The Reinvention Of Opera Philadelphia
The refrain "adapt or die" haunts many performing arts organizations, so it's fascinating to find one that heeds the warning, discovers what it needs to do"and then actually does it. " The P…
The refrain "adapt or die" haunts many performing arts organizations, so it's fascinating to find one that heeds the warning, discovers what it needs to do"and then actually does it. " The P…
The system will use game mechanics to engage users " people will be able to earn "points" each time the assistant shares one of their answers. " CNBC
Zukerman, 74, has Alzheimer's. She was diagnosed about three years ago after her two daughters insisted that she get checked. At the time, Zukerman thought nothing of the memory slips… " A…
"The music itself is not the problem, in fact it's what we do best"it's our core product. Yet so many organizations think that if we change the product, it will help the bottom line, but it …
"Recently I was asked to present a lecture on composer Julius Eastman and his work at the OBEY Convention, a music and sound festival in Halifax, Nova Scotia. But rather than a fruitful disc…
How serious is the gap between experience and the words we have? Serious. The need to render experience for others is tied to a need for others to understand us, and when unfulfilled, leaves…
Show creators traditionally get big payouts when a really popular show gets syndicated and sold over and over again. Disney wants to pay more up front and limit the back end. Creators aren't…
Fewer Americans are volunteering their time and money on a regular basis, according to the report. The national volunteer rate has not surpassed 28.8 percent since 2005, and in 2015, it dipp…
There's little mystery about where people are heading, or why: They are mostly moving toward sun and some semblance of affordability. The major Texas metros"Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and…
This leads us to the most critical question: if most arts leaders are white, and diversity is the business of leaders, what is required of our leaders to effect change? " ArtsHub
Enrique Mazzola, who is currently the principal guest conductor at the Deutsche Oper in Berlin and was until recently artistic and music director of the Orchestre National d'ÃŽle-de-France…
"Giving money to higher education amplifies a billionaire's legacy. The money greases hiring decisions and shapes curriculums, and it can ricochet across the wider culture for decades, even …
Magnus is part of a wave of smartphone apps trying to catalog the physical world as a way of providing instantaneous information about songs or clothes or plants or paintings. First came Sha…
After a week of debate in Kyoto, and pushback ahead of the International Council for Museums's annual conference in the historic Japanese city, delegates voted overwhelmingly against a co…
Musicians say that his uncompromising approach to music " he is famous for marathon rehearsals and recording sessions, and for late-night salons where guests recite poetry, play music and ta…
This past summer, an extreme drought in the Extremadura area of Spain that caused the Valdecañas Reservoir's water levels to plummet has revealed a series of megalithic stones. " artnet
The Ohio State University's Department of Arts Administration, Education, and Policy (AAEP) invites applications for a full-time, tenure-track Assistant Professor in Arts Management to beg…
The Executive Director will create innovative ways for Theatre Forward to achieve its long-term vision of advancing American theatre and the communities they serve.
"The sculpture was almost certainly stolen in the early 1960s from the ancient Maya site. It passed through the inventory of a prominent Los Angeles gallery on its way to Paris. Its illicit …
"We do not have a diverse literary ecosystem in Canada; its diversity has shrunk rapidly in the past two decades. Two recent accounts amply demonstrate a narrowing of Canada's publishing act…
"You cannot say, 'They don't work enough,' 'What do they want?' and all these kinds of phrases," says Muti. "I think still in Chicago people have not realized what they have. What the world …
As more religious communities begin to incorporate robotics " in some cases, AI-powered and in others, not "it stands to change how people experience faith. It may also alter how we engage i…
Has the philanthropic sector gotten so distorted that even when evil is recognized, the need to meet financial objectives is too great? " NonProfit Quarterly
"For all the achievements, one gets the sense that Gagosian still enjoys the hustle. He's certainly in no rush to retire. He's still signing new artists, still staging exhibitions, still off…
Frank's images weren't exclusively solemn, but a person could nonetheless get lost in them, trying to figure out what was going on. " The New Yorker