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Questions raised over ‘Simpler. Fairer. Faster.’ arts funding model
Just before the long weekend break, Create NSW announced (7 June) a series of reforms to its Arts and Cultural Funding Program (ACFP).
Create NSW Chief Executive Annette Pitman said that the reforms were ‘responding directly to!-->…
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CA Orchestra Conference – July 25-27 in San Francisco
The Association of California Symphony Orchestras (ACSO) Annual Conference delivers three days of learning about the latest developments and trends in the performing arts, and includes music performances and networking with 300…
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After the Winnie-the-Pooh slasher, now there’s a Mickey Mouse horror movie. This is not necessarily…
This year, the legendary Disney short film Steamboat Willie, the first film to feature Mickey Mouse, entered the public domain. In theory, that means this version of Mickey Mouse now belongs to the people, who are free to share, reuse,…
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A Majority of Canadians Now Get Their Books for Free
A recent survey about the reading habits of Canadians conducted by BookNet Canada, which collects and analyzes data about the Canadian book industry, found that a majority of book readers and audiobook listeners in Canada acquired…
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Iconic Frank Lloyd Wright Theatre Reopens After Restoration
In Wright’s days, the venue would host weekly public movie screenings for 50 cents a ticket as well as concerts and other cultural events. However, the years were not as friendly to the theater as it had been to the Spring Green…
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Magic Died When Art and Science Split
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1 Two hundred years ago girls were encouraged to study science, while…
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Can Art Save the World? Or Is That Too Much to Ask?
The United States is experiencing a moment of extreme tension in which fear and anger are high and false narratives pervade the collective consciousness; culture and the arts have an instrumental role in changing those narratives. That…
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Puerto Rico’s Government Wants to Regulate Dance – & Dancers Are Upset
Dance might get regulated by the Puerto Rican government, and professional dancers aren’t too happy about it. Over the weekend (June 1), a bill was brought into the public eye by No Puedo Tengo Ensayo, a…
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Yuval Sharon Says Sci-Fi and Opera Are Similar
Yuval Sharon | Credit: Sam ComenDubbed “opera’s disrupter in residence” by The New York Times, director Yuval Sharon continues to live up to that label. Indeed, in 2022 he staged Giacomo Puccini’s La bohème backward (from Act 4 to Act…
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Google A Potential New Radio Revenue Source For Canadian Stations. | Story
As U.S. broadcasters push for changes to federal law to band together and negotiate with big tech…
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