Biden to Replace Several Trump-Appointed Members of the Federal Commission of Fine Arts
Four of the seven members of the federal Commission of Fine Arts have been told to resign by the Biden, or face termination.
Four of the seven members of the federal Commission of Fine Arts have been told to resign by the Biden, or face termination.
Critically acclaimed soulful crooner Allan Harris will be bringing his hit album Kate's Soulfood on the road this summer! As a recipient of a prestigious SouthArts Jazz Road touring grant, Harris will utilize these funds to take his Harlem-inspired studio recording down the East Coast.
The League of American Orchestras has awarded a $19,500 grant to the Princeton Symphony Orchestra to strengthen their understanding of equity, diversity, and inclusion and to help transform organizational culture.
The UC San Diego Department of Theatre and Dance presents New Directions New dance works by undergraduate choreographers directed by guest choreographer Marcos Duran MFA '20.
Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra has been awarded a $19,500 Catalyst Fund grant from the League of American Orchestras to strengthen its understanding of equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) and to help transform its organizational culture.
The performing arts series Works & Process announces the addition of 6pm performances at the Solomon R.
This socially distant installation experience is inspired by DEFINITION, an upcoming musical that takes a surrealist look at an African American woman's inner awakenings.
OPERA America has awarded $180,000 in Civic Practice Grants, supported by OPERA America's Opera Fund.
MPAC has invested in the safety and well-being of its customers/patrons, employees and community by partnering with Atlantic Health System.
MaryAnne Young, executive director of the New College Foundation, announced that more than $500,000 was raised during the “O’Shea Formula,” a virtual event on May 6 that celebrated New College of Florida President Donal O’Shea’s accomplishments.
Manhattan Theatre Club is continuing MTC’s virtual Snapshot Series with Camille A.
As orchestras emerge from the pandemic and lean into recovery, the League of American Orchestras' 76th National Conference, Embracing a Changed World, will tackle the big questions about the future through new perspectives, actionable content, and provocative discussion.
Béla Fleck & Abigail Washburn will return to The Nancy & David Bilheimer Capitol Theatre in April 27, 2022.
The performing arts series, Works & Process, announces a live performance of Rose: You Are Who You Eat by John Jarboe of The Bearded Ladies Cabaret on June 20, 2021 at 8pm at the Solomon R.
The International Association of Blacks in Dance (IABD) has announced the receipt of grants from The Andrew W.
In celebration of Earth Day on April 22, 2021, Artists Repertory Theatre is widely releasing its five-part, four-hour audio drama Magellanica for free on Apple Podcast, Spotify, Sticher, and where you find podcasts.
The New England Foundation for the Arts has announced a $4,062,000 three-year grant from The Andrew W.
Historian, author, visual artist, and MacDowell Board Chair Nell Painter will lead the second in a series of free virtual discussions about the arts and creativity on Thursday, May 6, at 7 p.
Lebanese-American Tenor, Amine Hachem, has released his new single and music video Hard Times Come Again No More, written by Stephen Foster in 1854, and newly arranged by Brian Holman & Amine Hachem.
Golden Globe-winning actor, playwright, and activist Regina Taylor is partnering with Southern Methodist University’s Meadows School of the Arts, and is seeking collaborators to create a multifaceted, activist-driven initiative, the black album.