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5,874 stories by "Artsjournal"

By Accident, Howard Sherman Finds Himself In A Theatre Audience Of Young People. It Changed His Experience by Artsjournal

"Most theatre professionals recognise the value of bringing in younger patrons, especially those seeking careers in the theatre, as essential to the continued welfare of the industry. But th…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 3:29pm on April 12, 2019

The Problem With How We Get News? The Incentives Are Misaligned by Artsjournal

Cal Newport, a computer-science professor at Georgetown University, marshals evidence that the addictive properties of our devices are not accidental but, rather, the product of careful thin…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 2:28pm on April 12, 2019

Washington State Reverses Ban On Allowing Prisoners To Get Books By Mail by Artsjournal

"Concerns about contraband introduction led me to issue the original directive. After conducting further review, the data does not support continuing the restriction on donated, used books."…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 1:32pm on April 12, 2019

How Social Impact Philanthropy Is Impacting Arts Such as Theatre And Dance by Artsjournal

A case study: "First, its focus on social impact theatre provides another illuminating example of a funder embracing the red-hot field of socially focused arts programming. And second, its w…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 12:32pm on April 12, 2019

What Kind Of Computer Is The Brain? by Artsjournal

The claim that the brain is a computer is not just a metaphor. The cognitive sciences are full of hypotheses to the effect that the brain computes such-and-such in so-and-so a way. Many of o…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 11:31am on April 12, 2019

Frederic Rzewski: We Should Abolish All The Conservatories (And Other Provocative Opinions) by Artsjournal

"I could never find my own style, no. I have never done anything original. Everything I've done I've stolen from other people. I mean, Mozart also stole right and left, and so did Bach. All …

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 6:03pm on April 11, 2019

Joys Of A Print Newspaper? Ritual! by Artsjournal

Andrew Ferguson used to subscribe to four print newspapers, but over the years devolved to digital (as most of us have). So he tried an experiment and subscribed again. And what did he learn…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 5:29pm on April 11, 2019

How An Unlikely Art House Film Beat Superhero Blockbusters To Win China's Box Office by Artsjournal

How did such a strange project make an astounding $38 million on its release day of December 31, 2018? In the same way so many of its big-budget rivals did throughout the year"with good mark…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 5:02pm on April 11, 2019

The Number Of Music Teachers In Scottish Schools Has Fallen 40 Percent In Seven Years. Here's Why by Artsjournal

The reason? Funding, of course. And more and more schools are charging for lessons, and now, even for instruments. This has decimated the number of students who sign up. It's a vicious circl…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 4:31pm on April 11, 2019

Executive Director " Silkroad by Artsjournal

Silkroad's Executive Director will lead its local, national, and international strategic direction and ensure programmatic integration, artistic and social impact, financial resourcing, and …

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 4:20pm on April 11, 2019

"Chill" Music? Seriously? This Is Where Muzak Went To Die by Artsjournal

This has become a popular music genre. But "the music wasn't for anything. It merely existed to facilitate and sustain a mood, which in turn might enable a task: studying, folding laundry, m…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 4:01pm on April 11, 2019

Is The Met Fashion Gala Falling Out Of Fashion Itself? by Artsjournal

Tickets are expensive " $35k per person " for the "Oscars of the East." But the event, managed by Vogue is showing some signs of waning. No magazine, not even Vogue, has the same influence o…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 3:28pm on April 11, 2019

Nathan Glazer Rose In An Era Of Rich Intellectual Stew. It's Fascinating To Reflect On What's Changed Since Then by Artsjournal

Peter Skerry's essay is quite pessimistic about how the world has evolved. He writes that the meritocracy structures we have built have become ingrown, timid and self-involved. He wonders if…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 2:29pm on April 11, 2019

We Live In A Productivity Optimization Culture. Just Stop It! by Artsjournal

Jenny Odell is tired of all the exhortations to be a better you. Even the acres of digital detox books now flooding stores masquerade as reconnecting with what's real while all the while sug…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 1:31pm on April 11, 2019

Music Is Ephemeral: That Makes It Difficult To Write About. Also To Understand How A Conductor Does What S/he Does by Artsjournal

Conductor Mark Wigglesworth wrote a book to try to explain the latter. Robert Philip wrote another that tries to make music comprehensible in words. These aren't meager tasks. " Times Litera…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 12:32pm on April 11, 2019

Los Angeles Approves Funding For New LACMA Building With Help From Brad Pitt And Diane Keaton by Artsjournal

The county board of supervisors voted Tuesday to approve the current plan and release $117.5 million in taxpayer funding for it, despite last-minute entreaties from some art and architecture…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:30am on April 11, 2019

Artists Slam Spotify In Open Letter After Company Appeals Copyright Decision That Would Make Them Pay Songwriters More by Artsjournal

"We're hurt and disappointed," begins the letter, which is addressed to Spotify CEO Daniel Ek. Their reason for calling out Spotify alone, while Google, Amazon, and Pandora were also listed …

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 6:02pm on April 10, 2019

What Pricks The Conscience (And When): The Ethics Of Whose Money You Take by Artsjournal

I understand the logic of "We'll take everyone's money" and the logic of "We won't take any ethically impure money." Those are pure. What I question is the efficacy of cherry-picking the eth…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 5:32pm on April 10, 2019

Academia's Itinerant Labor Problem: How Exploitation Of Adjuncts Betrays Students by Artsjournal

In the nineteen-seventies, about a quarter of college faculty were on limited-term, adjunct contracts; the majority of professors were tenured or on the tenure-track. Today, it's estimated t…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 5:02pm on April 10, 2019

I Used To Have A Great Sense Of Direction. Then Came GPS… What Skills Is It Safe To Forget? by Artsjournal

Instead of looking at what we're learning, perhaps we should consider the obverse: what becomes safe to forget? As the internet grows ever more powerful and comprehensive, why bother to reme…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 4:31pm on April 10, 2019

Rushing Restrictive Laws About Internet Content After Terrorist Tragedy Is A Bad Idea by Artsjournal

There are vile things on the internet. And after what happened with shootings in New Zealand, there are calls to clamp down on digital content. That may be a bad idea, argues David Sullivan.…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 4:01pm on April 10, 2019

Christopher Knight: LACMA's New Vision For Itself And Its Building Should Be Rejected by Artsjournal

"A 'yes' vote from the supervisors means that more than 50 years of the county project to build the last great encyclopedic art museum in the United States is over. It has driven five former…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 3:32pm on April 10, 2019

Last Year's Most Objected-To Books In Schools And Libraries by Artsjournal

The American Library Association's annual list is out, and as usual, there are some head-scratchers. Harry Potter? To Kill a Mockingbird? The media darling of the list is John Oliver's parod…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 11:32am on April 10, 2019

Zadie Smith On What It's Like To Experience Alvin Ailey by Artsjournal

"Off we went " and it was a ravishment. Nothing prepares you for the totality of Alvin Ailey: the aural, visual, physical, spiritual beauty. Up to that point, most high-culture excursions (u…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 11:05am on April 10, 2019

Chicago Symphony Strike: In For The Long Haul? by Artsjournal

Despite some movement on dollar amounts and percentages, the two parties appear to remain essentially where they were four weeks ago on the basics. " Chicago Tribune

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:26am on April 10, 2019
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