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Boston Symphony Orchestra Loans Patrons iPads To Increase Engagement

“They’ll be able to view sheet music for the pieces being played, video interviews with musicians, podcasts about the composers and analysis on the works themselves. They’ll also get a close-up view of the conductor from the musicians’ point of view from video monitors set up in the hall.”

Author ArtsJournal2Posted on January 18, 2016Categories AUDIENCE, musicTags 01.18.16

Crowdsourcing The Discovery Of A Rare Map

Or at least starting with Reddit … and then moving back to the library: “So what was a rare turn-of-the-19th-century Ottoman atlas doing unnoticed in the vaults of the National Library of Norway? Fortunately, there was a reference librarian on hand to track down the details.”

Author ArtsJournal2Posted on January 18, 2016Categories AUDIENCE, ideasTags 01.15.16

Redressing Decades Of Male-Dominated Art Shows In One Fell Swoop? Not Gonna Work

“What does it mean for women to be brought late to the table? In other words, even if some of the women here were working alongside the men of their generation, what does it mean if they are considered more seriously only in retrospect, rather than at the same time as the men?”

Author ArtsJournal2Posted on January 18, 2016Categories visualTags 01.18.16

Time For A Nancy Drew Who’s Not A Teenager, And Who’s Also Not White?

“Geller said while the actress who will play the much-loved detective in the network’s television reboot hasn’t been decided, ‘she is diverse, that is the way she is written’ and specifically said this Nancy – a woman in her 30s in the network’s new show – won’t be ‘Caucasian.'”

Author ArtsJournal2Posted on January 18, 2016Categories ideasTags 01.17.18

Artist Arrested For Being A Nude Woman In Front Of A Painting Of A Nude Woman And Beside A Sculpture Of A Nude Woman

“Despite France’s reputation as a hotbed of sexual liberation, art and sex have mixed badly in recent years.”

Author ArtsJournal2Posted on January 18, 2016Categories visualTags 01.18.18

Netflix’s Growth Is Scaring – And Angering – The Studios

“TV networks must fight with Netflix for premier projects, and in many cases producers are attracted by Netflix’s talent-friendly culture that allows them to take more creative risks because Netflix is not beholden to ratings or advertisers.”

Author ArtsJournal2Posted on January 18, 2016Categories mediaTags 01.18.16

What Orson Welles Really Thought Of Ernest Hemingway

“Welles lived in Spain in the 1960s, returning there throughout the last 20 years of his life, but became exasperated by what he saw as the touristic legacy of Hemingway’s work.”

Author ArtsJournal2Posted on January 18, 2016Categories peopleTags 01.16.16

The Reality Of Segregation, In Photos

“Photographing the day-to-day life of an African-American family, Parks was able to capture the tenderness and tension of a people abiding under a pernicious and unjust system of state-mandated segregation.”

Author ArtsJournal2Posted on January 18, 2016Categories issuesTags 01.18.16

Programming A Linked Series Of Plays And Events To Get People Back To The Theatre

“Parsons noted that the social justice program has ‘sort of done what I hoped it would do, which is get people going a little bit. I didn’t have anything to accomplish except to get people in. And it’s worked. You gotta get a gimmick. That was in Gypsy right? You gotta get a gimmick. That was my gimmick.'”

Author ArtsJournal2Posted on January 18, 2016Categories AUDIENCE, theatreTags 01.16.16

Good Luck Getting To See The Latest Marvel Movie In China

“Despite [Deadpool]’s Marvel origins, it’s aimed at a more adult audience, with a central character who has been described as closer to an antihero than a superhero. The lead character is a special forces operative who is part of an experiment that leaves him with powerful abilities.”

Author ArtsJournal2Posted on January 18, 2016Categories mediaTags 01.18.16

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