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‘People are forfeiting meals’: musicians on the struggle to financially survive | Music
Indie rock frontman Sam Griffiths has made a spreadsheet listing the costs of his band’s upcoming tour of Europe. It is a long list.“Petrol: £750. Merchandise: £2,000. Euro crossings: £400. Van hire: £2,700. Accommodation: £3,500 …”The…
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How Haptics and Audio Have Given Disabled Patrons Close Access to the Arts
Credit: Jorge RoyanThirty years ago, as a professional ballet dancer, I did an outreach visit to a public school in Cleveland, Ohio, and one particular young girl in the audience left an indelible impression. After the dance…
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It Sure Seems Like AI Is Not Living Up To The Hype
“It feels like another sign that A.I. is not even close to living up to its hype. In my eyes, it’s looking less like an all-powerful being and more like a bad intern whose work is so unreliable that it’s often easier to do…
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The Indie Filmmakers Getting Their Movies in Theaters Without a Distributor
LAS VEGAS — Peter Hyoguchi fanned out the deck like a Vegas street magician. Pick a card. Any card. It doesn’t matter which one, because they all have a QR code to the trailer for his new movie, “The Occult.” Hyoguchi and the producers…
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Conde Nast Union Ratifies First Contract
After over a year and a half of negotiations, Condé Nast and a union representing hundreds of its workers officially have a first labor contract.
In a ratification vote that took place on Tuesday, 97 percent of Condé…
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Vatican Museums staff challenge the pope with a legal bid for better terms and treatment
ROME (AP) — Forty-nine employees of the Vatican Museums have filed a class-action complaint with the Vatican administration demanding better seniority, leave and overtime benefits in an unusual,…
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Is it worth collecting classical musical memorabilia and antiques?
It’s that moment on BBC’s Antiques Roadshow that we all wait for. After the expert has inspected and appraised the ornate vase, Victorian brooch or Chinese gong in front of them, at last comes the revelation of – expectant pause – how…
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A US museum curator was detained in Turkey on claims of spider smuggling. He says he has permits
ISTANBUL (AP) — A curator at the American Museum of Natural History was detained in Istanbul while allegedly attempting to smuggle spider and scorpion samples, Turkish media reported. The curator…
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Dance Companies and Real Estate Developers Partner on New Spaces
Finding space to dance is a perpetual, nearly universal challenge for dance companies and schools. But a flurry of recent creative partnerships with real estate developers has resulted in opulent new facilities for a handful of…
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TV Advertising Is Dying
TV commercials have long stood as the cornerstone of modern advertising. This dominance was owed, in part, to TV’s capacity to reach vast and diverse audiences through ads that leverage sound, sight and motion to evoke emotional…
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