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Friday, November 22, 2019

Is Los Angeles' Community Of Musicians A Vision Of Orchestra 2.0? by Artsjournal

What we need are larger communities of musicians who take on a variety of musical tasks throughout their towns, playing early music, new music, movie music, chamber music, whatever is wanted…

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Arguments For Returning The Parthenon Marbles To Greece Are Compelling by Artsjournal

Maybe it's true that if Lord Elgin had not taken the sculptures they would have been destroyed, by the Turks or the Venetians or the pollution in Athens. And it is true that, as stated in th…

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Do Trigger Warnings Work? Research Says… by Artsjournal

As you might have noticed, the use of trigger warnings has since spread beyond US universities to educational institutions around the world, and further: into theatres, festivals and even ne…

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Should We Rethink Plagiarism? by Artsjournal

Academia is an honor-culture, in which recognition"in the form of citations"serves as a kind of ersatz currency. In ancient Greek, there is a word "pleonexia," which means "grasping after mo…

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A History Of Philosophical Thought by Artsjournal

What is real? How should one live? What government is best? Why do the good suffer and the evil prosper? Any answers can only be propositional or tentative, inviting further amplification or…

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Is Talent Starting To Shift Away From Superstar Big Cities? by Artsjournal

The big knowledge and tech hubs which once had such a stranglehold on attracting talent seem to be losing their allure. Many places around the country now have bundles of amenities"renovated…

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Would A Wealth Tax Would Hurt Non-Profits? by Artsjournal

Tyler Cowen: "The effects of pushing wealth out of the for-profit sector would be far-ranging. Wealthy donors might be more likely to pressure nonprofits for luxury consumption experiences, …

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LA MoCA Employees Give Notice They're Unionizing by Artsjournal

The workers come from nearly every department at MOCA, including visitor engagement, education, exhibitions, communications, retail and audio-visual, but not curatorial. Among their motivati…

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Does Pay-What-You-Can Pricing Work? by Artsjournal

Our analysis is revealing. It shows that typically, where PWYC tickets and performances are publicly available, they are taken up disproportionately by existing customers. One producing thea…

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Thursday, November 21, 2019

What's It Like To Be An Audio Book Reader? by Artsjournal

Reading books aloud might seem like an easy way to make money " you just sit there and read " "but I can assure you it isn't. I narrated my own audiobook in 2014, an experience that I descri…

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Alt-Weekly Chicago Reader Will Try To Survive As A Non-Profit by Artsjournal

The Chicago Reader is hitching onto the train of news outlets pivoting to nonprofit life, under the umbrella of the newly-founded Reader Institute for Community Journalism, set to launch in …

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FULL-TIME VISITING FACULTY POSITION IN THE DEPARTMENT OF ARTS ADMINISTRATION & POLICY by Artsjournal

The Department of Arts Administration and Policy at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC) invites applications for a two-year visiting faculty position, beginning August 2020.

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Chicago Architecture Biennial Examines How Design Shapes Urban Protest by Artsjournal

It's a study of human behavior. And it's a study of the ways in which the architecture of public spaces is designed to control the ways humans move, perhaps by funneling people towards an ex…

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Study: Small Theatre Companies Generate $584 Million Economic Impact by Artsjournal

A new study, commissioned by the mayor's office and released on Wednesday, finds that the city is home to 748 Off Broadway and Off Off Broadway theater organizations responsible for 3,000 jo…

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Trump Proposes Shutting Down NEA, NEH, Cultural Agencies… Again by Artsjournal

For the third time in as many years, the White House has proposed a federal budget that would shutter the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities, the Corp…

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Report: A Crisis In Local News Threatens America's Civic Life by Artsjournal

While the disruption has hampered the ability of newsrooms to fully cover communities, it also has damaged political and civic life in the United States, the report says, leaving many people…

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Why Australian Ballet Dancers Stopped Stretching by Artsjournal

A decade long study at The Australian Ballet has delivered some surprising results as to what works in stretching and what is actually damaging to the body and increasing the risk of injury.…

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Marciano Foundation: The Museum That Wasn't by Artsjournal

"To put it bluntly, the Marciano Art Foundation was never a real museum. Yes, it had access to a collection"some 1,500 pieces acquired primarily by Maurice Marciano, including L.A.'s trendie…

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Dublin Is Booming Again. Alas, Making Art Is Again More Difficult by Artsjournal

"We hear people saying that the boom is back but that doesn't seem to be translating into a richer arts and cultural centre. Ireland has a really strange relationship with arts and culture. …

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French Academy Issues Rules For Swearing In French by Artsjournal

The academy, founded in 1634 by Cardinal Richelieu, is the official gatekeeper of the French language whose members are known as 'the immortals'. Its mission is to keep the French languag…

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Wednesday, November 20, 2019

This Year's Classical Nominations For Grammys by Artsjournal

Andrew Norman's "Sustain" earned Grammy nominations in two key categories: contemporary classical composition, where composer Norman will square off against Julia Wolfe, Caroline Shaw and Wy…

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New Study: Here's How AI Will Impact Your Job (And Whether You'll Still Have One) by Artsjournal

"Fully 740 out of the 769 occupational descriptions Michael Webb analyzed contain a capability pair match with AI patent language, meaning at least one or more of its tasks could potentially…

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We're Facing A Collapse Of Information by Artsjournal

We are currently facing a new systemic collapse, one that has built far more swiftly but poses potent risks for all of humanity: the collapse of the information ecosystem. We see it play out…

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Wall Street's Charging Bull Sculpture Is Being Moved. The Artist Is Unhappy by Artsjournal

"I feel very disappointed about the way my sculpture is treated, with nothing but contempt and not the appreciation that should be, since Charging Bull became one of the most visited attract…

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Today's Portraits "See" Their Subjects In A Non-Traditional Way by Artsjournal

Phil Kennicott: "The work done by these contemporary portraits is more fundamental. They are about seeing other people, rather than saving them. We are challenged simply to accept their exis…

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Police Raids Across Europe Seize 10,000 Antiquities, Make 23 Arrests by Artsjournal

"The large number of arrests and objects seized hints at the massive scale and global reach of the international trade in illicit artifacts," says Tess Davis, executive director of the Antiq…

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LA's MoCA Is Making Admission Free. It's Not So Easy, It Turns Out by Artsjournal

MOCA revealed plans to go free at its annual benefit in May, a switch made possible with a $10-million gift from board President Carolyn Powers. So why did the change take eight months to ma…

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How Margaret Atwood Became A Global Superstar by Artsjournal

It's remarkable that Atwood, who turned eighty in November, has reached this crest after spending six decades writing into an ever-shifting cultural landscape. When she was starting out, wri…

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Ian Williams wins $100,000 2019 Giller Prize by Artsjournal

"Reproduction" is set in Brampton and explores the nature of family " both blood relatives and chosen family. The writing, as reviewers expect from Williams, is beautiful " he's written many…

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I Like Traditional Opera. But What Does That Really Mean? by Artsjournal

"Over the years I've had many opportunities to question people gently about their personal identification and tastes in operas and opera productions. And it turns out that traditionalists do…

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Madison School District " Executive Director of Madison Center for the Arts by Artsjournal

Madison School District in Phoenix, AZ seeks Executive Director for The Madison Center for the Arts. Apply now for this great opportunity!

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