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Ansel Adams Trust Slams Danziger for AI-Generated Artwork
The Ansel Adams Publishing Rights Trust released a statement on Saturday slamming the recent decision by New York’s Danziger Gallery to offer an AI-generated artwork referencing the famed photographer’s work at the 2026 edition of the…
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The Enrollment Cliff Is Here. Which Schools Will Survive It?
U.V.M. is an extreme case, but during the past two decades flagship state schools across the country have aggressively brought in out-of-state students who usually pay higher tuition bills. More than half of the undergraduates at the…
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Dance As Competitive Sport Gets A League Of Its Own
What is the International Dance League? The N.B.A. of dance. The W.W.E. of dance. Formula 1 racing meets the TV show “America’s Best Dance Crew.” These are some of the analogies that came up in conversations with the league’s founders…
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The Guardian view on 100 years after Miles Davis’s birth: why he still shapes modern music |…
The space reserved for Miles Davis in the pantheon of 20th-century music is not simply because he mastered jazz, but because he refused to let it stand still. As musicians and fans mark the centenary of his birth , Davis’s work still…
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The Silencing Of Washington’s National Symphony
The cascading cancellations were devastating for the orchestra and its 61 professional musicians. Their annual salary is paid by performance and the lack of work has been demoralizing. The whole ensemble last played together in the…
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Who gets to be in the room?
This Week’s Highlights:
The most revealing arts story this week was a hire that, by the old rules, wouldn’t have happened. The San Francisco Symphony passed over the marquee conductors and handed its podium to Elim Chan —…
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AJ Chronicles: Hollywood, 6; Non-Profit Arts, 1
This week we collected 125 stories on ArtsJournal . Here’s what I learned:
Over the past six months we’ve collected dozens of stories about the death of Hollywood. The cumulative numbers are stark: roughly half of all Hollywood…
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Christine Taylor Conda talks about the One Score, One Chicago program
Arts Engines highlights the perspectives of the thought leaders and game-changers who are creating significant impact in the field of the arts. As the only arts show of its kind with an African-American host, it is produced in…
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WEIU-TV halts broadcasting, becomes streaming service
Eastern Illinois University's public access TV station has left the airwaves and will become a digital streaming service.WEIU-TV ceased over-the-air broadcasting at 10 a.m. Friday and now will exist as the streaming service "WEIU Digital…
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Officials Say Congressional Approval To Build Trump’s Triumphal Arch Was Granted 101 Years Ago
“The Trump administration does not plan to seek approval from Congress for President Donald Trump’s planned 250-foot arch, arguing that they do not need it because lawmakers a century ago authorized a somewhat similar project that was…
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