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Personal Encounter: Music That Reflects Back Grief
“Having my own churning emotions echoed back to me in this way was a stunning experience, one that, perhaps paradoxically, lifted me out of my own pain for a time. Catharsis was the last thing I expected going in, but it’s…
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AI-generated actors and scripts are now ineligible for Oscars
The organization behind the Academy Awards released new Oscar rules on Friday, including several that address the use of generative artificial intelligence.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences said that only performances…
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The Tiniest Particles In The Universe Don’t Tell You What The Universe Is
We are taught from a young age that matter is made of atoms, built from particles such as electrons, and electrons are not built from anything else. For this reason, these particles are sometimes said to be fundamental. But are they? Is…
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Just How Long Should An Arts Leader Stay?
As one artist told ArtsHub: ‘Artistic director and executive director jobs are so few and far between in Australia that it is no wonder that when someone is appointed to one, they hold on to them for more than 10 years. – ArtsHub…
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The Joslyn Art Museum seeks Director of Learning & Engagement
Position Summary
The Director of Learning & Engagement (Director) will serve as a visionary force behind The Joslyn Art Museum’s (The Joslyn) dynamic and expanding portfolio of education and public engagement initiatives, from…
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Pulitzers Land, Institutions Wobble – ArtsJournal
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Bard’s president to retire after revelations over relationship with Jeffrey Epstein
ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. (AP) — The longtime president of Bard College announced his retirement Friday, months after it was revealed that he had a much deeper relationship with Jeffrey Epstein…
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What We Lose When “The Late Show” Goes Away
The cancellation of Colbert’s show right before a deal that needed government approval has given his exit an additional resonance. – The New York Times
The post What We Lose When “The Late Show” Goes Away appeared…
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Media’s “Find Us” Problem
Broadcast once provided a predictable, repeated structure built into daily life. As the “tune-in” habit has eroded, we haven’t been deliberate enough in designing something to take its place. – Greater Public
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The Defining Themes of Today’s Biennial Art
On the international biennial circuit, what are the definitive themes and styles of the last four years?
In a separate article, I laid out the artists who appeared in the greatest number of…
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