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Monica Benson talks about approaching communities with a commitment to diversity

Monica Benson, Director of Education and Community Engagement at the Chicago Sinfonietta, shares their approach to community partnerships along with their commitment to diversity.

Row X Wrapped

Inspired by Spotify Wrapped, check out this podcast based on all the Row X posts to date.

Sending Off 2024—A Bumper Year for Cross-Agency Collaborations through the Arts

The January 2024 “Healing, Bridging, Thriving” summit at the NEA celebrated an ethos of cross-sectoral partnerships involving the arts in federal government. Memorable outcomes were an...

Art, Politics, Trump

A favourite old book of mine from my childhood is Kenneth Clark’s Civilisation, which goes along with his television series. It is old-school history of...

The Once and Future Prez

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Once Again, What Would Daumier Make of Trump?

Honoré Daumier went to prison for six months for his 1831 lithograph after its publication in a satirical illustrated periodical that appeared weekly in Paris, "La Caricature morale, politique et littéraire.".

Giving Tuesday Is Here Once Again, As Is This Popular Little Article - Just Another Gimmick?

(Originally posted October 2022.) I know. The latest data shows that ...

American Sphinx

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Music and Wellness

Daniel Levitin has a short article in Wired on the future of music, therapy and well-being. I do not like it. Preliminary: Levitin is James McGill Professor Emeritus of...

Daniel Bartholomew Poyser shares innovative approaches to engaging young people

Daniel Bartholemew Poyser, Barrett Principal Education Conductor & Community Ambassador of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, shares their innovative approaches to engagement that are transforming communities and young people.

Remembering Teddy

Teddy died last Sunday after a short, swift illness, probably cancer. He was eleven years old. My seminal Teddy memory:

The Late Brion Gysin (1914-1986) Is Having a Moment

Over the years he had many, in fact, although few of them lived up to his expectations. But never mind. An updated model of his and Ian Sommerville's Dreamachine was recently featured in a symposium on art, AI, and the humanities here in New York; and another will be installed in London at the Tate Modern, in the exhibition "Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet,"which will run from the end of this month (Nov. 28) to June 1, 2025. Meanwhile, Roger Knoebber has brought Gysin back to life in a shaggy, unconventional book-length profile, "Hysteresis."

The 2024 Carol for Nonprofit Arts Organizations

The holiday tradition continues because we know you won’t read it. Photo by ...

Charlie Ortiz shares the vision behind their new $44 million home

Charlie Ortiz, Executive Director of the WHIN Music Community Charter School, shares the vision and process behind their new $44 million home.

Buckminster Fuller’s Versified Prose

By my philosophy The finite, but imponderable Metaphysical Universe Embraces the definite, Ponderable, physical Universe. 'Finite' is not unitarily conceptual. 'Definite' is unitarily conceptual. I have mathematical proof ...

The fate of the NEA in the coming administration

On NPR this morning is a short piece pondering the fates of the NEA and NEH under the second Trump administration. It is optimistic,...

Lawrence Tibbett and Fate of American Opera Today

“Singing Black” — Tibbett in “The Emperor Jones” at the Met (1933) Today’s online edition of “The American Scholar” carries

Quick Study: Dance on the Brain

In this episode, we discuss recent developments in neuroscientific research on dance and creative movement. A transcript is available on the NEA website.

The Case for Support: Arts Capacity Walks the Walk Among Nonprofit Arts Organizations

First, they define the community. Then ask what they need, not what they want. Finally, they don’t confuse it with ...

Hubert Massey shares his process of creating extraordinary murals

Hubert Massey, public artist and fresco muralist at the Marygrove Conservancy, shares his creative process of creating extraordinary art that transforms public spaces.

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