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Tuesday, November 12, 2019

'Carpetbaggers' Keeping Aboriginal Australian Artists In 'Modern-Day Slavery', Say Advocates by Artsjournal1

The artists' collective APY has warned the Australian federal and South Australian state governments that certain outside art dealers, referred to as "carpetbaggers," have been manipulating …

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Another Movie About Nigerians Disqualified From Oscars' Best International Feature Category by Artsjournal1

Last week, controversy broke out when Nigeria's first-ever submission for what used to be called the Best Foreign-Language Film Oscar was ruled out because a large majority of the dialogue i…

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Bill Mays And Bobby Shew Then … & Mays Now by Artsjournal1

It was a coincidence that could not have been more welcome if it had had been planned; One day, the mailwoman brought two new albums that feature pianist Bill Mays. " Doug Ramsey

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Discriminatingly Nondiscriminatory: MoMA Expands the Canon (But Leaves Out Native Americans) by Artsjournal1

Given the emphasis on increased diversity of representation for artists featured in the permanent collection " female artists, in particular, are more abundantly represented in the current h…

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Porgy " Take Four by Artsjournal1

To my ears, Porgy and Bess is the highest creative achievement in American classical music. Conrad L. Osborne is not convinced. A crucial sticking point is the anomaly my book exposes: it is…

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Sunday, November 10, 2019

How this Native pottery master was molded by his family's legacy by Artsjournal1

"Potter Nathan Youngblood says it can take a lifetime to learn his craft. Youngblood, whose pottery balances traditional forms with innovative technique, learned by watching his grandmother …

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A City Divided: How Chicago's theatre scene reflects its legacy of racism " and what can be done to fight it by Artsjournal1

"Chicago, for all of its demographic diversity, isn't immune to the racism and (not so blissful) ignorance that plagues American theatres more generally. Many artists see the theatrical expe…

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Is There a Black Acting Method? A Symposium Makes the Case by Artsjournal1

"A gathering last month in Georgia lifted up the work of Sharrell D. Luckett and Tia M. Shaffer, and their mentor, Freddie Hendricks, in developing empowering approaches for Black actors." "…

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Who Belongs on Chicago Stages? Everyone by Artsjournal1

"Mark Larson's new book Ensemble: An Oral History of Chicago Theater (Agate Midway), tells the stories of the town's theatre in the words of its makers, from Steppenwolf to Second City to Go…

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An Art Program in Los Angeles Proposes Ways to Address Homelessness by Artsjournal1

"The Goethe-Institut has partnered with the Los Angeles Poverty Department in organizing Worlds of Homelessness, a weeklong interdisciplinary series of events featuring artists, architects, …

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For Teresita Fernández, Personal Is Political by Artsjournal1

"Twenty years of her works will come together for the first time in Miami, where she was born after her parents emigrated from Cuba. … The artist has never wanted to limit the interpretati…

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In the #MeToo Era, Museums Celebrate Women by Artsjournal1

"Women of Progress: Early Camera Portraits, an exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery, [is] one of several major exhibitions in the nation's capital that celebrate women " from the batt…

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Ed Bereal Brings Edgy to Bellingham by Artsjournal1

"Over the decades, the artist has only become more confrontational, exploring such themes as gun violence, racism, police brutality and corporate greed." " The New York Times

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Displaying, not Hiding, the Reality of Slave Labor in Art by Artsjournal1

"Thomas Jefferson, Architect: Palladian Models, Democratic Principles and the Conflict of Ideals … at the Chrysler Museum, in Norfolk, Va., is one example of how some museums are working t…

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In Miami, the Murals Are the Message by Artsjournal1

"Bright, colorful murals are turning up all over town on the walls of office buildings, warehouses, condos, corner stores, laundromats, and even public schools, sports stadiums and a police …

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Baltimore Museum Of Art Remaking American Art History by Artsjournal1

"The Baltimore Museum of Art doesn't wish to renovate American art history by placing more black artists in leading roles. The BMA wants to take a wrecking ball to American art history, rebu…

