Art and Culture

It’s not just a matter of advertising in the playbills; that’s been happening for decades. Van Cleef and Arpels has directly funded dance festivals in six cities on three continents, while Chanel sponsors a large biennial award to…
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Jayson Gillham believes artists have a right to bring their whole selves to the stage."I believe that everyone has the right to freedom of expression," the internationally acclaimed, London-based pianist says.That's why the British…
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Write, speak out, enact your own scene change. That would be the best birthday present ever. It’s time to move on. (Photo by Emre Ayata from Pexels) Question everything, including what seems to be obvious. The nonprofit…
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In 1876, an editorial in Princeton’s newly founded campus newspaper, The Princetonian, argued against the use of proctors to monitor exams. Proctoring was “a means of bad moral education,” the author wrote. Treat students as…
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I swear I’m not trying to burn Spotify to the ground. I look at Spotify as a representation of what’s going on in the music industry because it’s the biggest music company in the world. Ipso facto — the problems with Spotify are the…
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Jimmy Kimmel, ABC’s embattled late night host, closed out Disney’s annual upfronts presentation to advertisers on Tuesday with a quip that summed up his last year in the Trump administration’s crosshairs.“I didn’t think I’d ever see you…
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After increasing rapidly in recent years, streaming ad spending is projected to approach $20 billion by 2029, not far off linear TV ad spending, according to estimates from ad consulting firm Madison and Wall. – The Wall Street…
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PRX says it is entering one of the most turbulent periods in public media history from a position of…
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The Albanese Government has unveiled a $1.1 billion arts and culture package in the 2026–27 Federal Budget, headlined by increased funding for Creative Australia, targeted support for national collecting institutions and new investment…
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 Fruitful change in classical concert-going isn’t going to happen via a revolution. Change can only happen in a piecemeal, gradual way, building on what already exists. So, rather than throwing out the overture-concerto-symphony as a…
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