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Creative Destruction
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What if we took a step back and asked some pretty big questions?The arts aren't dead, and they're not even dying, but the old models aren't working so well anymore. It's is clear that this is the time for cutting new paths - something as dangerous as it is essential. I wonder what will happen next. … [Read more...]
John Thomas Dodson
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John Thomas Dodson has been asking questions about how the arts can be used in building communities. Currently Music Director of the Adrian Symphony Orchestra and Artistic Director of Conciertos de la Villa de Santo Domingo, he has been involved in redesigning the model of the American orchestra. He is passionate about serving as a catalyst for placing the orchestra as a vibrant center of modern life. … [Read more...]
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