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Wendell Pierce: 'I Still Have Fear, But Now I Have Courage' by Artsjournal1

On playing Willy Loman: "I knew that it would challenge me like no other role. It is the American Hamlet. And now that I've done it, I'm going down the list of all the roles that I want to d…

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'Public art is propaganda, frankly': Hank Willis Thomas discusses gun violence and the urgent need for alternative memorials by Artsjournal1

"Hank Willis Thomas is making some of the most urgent, timely art in the US. With a knack for adopting popular icons and signs, whether in the form of sporting imagery or memorable photograp…

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How this dance studio connects adopted children to their native roots by Artsjournal1

"Every year, families from across the country gather for a heritage camp where adopted Indian and Nepalese children come to learn about their roots. Mudra Dance Studio has been part of the a…

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Building Racial Equity in Public Art Funding: A Seattle Story by Artsjournal1

"The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) is a city department working within a large bureaucracy, but we can use that to our advantage, and we have. We are small and nimble, and we a…

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Howard Sherman: Seeing a favourite show performed in Sing Sing gave it a fresh meaning by Artsjournal1

"At this moment, when the US is deep in the throes of an impeachment investigation, it is startling and bracing to be immersed in the debate over the country's founding principles, however s…

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Are Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statements Effective Tools for Foundations? by Artsjournal1

Morgan Williams: "The purpose of my research was to shed light on some of the complexities, nuances, and challenges of putting DEI theory into practice within foundation funding for arts and…

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The Role of Foundations in Achieving Creative Justice by Artsjournal1

Antonio C. Cuyler: "In this article, I explore three research questions: What role should foundations play in achieving creative justice? What behaviors do foundations practice that might un…

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Afro Yaqui Music Collective Works to Resurrect Silenced Voices by Artsjournal1

"On Thursday, October 24, 2019, the Afro Yaqui Music Collective took the stage on Pittsburgh's North Side for an evening of jazz-fusion fueled activism in the name of unjustly forgotten or s…

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Pioneering classical harpist joins Albany Symphony at Albany Civil Rights Institute by Artsjournal1

"[Ann Hobson] Pilot played with the Boston Symphony Orchestra for four decades before retiring from the orchestra in 2009. She is one of four African-American musicians who broke the color b…

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Singer wants to 'un-whitewash' classical music history with free Boston concerts by Artsjournal1

"'The [Every Voice] project, in a way, seeks to kind of un-straightwash and un-whitewash music history, especially in the classical sphere,' said [countertenor Reginald] Mobley, a native of …

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Friday, November 8, 2019

America's First Banned Book, Published And Suppressed Back In 1637 by Artsjournal1

Thomas Morton came to Massachusetts with the Puritans in 1624, but he was there strictly on business. What's more, he didn't fear the surrounding landscape as the devil's dwelling place, he …

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Artist Dread Scott Is Re-Enacting The United States' Largest Slave Rebellion by Artsjournal1

Scott first became (in)famous 30 years ago with his installation What is the Proper Way to Display the American Flag?, which has incited controversy virtually every time it has been exhibite…

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A 'Riverdance' Alum Who's Now Trying To Strip Away Every Cliché Of Irish Dance by Artsjournal1

Colin Dunne doesn't wear the Celtic-ized costumes or hold his torso and arms rigid; he frequently dances in sneakers or barefoot; he sometimes improvises, which is almost unheard-of in tradi…

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The Guardian's New Chief Theatre Critic Is Neither White Nor Male by Artsjournal1

Arifa Akbar, who will succeed Michael Billington in the new year, has been a contributing reviewer and reporter for The Guardian for several years; she's currently arts editor at Tortoise Me…

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Opera's Woman Problem: There Just Aren't Enough Of Them In Decision-Making Roles by Artsjournal1

The Stage senior reporter Georgia Snow talks to women working as directors, designers, and administrators in opera in the UK " who tell her that things are getting better, but not fast enoug…

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