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Arts Garage’s Artists-in-Residence (AiR) Series Provides Arts and Culture Opportunities for Youth, Underserved Community Members, Long-time Learners and Seniors – The Boca Raton Tribune
Advertisements Series Extends Beyond Arts Garage’s Delray Beach Location to Provide Master Classes, Workshops, Lectures and Other Unique Experiences Advertisements Delray Beach, FL – Arts Garage, a Visual & Performing Arts Venue located in Delray Beach that connects the community to the world through the arts, continues to do so through the nonprofit’s Artists-in-Residence (AiR) Series. The…
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San Diego Black Arts and Culture District rebuilds from flooding, one year later
S1: It’s time for Midday Edition on KPBS. For today’s show , we’re talking about the yearlong flood recovery effort happening in San Diego’s Black Arts and Culture district. Then your weekend preview highlights upcoming film festivals. I’m Jade Hyndman with conversations that keep you informed , inspired and engaged. With how business owners and…
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Fayetteville approves 10-year arts and culture plan
This week, the Fayetteville City Council approved (8-0) an art and culture plan that will guide the city’s arts projects over the next 10 years. The 66-page guide identifies five community priorities to grow and sustain the city’s arts scene: cultivate, sustain, creative spaces, place-making and lead. The plan also offers policy recommendations, goals and…
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Art World Comings and Goings: The Andy Warhol Museum’s New Director and More
The only constant in the art world is change. Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images for Condenast; Jojo Korsh/BFA.com; Bre Johnson/BFA.com From the departure of Art Basel’s global head of VIP relations to the announcement that Artnet’s Hans Neuendorf is returning, these are some of the notable changes recently announced across the arts and culture spheres. The…
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Bradford 2025: Building on the City of Culture legacy
As City of Culture for 2025, Bradford has kicked off a year-long programme that celebrates its rich industrial heritage and vibrant contemporary culture. However, this year of festivities is just the beginning; the true impact of being a City of Culture can unfold only in the years that follow. As summed up by Rosie Millard,…
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‘Transformative potential’: more arts funding on the horizon in Scotland following success of culture and health festival
Last year’s Scotland-wide festival linking arts, culture and healthcare has shown how the arts might help to “reimagine our national model of health and social care” according to the Scottish government’s chief medical officer. The glowing verdict by Gregor Smith coincided with a report published this week at the Scottish parliament outlining the impact of…
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5 Grants to Support Arts and Cultural Initiatives
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Black History Month in Wilmington: Here are events celebrating the Black community
Black History Month is celebrated annually in the United States in February to highlight and recognize the significant contributions of Black people throughout history, honoring their achievements, struggles and cultural impact on society. Here are several events that will be held in the Wilmington area. Did we miss yours? Let us know by emailing [email protected].…
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Anant Singh Joins World Economic Forum’s Global Arts and Culture Council
Anant Singh, renowned film producer and social justice advocate, has been appointed to the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) newly launched Global Arts and Culture Council (GACC). The announcement was made during the Council’s inaugural meeting at the WEF Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland, on January 22. The GACC, established by WEF co-founders Mrs. Hilde Schwab…
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Steven Soderbergh’s ‘Presence’ is a ghost story where the audience is the ghost
I often think about something a friend pointed out while watching Steven Soderbergh’s “The Knick,” a phenomenal, short-lived Showtime series in which Clive Owen played a hilariously arrogant, drug-addicted surgeon at a New York City hospital circa 1900. The show was set in the distant past but shot on shimmery digital video and scored with…