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Queen’s University – Appointment of Director, Agnes Etherington Art Centre
The Agnes Etherington Art Centre at Queen’s University is now seeking a new Director who will articulate a bold and dynamic vision that leverages the Agnes’ impressive strengths, collections, and successes through an exciting stage of transformational growth. Queen’s University, and Agnes Etherington Art Centre, are situated on traditional Anishinaabe and Haudenosaunee Territory. The Agnes […] [READ MORE]
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The Phoenix Symphony – President & CEO
The Phoenix Symphony (TPS) is Arizona's largest performing arts organization and considered a cultural icon. Founded in 1947 as a part-time orchestra, TPS has grown to become Arizona's only full-time symphony orchestra with a 38-week season and 66 musicians. [READ MORE]
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Los Angeles Ballet seeks Controller
Los Angeles Ballet is seeking an individual with a minimum of 5 years of experience as a controller, preferably for nonprofit arts institutions. [READ MORE]
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Christie’s Education – Art Law & Business Lecturer
Christie’s Education was founded in 1978 and is owned by the Christie’s International Plc (Christie’s). [READ MORE]
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Manager of Strategic Initiatives and Planning (ACH)
The Manager of Strategic Initiatives and Planning in the Arts and Cultural Heritage (ACH) Program will be a strategic thinker and thought partner for the Program Director. [READ MORE]
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Global Arts Management Fellowship
The DeVos Institute invites applications for its Global Arts Management Fellowship – a three-year, cohort-based intensive for arts and cultural executives. Apply by Nov. 15. [READ MORE]
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This Week’s Top Audience Stories: Theatre Manners, Free Speech and The Arts Commodity Trap
This Week's Insights: When art falls into the commodity trap... Diverseity in movies leads to bigger audiences... The nine-year-old who became celebrated for her theatre manners... Facebook's difficulties with deciding who gets seen... Conde Nast's faltering glossy magazine model. [read more]
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| FROM TODAY'S ARTSJOURNAL BLOGS |
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| Once Upon a Time There Was Romance Do you ever wonder how choreographers choose their titles? After seeing James Whiteside’s New American Romance on the last day of American Ballet Theatre’s fall season at the former New York State Theater, I spent some time pondering that. – Deborah Jowitt
Picasso Fiasco: Jarring Juxtapositions & Missed Connections at the New MoMA The aggressively transgressive new MoMA, trying to combat museum-ennui by shaking up its displays, has aimed its cannon at the canon. Its disruptive installation strategy audaciously breaches traditional geographic, temporal and art-historical boundaries, arranging shotgun marriages among strange (and strained) bedfellows and sundering longtime soulmates. – Lee Rosenbaum
The twenty-five record albums that changed my life (13) Forty-nine years after the fact, I can’t remember how or why I first got interested in Miles Davis. Not that you would have needed a reason to be interested in Miles in 1970. – Terry Teachout
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| TODAY'S ARTS & CULTURE NEWS ~ 11/01/2019 |
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