Is Why
     - Email/share this:     - Book Riot 

 EU Bans Resale Of Ebooks
     - Email/share this:     - Publishers Weekly 

 How Urban Dictionary Went From Treasure Trove To Cesspit
     - Email/share this:     - Wired 

 New Canadian Indie Press Isn’t What It Seems
     - Email/share this:     - The Conversation 

 The Long And Ugly Fight Over Copyright To Emily Dickinson’s Work
     - Email/share this:     - Los Angeles Review of Books 

 Saving Endangered Indigenous Languages By Digitizing Them Is A Tricky Business, And Not Just Technically
     - Email/share this:     - Slate 

 How Local Dialects Work
     - Email/share this:     - The Walrus 

 In 1913, Edith Wharton Created An Anti-Heroine For The 21st Century
     - Email/share this:     - The New Yorker 

 How “Ulysses” Became A Scandal And Changed The Definition Of Obscenity In America
     - Email/share this:     - New York Review of Books 

 Is American Poetry Too Snooty?
     - Email/share this:     - The Paris Review 



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