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How Will Machines Choose To Tell Stories?

Sure, Gmail offers to fill in text on your messages – but things are getting more complicated. “AI’s capacity for creativity—one of those supposedly sacrosanct human attributes—is becoming more and more of an existential sticking point as humans learn to live alongside intelligent machines.” – The Atlantic

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Maine Banned Smartphones In Schools. It’s Changed Students’ Interactions

Students are connecting with each other more in the time between classes, staff across the state said. And during lunch, staff are hearing louder and more lively conversation in the cafeteria — a stark contrast from previous years when phone use stifled talking. - WBUR
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Oakland Arts School The Crucible Suddenly Closes

“The Crucible, a longtime West Oakland arts institution known for welding, blacksmithing, glassblowing and other hands-on classes as well as fire-related performances, has temporarily closed because of serious financial problems, leaving staff, faculty, students and artists uncertain about what comes next.” - San Francisco Chronicle (Yahoo!)
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Another Famous Documentary Filmmaker Has Footage Of Elizabeth Holmes In The Can

Errol Morris directed some commercials for Theranos back when it was flying high, and he has two hours of unedited Q&A footage of Homes from that period which he thinks would make a good before-and-after comparison with You Can See Everything. (He also has two very entertaining anecdotes about...

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Vice President for Advancement, Aspen Music Festival and School

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Director of Development – Ballet Hispánico via TOC Arts Partners

Ballet Hispánico in New York City seeks a new Director of Development.
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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.
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The Granada Theatre seeks Vice President of Stage Production & Operations

The Granada Theatre seeks Vice President of Stage Production & Operations. Annual salary range of $150,000 to $200,000.