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This Week's Newsletter
Sunday, October 20, 2024
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 Good morning: Is the creative economy recovering? The Atlantic magazine reported this week it is now profitable and will return to publishing monthly in print. On the other hand, California music festivals saw a big downturn this summer. On the other other hand, one music industry expert forecast this week a doubling of streaming revenue for music by 2030, just six years from now. The trends right now are very mixed. Here are a few more highlights from the past week: - Paris To Spend $55 Million Greening The Spaces Around Notre-Dame Cathedral “The project will create roughly 20,000 square feet of green space with 160 new trees, adapting the cathedral’s underground parking garage into a visitor center, a new riverfront promenade, and a viewing platform overlooking the Seine and the Ile Saint-Louis.” – AP
- The Pompidou’s Controversial Renovation Plans “The renovation plan and the closure it entails has not received much support within the art world.” – Apollo
- National Gallery In London Bans Almost All Liquids From Premises “For this, we can thank the climate-protesting art vandals, who launched the practice of vandalizing art for the sake of slowing climate change two years ago: they threw tomato soup at a van Gogh and glued themselves to the adjacent wall.” – The Guardian
- Reviving an Opera House: The Phoenix Rises in Milan “After being nearly destroyed by a catastrophic event, the historic Milan Opera House is set to reopen with a revamped design that incorporates cutting-edge sound technology and a renewed focus on accessibility.” – La Repubblica
- Innovative Art Installations Transform Urban Landscapes “Cities around the globe are finding that investing in large-scale public art projects has an unexpected bonus: besides beautifying the environment, these artworks are stimulating local economies and reviving neglected neighborhoods.” – The Art Newspaper
As usual, skip down to see all the stories we collected this week. If you know someone who might like this newsletter, forward this email or send them to this link to subscribe. See you next week. Doug
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- Aaron Dworkin
- Michael Rushton
- Sunil Iyengar
- Howard Mandel
- Jan Herman
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- Dance Magazine
- The Philadelphia Inquirer (MSN)
- The New York Times
- The Washington Post (MSN)
- The New Yorker
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- Slate
- Vox
- Harvard Magazine
- Phys
- The Conversation
- The New York Times
- History Today
- Psyche
- Neuroscience News
- The Conversation
- The Guardian (UK)
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- Hyperallergic
- CBC
- MyNewsLA.com
- The Atlantic
- ArtsHub
- AFP (MSN)
- SMU Data
- Aeon
- Axios
- The Dallas Morning News (MSN)
- Washington Post (MSN)
- Oregon ArtsWatch
- Smithsonian Magazine (MSN)
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- The Guardian (UK)
- Wired
- The Wrap
- Inside Radio
- The Wrap (MSN)
- Variety
- WBEZ
- Los Angeles Times (MSN)
- Variety
- Press Gazette (UK)
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- Curbed (MSN)
- The New York Times
- The Philadelphia Inquirer (MSN)
- SFGate
- Chicago Sun-Times
- MinnPost
- Playbill
- Ludwig Van
- Digital Music News
- The Guardian
- The New York Times
- The Guardian
- ABC
- Tampa Bay Times
- KCUR
PEOPLE |
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- The Washington Post (MSN)
- LitHub
- T — The New York Times Style Magazine
- The Guardian
- The Walrus
- AP
- NPR
- The New York Times
THEATRE |
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- The Washington Post (MSN)
- BBC
- History Today
- Gothamist
- WBEZ (Chicago)
- The New York Times
- The New York Times
- Seattle Times
VISUAL |
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- BBC
- AP
- ARTnews
- Apollo
- The Guardian
- ARTnews
- The New York Times
- AP
- The Guardian
- AP
- Artnet
- The New York Times
- ARTnews
- The Wall Street Journal
- The New York Times
- The Guardian (UK)
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- The Baffler
- Nautilus
- The Guardian
- Publishers Weekly
- The Millions
- AP
- The New York Times
- CNN
- CMSThomas
- The Washington Post
- ARTnews
- LitHub
- The New York Times
- Book Riot
Happy reading! Got a story recommendation? We love to hear them. Send tips to artsbeat@artsjournal.com. We'll see you tomorrow. |
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