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Radical Reinvention Won’t Save Orchestras. Maybe Another Way?
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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without my interference | Straight Up
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Several books of poems have been published in recent years by Moloko Print, Statdlichter Presse, Phantom Outlaw Editions, and Cold Turkey … The agenda is just what it says: news of arts, media & culture delivered with!--end>…
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Lead Event Technical Director | ArtsJournal
Position Status: Full-TimeExemption Status: Non-ExemptReports to: Director of ProductionPay Rate: $36/hour
Core ValuesInclusion, Creative Excellence, Innovation, Collaboration, Purposeful Service
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The Lead…
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Two governments, two theories of culture
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Australia unveiled a $1.1 billion arts package today — fresh money for Creative Australia, the national collecting institutions, and cultural infrastructure (Limelight). At roughly the same hour in…
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The Use and Abuse of Joan Didion | THR Web Features | Web Features
“It was just as nice as I hoped and dreamed it would be,” sobs a young bride in the final line of Joan Didion’s piece “Marrying Absurd.” Just a few pages and slotted neatly in the Slouching…
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Harvey Weinstein Is On His Third Trial For This Rape Case — And This Time Nobody’s Paying Much…
The disgraced movie mogul was first tried for the alleged assault of Jessica Mann in 2020; he was convicted of third-degree rape, but the verdict was overturned in 2024 over prosecutors’ missteps. Weinstein’s 2025 retrial had a…
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What British people really mean when they say ‘sorry’
This may sound like a sincere apology, but it usually isn't. In the UK, where directness can feel horribly awkward, a clipped "Oh, sorry…" is what you might hear when someone needs to reclaim their place without sounding openly…
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Leading French Gallery Air de Paris Declaring Bankruptcy and Closing
Air de Paris, a leading French gallery, will close its doors and declare bankruptcy after 36 years in business, the gallery’s cofounders, Florence Bonnefous and Edouard Merino, tell Cultured.
Bonnefous says the gallery owes money…
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Capitalism’s Long Revolution | The Nation
No one agrees on when, where, or how capitalism began, or whether it had a beginning at all, but everyone agrees that capitalism, the word, first appeared in the 19th century. Capital and capitalist slipped into use, unnoticed and…
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London Named Time Out’s Best City for Culture in the 2026 ranking
Time Out’s Best Cities for Culture with Intrepid Travel highlights the world’s top cultural destinations, as voted by locals.
Top spot goes to London, thanks to its free world-class museums, evolving cultural spaces and a…
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