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That, and the way the Museum of Fine Arts uses a massive 10,000 square foot exhibition called Ancient Nubia Now to set the record straight. The Museum …

This fall, the Canadian Opera Company in Toronto gave a botched face-lift to “Turandot,” a Puccini opera about a barbaric Chinese princess in “ancient Peking” who executes her suitors. To try to mask the racism of the opera, the director changed the names of Ping, Pang and Pong, three of the main …

Study Compares the Diversity of New York City’s Arts and Culture Workforce Against General Population To Identify Gaps Arts, culture, arts education, …

Several of the museums and galleries in Minnesota’s two major cities – Saint Paul and Minneapolis – have decided reject using just one language on …

Art by women and men is valued differently. Fine art by women, on average, is valued much less than men’s pieces, and are routinely left out of major museums. How many famous female artists can you name? No, not Beyonce or Rihanna, but fine artists like Frida Kahlo and Mary Cassatt. If you’re having …

Key Areas of Responsibilities: Creation and management of programs for all concerts (NYC Playbills and publications for international residencies). Creation and distribution of all news releases, including those directed locally for participating ensembles on our annual concert series. Management of all company websites and social media with existing off-site web specialist. Qualifications: Degrees in Music

CORA DANCE SEEKS A FULL-TIME GENERAL MANAGER. WHO WE ARE: Through its professional company, youth companies, wraparound services and pay-what-you-can school, Cora Dance creates exceptional dance experiences while addressing the impediments that often restrict individuals from accessing the art form due to affordability and other often unaddressed factors. Cora’s approach to choreography, training and community

The Associate Director of Individual Giving (ADIG) is the key driver of a successful Individual Giving Program for the Annual Fund and vital member of a highly-motivated development team of nine at a transformational time for the Huntington Theatre Company. Boston’s leading professional theatre is midway through a five-year, $100 million comprehensive campaign which includes

Denis Shiryaev has found a way to clarify the world’s earliest films and their signature grainy textures. He transformed the classic 1896 The Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat Station into a 50-second film that suddenly reveals distinct faces of the passengers scrambling to get on the train, in addition to details on the locomotive that otherwise were undistinguishable in the original version.