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When Graphs And Charts Were A Revolutionary Way To Think

A psychologist and a statistician argue that visual thinking, by revealing what would otherwise remain invisible, has had a profound effect on the way we approach problems. – The New Yorker

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For A Few Hundred Euros, You Can Get A Rembrandt Inked On Your Body

"It’s a highbrow-meets-lowbrow thing," said the Dutch tattoo artist completing the requests. He's done it before, but "this time, had a greater ambition: to reproduce one of Rembrandt’s most famous etchings, The Descent From the Cross, from 1633, across a man’s back." - The New York Times
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This Oregon Museum Had To Sell Its Museum

And Tuesday's election will determine what happens with its collection - and if its local advocates have done enough to organize support. - Oregon ArtsWatch
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Since 2008, Local Newsrooms Have Been Hurting For Cash

What do they do with it, though, when they get it? Well: "keep the lights on, ... pay bills, pay down debt, make payroll, or as a buffer when something went wrong." - Nieman Lab

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Associate Director of Marketing and Communications

The Old Globe is seeking an Associate Director of Marketing and Communications, responsible for single ticket venue, audience acquisition, retention, and campaign performance.
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Vice President for Advancement, Aspen Music Festival and School

Aspen Music Festival and School (AMFS) welcomes applications and nominations for the position of Vice President for Advancement.
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Global Executive Arts Management Fellowship –  Apply by Dec. 3

The DeVos Institute of Arts and Nonprofit Management invites applications for its Global Executive Fellowship, a fully subsidized program for arts and culture nonprofit leaders.
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Artistic Director – The Apollo via TOC Arts Partners

The Apollo seeks an Artistic Director.‍
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Executive Director – Guild Hall of East Hampton

Guild Hall seeks a visionary leader to guide a renowned multidisciplinary cultural institution into its next era of artistic excellence, civic leadership, and national impact.
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David and Francie Horvitz Family Foundation Director-The Gund at Kenyon College

The Gund at Kenyon College, a contemporary and modern art museum for shared learning and connection, seeks a leader with expansive vision--https://www.mcaonline.com/searches/director-gund
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State Theatre New Jersey seeks Chief Advancement Officer

State Theatre New Jersey seeks Chief Advancement Officer. Annual salary range between $135,000 - $160,000.
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Executive Director, National Museum of Women in the Arts

The National Museum of Women in the Arts seeks a bold, relationship-driven leader to serve as its next Executive Director
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Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco seeks Director of Digital Experience

Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco seeks Director of Digital Experience. Salary range is between $140,000-$160,000
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Director of Operations

Join our team as our next Director of Operations! In this role, you'll direct The Clarice’s production, facilities and operational activities to advance our mission.
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Manager, Artistic Administration

Join our team as our next Manager, Artistic Administration! In this role, you'll focus on the operational and administrative aspects of daily operations.