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Sweden’s foremost opera and ballet theater fined $300,000 for 2023 fatal fall of stage…
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) — Sweden’s national theater for opera and ballet, the Stockholm-based Royal Swedish Opera, has been fined 3 million kronor ($300,000) after a stage technician died last…
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SAG-AFTRA Files Unfair Labor Practices Complaint After Layoffs At Chicago Public Radio
“The charges at the National Labor Relations Board allege the nonprofit parent company of WBEZ and the Chicago-Sun-Times ‘failed and refused to provide information demanded by the union’ regarding an employee headcount…
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Folks In Portland, Maine Can’t Agree On Whether Or How To Expand The Museum Of Art
The museum’s director, backed by the city council, thinks it’ll take the amenities in a new $100 million building to attract visitors back to pre-COVID levels. Others think such a building doesn’t belong in…
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A social app for creatives, Cara grew from 40k to 650k users in a week because artists are fed up…
Artists have finally had enough with Meta’s predatory AI policies, but Meta’s loss is Cara’s gain. An artist-run, anti-AI social platform, Cara has grown from 40,000 to 650,000 users within the last week, catapulting it to the top of…
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Hot In London: Immersive Theatre With A Meal
Striving for a high-level experience also means embedding accuracy into the menu itself. For The Great Murder Mystery, the team at the Lost Estate spent hours researching the cuisine and cooking styles of the 1800s, with…
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It’s Time We Added Full Credit Pages to Books ‹ Literary Hub
The perks were few and far between when I was an editorial assistant in book publishing in the early aughts. Mostly I did the job for the books and the proximity to authors and the occasional access to free leftover sandwiches from some…
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Saudi Arabia Tourism: Surprising, Unsettling, Surreal
Wandering alone along the southern fringes of Saudi Arabia’s mountainous Asir Province, some eight miles from the Yemeni border, in a nondescript town with a prominent sculpture of a rifle balanced on an ornately painted plinth, I met a…
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Faltering San Francisco Opera leans on Asian artists, board members, audiences
The sharp reduction in San Francisco Opera’s new season—only six productions instead of the typical eight or 10—sends smoke signals of a deeper struggle. “We are going through a big period of challenge,” said San Francisco Opera Director…
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Florida Grand Opera Appoints A New Director
Maria Todaro, an accomplished singer, stage director, fight choreographer and arts entrepreneur is stepping into her biggest role yet, ushering in an ambitious rebrand for Florida’s oldest opera company as the Florida Grand Opera’s new…
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Neurocognitive study shows how negative biographical details influence art perceptions
Recent research has revealed that learning negative information about an artist can change how we perceive their artwork, both emotionally and cognitively. Regardless of how famous the artist is, negative biographical details affect our!--/noptimize-->!--noptimize-->…
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