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Wednesday, July 22, 2020

Hollywood Releases Its Movies In US First. Rest Of The World Is Waiting As Its Theatres Reopen by Artsjournal

Reasons for synchronising release dates globally, such as minimising piracy and coordinating marketing, hardly seem like priorities given present circumstances. The US is still the largest s…

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Needed: A New Deal For The Arts by Artsjournal

This debilitating, isolating historical moment should make us rethink our attitudes, priorities and national policies with regard to our criminal justice system, health and education infrast…

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John Williams at 88 by Artsjournal

"Williams is a courtly, soft-voiced, inveterately self-effacing man of eighty-eight. He is well aware of the extraordinary worldwide impact of his "Star Wars" music"not to mention his scores…

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Sales of Books In UK Hit Record In 2019. This Year? Not So Much by Artsjournal

The growth in nonfiction stands in contrast to fiction. Despite the publication of highly anticipated novels such as Margaret Atwood's The Testaments, sales fell to £582m in 2019, down 5.…

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Tuesday, July 21, 2020

Two National Ballet Of Canada Dancers Retire With 114 Years Service Between Them by Artsjournal

Laszlo Surmeyan danced lead male roles before becoming, in 1986, one of the company's first principal character artists. This season has marked his farewell to the company after a remarkable…

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What Netflix's List Of Ten Most-Watched Shows Tells Us by Artsjournal

Netflix's once heavily guarded vault of secret statistics has slowly opened up over the last couple of years, a gradual juicy reveal of viewer habits with some major caveats. " Irish Times

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How Arts Schools Are Adapting by Artsjournal

"It's not an uninteresting moment to be part of CalArts," said dance dean Dimitri Chamblas. "The school is ready to re-question, reinvent … innovating in this particular moment of time " i…

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The Drivers Of American Innovation Are Slowing by Artsjournal

The coronavirus pandemic and the administration's botched response to it are damaging the engine of American innovation in three major ways: The flow of talented people from overseas is slow…

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Hollywood Unions Say Federal Assistance Is Crucial For Its Workers by Artsjournal

The Authors Guild said its members had lost on average 43% of their regular income since the start of the crisis. The Freelancers union said over 80% of its members were reporting loss of in…

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The End Of Tourism? by Artsjournal

It took a pandemic to stop the gluttonous consumption of other places, trips that relied centrally on the have-nots"armies of hotel workers, cleaners, food preparers, bartenders, pool attend…

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Seven Ideas For The Chicago Symphony To Perform Again by Artsjournal

Howard Reich: "Should the organization succeed in presenting live events, it will deliver us from the current deluge of online performances by every musician who happens to own a smart phone…

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The Berkshires Cultural Crawl Without Crowds by Artsjournal

"They parked all too easily; slung their fold-up camp chairs over their shoulders; and waited obediently in a socially distanced line to enter the grounds, cracking jokes behind their masks.…

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How To Improve The Livability Of Our Cities by Artsjournal

If there's one lesson to be learned from the pandemic, it's the benefits of flexibility. In a matter of months, we've converted parking spaces into cafés, restaurants into food pantries, cl…

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NPR's Broken Business Model by Artsjournal

For decades, the P in NPR stood for "public," as in publicly supported, noncommercial radio and digital news. Yet with its growing dependence on corporate advertising, NPR has found itself o…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 01:24PM[SHARE]
Monday, July 20, 2020

Threatened Frank Lloyd Wright Cottage To Be Moved To New Location by Artsjournal

The one-story, three-bedroom cottage was built in 1913 as a temporary home for Wright's lawyer, Sherman Booth. Booth developed a cluster of Wright houses, including one for himself, in the R…

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National Gallery Of Art Responds To Allegations Of Harassment And Diversity Issues by Artsjournal

Written by two former employees and one current staff member and signed by almost 70 others, the petition alleges sexual and racial harassment at the federally funded institution and calls f…

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How Science Fiction Writers Foresaw Pandemics by Artsjournal

Science fiction writers have, indeed, always embraced globality. In interplanetary texts, humans of all nations, races and genders have to come together as one people in the face of alien in…

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How We Get Facts To Bend To Our Prejudices by Artsjournal

"We keep hearing that this is a post-truth era, that feelings beat facts, people no longer care what's true, and we're heading for ruin. Opponents of Brexit and Donald Trump not only found t…

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Will Theatre Take Advantage Of COVID To Change? by Artsjournal

For those wanting transformation, a crisis is a terrible thing to waste. But will hardship economics allow for new possibilities from our most prominent venues or will it just be a matter of…

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Can Playbill Survive COVID? by Artsjournal

The Broadway program publication hasn't printed programs since Broadway went dark. Website and social media traffic is up, but advertising has collapsed. "Just as it would be impossible to i…

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Why People Can Feel Nostalgic For Things They Didn't Experience by Artsjournal

The politics of nostalgia doesn't capitalise on people's memories of particular past events they might have experienced. Instead, it makes use of propaganda about the way things were, in ord…

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Kareem Abdul-Jabbar On LA's Historical Center of Jazz by Artsjournal

Although I spent college and most of my NBA career in Los Angeles, it wasn't until I retired from basketball and began my second career as a writer specializing in African American history a…

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Dorothy Parker's Ashes Are Buried In NAACP HQ. But HQ Is Moving, So… by Artsjournal

Parker was a huge supporter of civil rights and gave most of her estate to Martin Luther King (whom she had never met) when she died in 1967. When King died, the estate was transferred to th…

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Tony Elliott, 73, Founder Of "Time Out" Publishing Empire by Artsjournal

According to the publisher's own history, Elliott founded the magazine during a summer holiday from Keele University, where he was studying. "He produced the first edition on the kitchen tab…

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Friday, July 17, 2020

Turmoil At SFMoMA As Chief Curator Resigns by Artsjournal

Gary Garrels is the fifth senior official at SFMOMA to depart over the past few weeks. Also gone are Nan Keeton, deputy director of external affairs; Marisa Robisch, director of human resour…

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Battle Over Hirshhorn Museum's Plans To Redo Its Modernist Gardens by Artsjournal

Although the museum calls Hiroshi Sugimoto's design a "revitalization" of the sculpture garden, its critics feel it is much more than that. They are especially concerned with the proposed ch…

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Reckoning On Race In Classical Music by Artsjournal

"The systemic racism that runs like rot through the structures of the classical music world exists somewhere between broad statistical data and intimate personal disclosure. And right now, i…

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Let's Use COVID Shutdown To Bring Major Reforms To Theatre, Criticism by Artsjournal

"Bad habits may be broken. Theater companies large and small will be weaned off the conservative commercial values of Broadway, freed of the timidity of white theater artists and audiences w…

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Minnesota Museum Fires Longtime Director by Artsjournal

When Kristin Makholm took the helm in July 2009, the museum was virtually bankrupt and had been closed for about 18 months after losing its lease at the Ramsey County Government Center. But …

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New Waves Of Arts Layoffs In Chicago " A Profession Dismantling by Artsjournal

You might argue that furloughs are inevitable, given the inability of theaters to perform indoors in front of more than 50 people under current city and state guidelines. But it's not the fu…

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Leonard Slatkin: Here's How I Would Change Orchestra Auditions by Artsjournal

"In a way, the screen now represents a bit of an insult to those who are making the decision as to who will join the orchestra. Do we really believe that today's musicians cannot come to a f…

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