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International Festival of Arts & Ideas – Director of Programming & Community Impact 
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FROM TODAY'S ARTSJOURNAL BLOGS
Diversity Diversion: Plumbing Museums’ “Pipeline” Problem in Hiring Minorities 

While the persistent lag in hiring minorities is arguably a manifestation of museums’ systemic racism, it is also a “pipeline problem” — the relative scarcity of well-trained minority candidates. But if a museum official were to state this publicly, it would likely be dismissed as a cop-out. – Lee Rosenbaum



Are Orchestras “Better than Ever”? — What Not to Tell a Young Musician 

“Orchestras are better than ever” – if you mean that, literally, you mean that in terms of the role the institution plays in Minneapolis or Philadelphia or Boston, it has a bigger and more important role than it’s ever had in the past. Anybody who says that – they don’t know what an orchestra is. So this is a dangerous thing to tell young musicians. – Joseph Horowitz



Lang Lang, the Goldberg Variations and roads that were (long) not taken 

Bach isn’t exactly the kind of composer for which Lang Lang became famous. In fact, he’s known the Goldbergs for a long time now, and the piece fits him better than you might expect. – David Patrick Stearns




 
TODAY'S ARTS & CULTURE NEWS ~ 09/01/2020

DANCE

IDEAS
Research: Knowledge Workers Are More Productive Working From Home
     - Email/share this  - Harvard Business Review 


ISSUES

MEDIA
What Next After Zoom Fatigue
     - Email/share this  - Vox 

How ‘Orange Is The New Black’ Changed Some Of Its Actresses’ Lives
     - Email/share this  - The New York Times 


MUSIC
How Choruses Are Figuring Out How To Sing Together
     - Email/share this  - Cincinnati Business Journal 

The Racial Anxiety Behind Music Reaction Videos
     - Email/share this  - The New York Times 

CAMI Abruptly Shuts Down
     - Email/share this  - Yahoo! (AP) 

The New York Phil Rejoins Public Performances By Way Of A Pick-Up Truck
     - Email/share this  - The New York Times 


PEOPLE
Educationist Sir Kenneth Robinson, 70
     - Email/share this  - The Guardian 

Tracee Ellis Ross On Finding Her Way In Hollywood
     - Email/share this  - The Atlantic 

How Chadwick Boseman Made Dignity Look Interesting
     - Email/share this  - The New York Times 


THEATRE
A New Shakespearean Theatre Recreation In Connecticut?
     - Email/share this  - Hartford Courant 


VISUAL
New Documentary Examines $60 Million Art Fraud
     - Email/share this  - The Guardian 

After ISIS: Syria’s Damaged Architecture Is Being Restored
     - Email/share this  - The Guardian 

The British Museum Moves A Bust Of Its Founder
     - Email/share this  - Smithsonian Magazine 

Fake Rembrandt May Be Fake News
     - Email/share this  - The Guardian (UK) 

The Coming Coronavirus Changes To Museum Architecture
     - Email/share this  - American Alliance of Museums 

Banksy Funded (And Painted, Using A Fire Extinguisher) A Refugee Rescue Boat
     - Email/share this  - Hyperallergic 

Figuring Out Love, And Intimacy, In The Middle Of A Pandemic
     - Email/share this  - The New York Times 

How The Virus Could Refashion Australia’s Central Cities
     - Email/share this  - The Guardian (UK) 


WORDS
 Discovery: US Teen Wrote 20,000 Wikipedia Entries In a Language They Don’t Speak
     - Email/share this  - Engadget 

 Why Americans Are Such Terrible Writers
     - Email/share this  - Intellectual Takeout 

 She Said She Would Write The Essay Herself
     - Email/share this  - LitHub 



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