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Rather Than Something To Be Avoided, Anxiety Helps Focus Our Creativity: Even if we are fated to anxiety by our very nature, we needn’t be anxious about being anxious.

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Researchers from the French National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research (INRAP) unearthed the monument while excavating a prehistoric site in the eastern commune of Marliens. - Smithsonian

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What Scientists Are Telling Us About Our Relationship With Music: More and more, science is allowing us to understand our attraction to music and what it does for us — and consequently, what makes us human. - San Francisco Classical Voice

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ArtsJournal Ryan was peacefully paying respect to his ancestor when the mob of national socialists violently assaulted him. They chased him, grabbed him by the neck, and slammed him into a wall. He defended himself. The national socialists suffered the natural consequences of their violence.

Outreach Coordinator-Dance Data Project®: Organization Description

Founded in 2015, Dance Data Project® (DDP) is a global resource for the study and analysis of major national and international dance companies, venues, and choreographic awards.

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On #WorldArtsDay , here are some Oxford Festival of the Arts special events starting this week.

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What Matters In The Age Of Distraction: For years, we have heard a litany of reasons why our capacity to pay attention is disturbingly on the wane. Technology hounds us. Modern life, forever quicker and more scattered, drives concentration away.

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LA Philharmonic Taps Dallas Symphony CEO As Its New Leader: Kim Noltemy’s appointment comes at a pivotal time for the L.A.

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To an AI model, a picture is data, sound and music are data, as is traditional spoken or written language. That data is translatable, interchangeable, and, most importantly, linkable and actionable. That means that video, music, sound, movement, image

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In the same way that a run of the mill Netflix film tells us little about the human experience, the therapeutic language saturating contemporary culture flattens and distorts reality. - 3 Quarks Daily

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With a season packed to the brim with late openers vying for awards attention, the 2024 Tony nominations were full of unexpected twists and turns. Here are the 10 biggest snubs and surprises. - Variety

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When it comes to how you would ideally plan your days, the research suggests that people differ, with some more drawn to clock time and some more to event time. - Psyche

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I don’t know whether the Sphere is the future of live music—it’s very expensive, both to build and attend, and the venue’s path to profitability isn’t clear at all. But I do know this: The Sphere is a mountain. - The Atlantic

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There has long been a disconnect between how music critics and Swifties consume Taylor Swift’s work, but never before has that split been so pronounced. - The New Yorker

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What Does Culture Look Like Without Nightlife?: Last year, 125 grassroots music venues closed permanently and 1,293 pubs shut their doors across Britain.

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ArtsJournal you all can do better than this in your daily round up. This way of featuring this article is not what I would have expected from this arts news source. Disappointing and no I don’t care if people call me too sensitive or whatever trending monikers out there.

Last year, 125 grassroots music venues closed permanently and 1,293 pubs shut their doors across Britain. According to the Night Time Industries Association, more than 3,000 pubs, clubs and venues have closed down in London alone since the pandemic

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