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2023 in Review: In Oregon, a long and lively cultural trip around the sun
“Make Me Gorgeous!” star Wade McCollum, left, and writer-director Donnie at the post-opening night party in New York. Photo courtesy Don Horn. Twenty-twenty-three? That’s so yesterday! Well, yes: Here from the vantage point of New Year’s Day 2024 it is yesterday. But before we throw it onto the scrap heap of history let’s take a…
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Here are 5 things Arts Access is looking forward to cover in 2024
Last year, the Arts Access team covered the arts in North Texas through the lens of access and equity. We reported on stories about underrepresented artists, arts and the economy, and trends in the art scene. We also talked to the community about stories they would like to see from us. We learned a lot…
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The 10 Happiest Dallas Culture Stories from 2023
Every year around this time, we like to take stock of the previous year’s events, and it’s usually easy to list all the negative ones. Our brains seem wired to pick the worst moments of the past year out of some primal instinct that humans can’t seem to shake. So when New Year’s Eve starts…
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Local Artist Eyes City For New Art And Cultural Studio
Colburn drew this dark wolf picture, which will be showcased at her new art and cultural workshop, which is planned to be in Jamestown and opening in 2024. Submitted photo Creating meaningful art and combating systemic racism is what drives one local artist to create and fight. Kaycee Colburn — a native of Jamestown as…
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Tinned Fish Market on the Rise as ‘Affordable Luxury’
According to a report by Persistence Market Research, the tinned fish market in the United States is predicted to reach $17.2 billion by the end of 2033. That’s a jump from $9.5 billion in 2022.
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Martin de Groot’s lonely battle for arts and culture
Martin de Groot is fighting the loneliest of battles — trying to increase funding for the arts — following the sudden closure of the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony and regional council’s decision to slash financial support for TheMuseum. “It is really the low point,” said de Groot, who worked in the arts sector for decades. × Already…
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Martin de Groot’s lonely battle for arts and culture in Waterloo Region
Martin de Groot is fighting the loneliest of battles — trying to increase funding for the arts — following the sudden closure of the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony and regional council’s decision to slash financial support for TheMuseum. “It is really the low point,” said de Groot, who worked in the arts sector for decades. × Already…
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Leeds 2023: A look back on 12 months of culture and its impact
David SpereallBBC News Gemma DillonBBC Radio Leeds JMA Photography Leeds 2023 kicked off with The Awakening at Headingley Stadium in January. Six years ago, Leeds’ bid to become 2023’s European Capital of Culture hit a Brexit-shaped brick wall, as British cities were automatically disqualified. Undeterred, the city’s response was to go ahead regardless and host…
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Best Things to Do in Boulder
When visiting Boulder, Colorado, you have the opportunity to explore a vibrant city that sits against the breathtaking Rocky Mountains. Here, you can discover a range of activities and attractions that will make your trip truly memorable. Outdoor Adventures For outdoor enthusiasts, Boulder offers an array of thrilling adventures. One must-try activity is hiking the…
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15 highlights of the year ahead in Scotland’s arts and culture calendar
Published 31st Dec 2023, 04:55 GMT There is no shortage of arts and culture events and projects to look forward to in 2024. Films, TV series, stage shows, exhibitions and new attractions are among the early highlights of the year ahead. Jekyll & Hyde, Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, January 13-27 It is less than three…