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Tuesday, April 28, 2020

The Decline Of Novels, Poetry, Art… And Just About Everything Else? by Artsjournal

The truth, sad or bad or however one wishes to characterize it, is that both contemporary visual art and contemporary poetry no longer hold anything approximating the central place in cultur…

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Survey Quantifies Dire Situation For Artists by Artsjournal

Conducted by the advocacy group Americans for the Arts and released Friday, the survey of more than 11,000 creative workers reveals that 95 percent have lost some income because of the pa…

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Berlin Philharmonic, Shut For Weeks, Will Begin Performing Again Friday by Artsjournal

Friday's concert will strictly adhere to current social distancing guidelines in Germany, with players forming a chamber orchestra, spaced apart from one another on stage. The programme incl…

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Quixotic: Renegade Design Competition Reimagines A New LACMA by Artsjournal

Of the 28 proposals submitted, the jury " which included a retired LACMA curator " selected six as the "leading ideas." The winning studios will each receive $1,500 prizes. Nan Goldin declin…

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Texas Governor Says Movie Theatres Can Reopen This Week. Movie Theatres Say… Er, No… by Artsjournal

"Opening safely is a very complex project that involves countless new procedures and equipment, all of which require extensive training. This is something we cannot and will not do casually …

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We'll Have To Learn New Ways To Use Public Space by Artsjournal

As a post-lockdown city edges into view, we'll have to develop new ways to use the places we share, from public restrooms to restaurants, classrooms, hallways, subway cars, and sidewalks. Pr…

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Learning How To Do The Arts In A Post-COVID World by Artsjournal

One challenge is figuring out how to monetize the digital experience for an audience that's bathing in a glut of free content. Another is figuring out how to create an experience that's sati…

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Monday, April 27, 2020

Arts Organizations Laying Off Their Education Staff? Isn't That Backwards? by Artsjournal

In a now infamous email, the Museum of Modern Art told its museum educators "it will be months, if not years, before we anticipate returning to budget and operations levels to require educat…

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The Touching Story Of Maria Abramovic And Ulay's Walk On The Great Wall Of China by Artsjournal

To the Chinese who encountered the artists, they were of great curiosity. Having originally believed themselves to be the sole players and audience for their walk, they found everything they…

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Watch Workers 1000 Feet Up Building The Chrysler Building by Artsjournal

This footage from 1929 and 1930 of the building's construction " including the placement of an iconic 61st-floor Art Deco eagle " showcases how these workers were less comfortable delivering…

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YouTube Used To Be About User Content. No Longer by Artsjournal

It's first tagline was "broadcast yourself." But more recently, big video producers have begun to dominate the platform, changing it. " OneZero

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How Shakespeare Became A Modern Superstar by Artsjournal

The modern idea of "Shakespeare," both as artist and ideal genius, was essentially an eighteenth-century creation, though it is often credited to the Romantics. " Hudson Review

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Netflix Is Soaring Right Now. But Is Its Subscription Model A Loser? by Artsjournal

The fact it has to offer thousands of movies is quite expensive. And not necessarily efficient. Pay-per-view services might be more cost-effective and chew up Netflix's model. " The Conversa…

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An Existential Self-Help Book For Artists by Artsjournal

What does it mean to be an artist in an economy that actually doesn't allow many people to make their living as artists? The art world is in the midst of a larger inflection point at the mom…

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Does The Pandemic Signal The End Of American Exceptionalism? by Artsjournal

"It's a reckoning that has stirred intense debate about health policy, inequality and partisan politics, but also extends beyond it, touching on history, values and national identity. And fo…

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If Ever The BBC Proved Its Worth, It's Now by Artsjournal

Nick Hornby: "Before all this started, the BBC was under assault, apparently because of its independence. It was, is, being threatened with all sorts, including the loss of its lifeblood lic…

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Theatre For Nobody? (The Show Must Go On!) by Artsjournal

The performance is scheduled to begin promptly at 8 p.m. "No one will be admitted. No one will be onstage," reads a news release for the production. "Don't call for reservations. No live str…

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Friday, April 24, 2020

Why We Have The Makeover Urge From Quarantine by Artsjournal

No one has actually studied mass makeovers during a prolonged global pandemic"we're in uncharted territory here"but people like Christopher Oldstone-Moore think there's much to glean from pe…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 08:12PM[SHARE]

Movie Studios Rethink Their Business Models by Artsjournal

While stuck indoors under lockdown, consumer have grown even more accustomed to streaming movies from the comfort of their home. Executives suggest those habits could make moviegoers more un…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 06:03PM[SHARE]

New Data On Impact Of The Pandemic On Artists by Artsjournal

About 11,000 of the Artist Relief applicants completed a survey co-sponsored by the nonprofit advocacy group Americans for the Arts. Sixty-two percent of those surveyed said they are now une…

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Rehearsals Over Zoom? Really? One The Other Hand… by Artsjournal

"I'm not going to say this new online platform replaces theatre, I just think that temporarily it is a really interesting form of storytelling." " American Theatre

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LA's Most Devoted Museum-Goer Finally Takes A Break by Artsjournal

For eight years the retired architect, who immigrated to Los Angeles from the Philippines in 1969, had been visiting a different art museum, gallery or public art installation every day of t…

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This Year's Emmys To Be Streamed by Artsjournal

"We're giving it a try to be creative. Yes, it would have been easier just to post a press release, but the board, especially for our chapter, decided to see if we could come up with somethi…

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How Locked-Away Artists Are Expressing Themselves by Artsjournal

Practical concerns aside, it can be difficult to keep creating during a pandemic that has already killed more than 180,000 people worldwide. Even so, people who need to express themselves th…

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Private Freedom Versus Public Interest: Houston, We Have A Problem by Artsjournal

The logic of private interest " the notion that we should just 'let the market handle it' " has serious limitations. Particularly in the United States, the lack of an effective health and so…

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Was This The Social Media Of The 1700s? by Artsjournal

In 1769, amateur historian James Granger published the Biographical History of England, from Egbert the Great to the Revolution. It was an interactive book, aimed at collectors of printed im…

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Thursday, April 23, 2020

Zoom-As-Artistic-Medium, The Music Video by Artsjournal

The three-minute video for the band Thou & the Get's single "Phenom" is a kaleidoscope of ordinary images whose rhythm and hostility bust the limits of Zoom. The video speaks to the lock…

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Quarantined Shakespeare As Performed As Global Conversation by Artsjournal

As the speeches are performed by a succession of people in the videos, it feels "as if they are in conversation even though they are in different parts of the world" said Terry. The three sp…

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Zoom As Arthouse Film " What We Can Learn by Artsjournal

"When a face looks back at us in the real world, that means something very deep: we have to choose how to respond " because they can see us. So we manifest a facial expression, or talk back,…

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Met Museum Lays Off 81, Says It's Already Lost $150 Million by Artsjournal

Salary and benefits constitute more than 65% of the Met's annual budget. In addition to the layoffs, the museum announced today, April 22, that its top executives will be taking salary reduc…

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Listen To 50 Years Of Interviews About American Music by Artsjournal

"For the most part, the Oral History of American Music, known as OHAM, has focused not on insurance salesmen or barbers, but has instead gone straight to the source: living American composer…

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