Good morning. Here are this weekend’s highlights:
- How The Pandemic Has Reshaped Cultural Philanthropy
The pandemic spurred a shift in arts funding, with donors increasingly focused on social justice, equity, and supporting smaller, community-based organizations, altering the landscape of cultural philanthropy in profound ways. – The Art Newspaper - The Quiet Rise of Eco-Set Design in Theater Theater companies are adopting sustainable practices in set design, using recycled materials and energy-efficient techniques, reflecting a larger movement towards environmental responsibility in the performing arts. – The Stage
- Countries Unite to Preserve Film Across Borders
In an unprecedented collaboration, film heritage organizations in France, India, and Sri Lanka have launched a project to restore and preserve culturally significant films, underscoring the importance of global cooperation in safeguarding artistic legacy. – Variety - Why Did a Judge Toss Out AlterNet’s Lawsuit Over OpenAI?
This court ruling on copyright infringement raises complex questions about intellectual property in the digital age, specifically the implications for artists, writers, and media outlets in the era of AI. – Wired - AI Is Killing Our Curiosity What is AI’s impact on the creative process? An emphasis on optimization stifles the serendipitous explorations that fuel genuine curiosity and artistic innovation. – The Atlantic
Skip down to see everything. See you tomorrow!
Doug
