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Tuesday, May 19, 2020

Billionaire Art Collectors Are Moving Art Out Of Berlin. Why? by Artsjournal

Der Tagesspiegel, a local newspaper, saw the departure of the Flick collection as "further proof of Berlin's gradual metamorphosis from a creative hub into a stronghold for property speculat…

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How Live Online Is Evolving by Artsjournal

Some performers get their fans involved " whether by taking requests or doing Q&As, virtual charity festivals or tutorials like Duran Duran star John Taylor with his bass masterclasses a…

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Painter Susan Rothenberg, 75 by Artsjournal

Rothenberg's paintings are spare and stark"frequently understated in their color palette and simple in their form. But through even the vague suggestion of figures, Rothenberg was able to cr…

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How You Build A Network Of Women Composers (From Iran, No Less) by Artsjournal

Young Iranian composers have set up a network for mentorship, commissioning and presenting. " The New York Times

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A New Tool That Lets You Curate Digital Shows by Artsjournal

ArtUK has released a tool that allows anyone to build, annotate and share their own online show of digital art. Which art? Anything in public collections in the UK, so there's a lot to choos…

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Fascinating: Brains Of Pokeman Players Light Up Differently Than Those Who Don't Play by Artsjournal

When processed by childhood Pokémon players, the images lit up a small groove in the temporal lobe that remained mostly inactive in the brains of Pokémon newbies. " Aeon

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Monday, May 18, 2020

A Boom In Pandemic Books by Artsjournal

Publishing books about an unfolding calamity, when the duration and outcome remain uncertain, carries obvious risks for authors and publishers. With so many unanswered questions about the vi…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 07:03PM[SHARE]

Will The Pandemic Persuade People Cities Are Unsafe? by Artsjournal

"In fact, no correlation exists between population density and rates of COVID-19 infection, according to recent studies examining the disease in China and Chicago. But if state and local gov…

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Historically There Have Been Very Few Polymaths by Artsjournal

Goethe genuinely advanced fields of scientific inquiry such as geology and colour theory; Nabokov is always said to have been an eminent entomologist. Leonardo da Vinci, naturally, is an obv…

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Art As Refuge For The Uber-Rich by Artsjournal

The shift to an almost purely commodified art world surely begins with the rise of the art dealer as influential trend-setter and arbiter of taste from the 1870s onwards; it has reached its …

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 04:48PM[SHARE]

How Do Electrical Impulses In The Brain Translate Into Feelings? by Artsjournal

Understanding consciousness might be the greatest scientific challenge of our time. How can physical stuff, eg electrical impulses, explain mental stuff, eg dreams or the sense of self? Why …

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 03:42PM[SHARE]

The World Is Changing. So What Is Art In A Time Like This? by Artsjournal

"In a world where we are already confronting critical interconnected challenges: climate change, the refugee crisis, food scarcity, system collapse, etc. I think it is essential that we cont…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 02:32PM[SHARE]

Labor Stats: Arts Sector Employment Falls 54 Percent In Two Months by Artsjournal

Nearly all the jobs in this supersector involve some form of in-person services rendered for gatherings of people " which, of course, became impossible to maintain when social distancing req…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 02:32PM[SHARE]

Research: Arts Losses Of $6.8 Billion, Fears That Sector Won't Recover by Artsjournal

"In The Long Haul" draws on the painful financial aftermath of the 2008 recession. The report concludes that nonprofits can expect attendance, subscriptions, working capital and corporate gi…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 01:24PM[SHARE]

Philadelphia's Mayor Proposes To Eliminate City Arts Funding. Here's Why That's A Bad Idea by Artsjournal

City of Philadelphia political leaders must recognize that arts, culture and the creative economy are a critical part of the City's economy and quality of life and it is a "must have" functi…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 01:24PM[SHARE]

All On The Line: If This Movie Fails This Summer, It's Big Trouble For Hollywood by Artsjournal

"If 'Tenet' doesn't come out or doesn't succeed, every other company goes home," said a marketing executive from a rival studio who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not …

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 01:24PM[SHARE]
Friday, May 15, 2020

Report: We're Reading More In Lockdown (And Our Taste Is Changing) by Artsjournal

According to the nationally representative sample of 1,000 adults, surveyed from 29 April to 1 May, the nation has also increased the amount of time it spends reading books from around 3.5 h…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 09:48PM[SHARE]

And Now… Drive-In Van Gogh by Artsjournal

Art lovers will drive into the 4,000 square foot downtown industrial space and will stay inside their vehicles. It's quite a change from the original concept, which permitted 700 peopl…

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Now More Than Ever: The Social Value Of The Arts by Artsjournal

Beyond simply creating art for art's sake, or for school credits, many of the young people I encountered are building social movements and creative projects around a different vision for our…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 09:48PM[SHARE]

Philip Kennicott: The Healing Power Of Pity by Artsjournal

"Seeing ourselves as pitiable requires rethinking fundamental ideas about America's history, purpose and destiny. It obliges us to do something that is intolerable, to accept our weakness, e…

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Fall TV Is Going To Look Very Different by Artsjournal

Now " when yearly upfront presentations would normally take place " networks are instead deciding whether to move forward with or completely scrap prospective shows, despite having barely an…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 04:18PM[SHARE]

Musicians Association Will Pay Musicians To Perform Online by Artsjournal

Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada will pay musicians $150 per online performance for its members. The project is backed by $200,000 in funding every three months f…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 04:18PM[SHARE]

Interest In Disaster, Dystopian Stories Is Soaring. Why? by Artsjournal

Global downloads for Plague Inc, a 2012 video game that encourages players to spread a disease around the world before a cure is found, increased by an annual 123% from January to March this…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 03:12PM[SHARE]

On Second Consideration: Rewatching Theatre Online Can Spark Different Conclusions by Artsjournal

Laura Collins-Hughes: "As we flock online in these isolated, uncertain days, looking to sate our theater cravings, a lot of us are watching plays we have already seen onstage " familiar comf…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 02:12PM[SHARE]

Book Sales Were Down 35 Percent In April by Artsjournal

Categories of books that sold best last month were fiction, cookbooks, and children's books, but compared with April 2019, sales were largely down at the indies contacted. Most saw declines …

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The Medieval Book That Suggested How The World Looked by Artsjournal

Asking a Medieval person to imagine the world and their place on it would demand a radically different sort of cognitive map than one a modern person might rely on. This affects pragmatic ma…

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Thursday, May 14, 2020

Next-Level Zoom " The Virtual Reality Version by Artsjournal

"The weird feel of us meeting in a virtual fishtank, with real people able to peek in, makes me think of a possible future where performers work in VR, while directors or creators observe in…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:54PM[SHARE]

How The Chicago Symphony Is Thinking About Returning To The Stage by Artsjournal

"If things are not yet 100 percent (in Chicago in September), it's possible we could have a group of the orchestra divided into two parts: a group of 45, 50 people (and) another group of 45,…

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Why Does American Culture Treat Kids As A Different Species Of Human? by Artsjournal

We isolate them together, seal them off, protect them from the larger world. It's not like this in other cultures. So why is that? " Aeon

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Could The Pandemic Be The Catalyst To Change How Museums Work? by Artsjournal

A sense of precariousness is not unfamiliar to museum workers who were already living through austerity, Brexit, and the deregulation of the workforce. But long before this current health cr…

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UK Leaders Discuss The Future Of Theatre After Virus by Artsjournal

"Some tough decisions are going to have to be made. And it's not going to be small changes, it's going to be big changes for a time. And that feels incredibly painful if I'm honest." " BBC

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