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From Cold Turkey Press‘Two Images. One Message. All at Once.’

From Cold Turkey Press‘Two Images. One Message. All at Once.’

Viewing these collages, you can feel your mind straining to integrate the images or to suspend the boundaries between the two. But you are immediately rewarded for your efforts, and the effect gets…Read Article

Combating American Isolationism with Cultural Diplomacy

South Africa · South Africa

Combating American Isolationism with Cultural Diplomacy

My unforgettable experience touring South Africa with the University of Michigan Symphony Orchestra and their conductor Kenneth Kiesler is the Read Article

“The Planet Will Be Fine. It’s the People Who Will Be F**ked.” — George Carlin

United States · United States

“The Planet Will Be Fine. It’s the People Who Will Be F**ked.” — George Carlin

From December 2024 (just after the election): the comedian’s late-career epiphany and the nonprofit arts sector begs the question: what happens when you eliminate “hope?” Photo by Insomnia Cured Here licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 We’re rounding the turn and heading into the home stretch of 2024. Your nonprofit arts organization is well into its year-end, give now while you can still get a tax deduction, do it for the children (“Won’t someone th…Read Article

Should we subsidize arts consumers, art producers, or neither?

My friends Joanna Woronkowicz and Doug Noonan have started a new venture, Arts Analytics, where they hope to bring more extensive, and shared, use of data into arts policy thinking, and also to spur discussion. A recent post of theirs asked what is actually an old question in the arts policy world: if we are going to subsidize the arts, is it best done through grants to arts producers, or through running the subsidy through arts consumers? They …United States · United States Read Article

Don’t Know What I Did to Deserve It

Steff Signer / Cabinet Music XII — Twelve More Bars to Go Read Article

Julianne And Derek Hough’s New Kind Of Dance Competition

This fall, in partnership with the company DanceOne, they’re launching a dance tour called Ovation by DanceOne, which merges ballroom and commercial competition traditions into one event. – Dance Magazine Read Article

Canada’s Official Archives Are In Peril

After Confederation, some of the country’s oldest records were stashed in a loft in the reading room of the Centre Block on Parliament Hill. That’s where a fire started in 1916 that destroyed the whole building, along with many historic treasures. – The WalrusOttawa, Ontario · Ottawa Read Article

Coming in BerlinA ‘Pandora’s Box’ of Life’s Struggles and Wonders

In several media — photography, video, poetry and live performance — Signe Mähler and William Cody Maher will introduce a world in which the personal and the universal intersect and mirror one anot…Photography · Germany Read Article

Canada’s Official Archives Are In Peril

After Confederation, some of the country’s oldest records were stashed in a loft in the reading room of the Centre Block on Parliament Hill. That’s where a fire started in 1916 that destroyed the whole building, along with many historic treasures. – The WalrusOttawa, Ontario · Ottawa Read Article

Making the Creative Turn: Is Using AI Cheating?

Throughout the digital age, Big Tech has promised us products that will make us more efficient and save time, which, it is assumed, is always an obvious good. It’s a cliché that tools shape the things we make. And through most of our history, better tools have helped us create better things. But what if this isn’t always true?Read Article

Camille Delaney-McNeil talks about using innovation to impact communityFacebookInstagramLinkedInRSSTwitterYouTube

Camille Delaney-McNeil, Director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic’s Beckmen YOLA Center, shares their innovative approach to bring transformative impact to their community.Innovation · Los Angeles Read Article

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