5,874 stories by "Artsjournal"
Music is based on influences of music that has come before. So music created by artificial intelligence is composed based on the data and algorithms provided to it. So if AI-made music sound…
They don't literally forget who they are, since their actual beliefs and desires remain the same. (Put in terms of the model: their Belief and Desire boxes retain their original contents.) H…
Is there any more ubiquitous font than Helvetica? It's everywhere. Except it's not. In recent years more and more publishers have eschewed it for other, newer typefaces. And there are some b…
We have questions. New York Magazine's Jordan Crucchiola has some answers. " New York Magazine
It was back in the late 1990s and the idea of being online was new. Hence explanations of how the web and websites worked… " Classical Dark Arts
Join our talented Marketing & Communications team as the Director of Audience Development. The Director will play a key role in the team's efforts to maximize earned revenue and market g…
The Senior Press Representative for WNO & Classical is responsible for the strategic communications and public relations efforts for Washington National Opera and its constituents and pr…
Just as scientists tend to be quiet about the 'inspiration' phase of their work, artists are a little cagey about the 'laboratory' phase of theirs.
Often, it's really about politics, nostalgia, and the fear of community change…
Amidst a whopping 60.3% decline in pilots from Q1 2018, a single feature that was awarded tax incentives filming in the city, a 15% drop in Commercials and more bad news, overall production …
Creative people that have a strong ability to associate different words are especially susceptible to false memories. Some people might be more vulnerable than others to believe fake news…
The Financial Times cited sources close to James Murdoch tonight that said his new three-comma fund could include a long-rumored liberal-leaning news outlet. " Deadline
"The world is moving in a direction that does require intervention and does require comment and does require a shift in direction. That's the job description for artists. We're the people wh…
"Libraries are known as the 'great equalizers' because we provide equal access for all patrons, regardless of their socio-economic status. Wiping the slate clean of outstanding fines means w…
Philip Kennicott: "History tells us these things are all too common, even as modern media saturation makes it seem somehow unprecedented. Flip through the pages of any tourist guide to an ol…
If we look closely, it's apparent that evolutionary psychology is due for an overhaul. Rather than hard-wired cognitive instincts, our heads are much more likely to be populated by "cognitiv…
And why would we care? "We do know a few things about Shakespeare's relationship with books. He wrote plays according to a method that has been labeled plagiaristic; "appropriative" is a mor…
The Director of Marketing & Communications will develop, execute and evaluate comprehensive, integrated marketing and sales strategies for Society for the Performing Arts (SPA), a non-pr…
No, Chicago isn't about to negotiate with North Korea. And London isn't making a mutual defense treaty with New York. But on a range of issues from climate change to workers' rights, cities …
GoT is the extremely rare drama that has managed to grow its audience every single season (AMC's Breaking Bad was another). AMC's The Walking Deadused to top Game of Thrones i…
In 2010, Andrew Tallon, an art professor at Vassar, took a Leica ScanStation C10 to Notre-Dame and, with the assistance of Columbia's Paul Blaer, began to painstakingly scan every piec…
The survey of over 2,000 current or former arts workers, carried out by Parents and Carers in Performing Arts (PiPA) and Birkbeck, University of London, found that 43% of respondents who had…
Boris Giltburg: "Those critters just wouldn't budge. They seemed to appear on the keyboard out of nowhere and then stayed there, lethargically, utterly unresponsive to any shooing movement I…
One report last year estimated that transfers to Gen-Xers and millennials over the next decade alone could yield more than $2o billion a year in new grants to nonprofits. " Inside Philanthro…
Human beings have a conflicted relationship to this order-disorder nexus. We are alternately attracted from one to the other. We admire principles and laws and order. We embrace reasons and …
