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Vice President & Chief Advancement Officer
 The Jacksonville Symphony seeks Vice President & Chief Advancement Officer (CAO) responsible for planning, implementing, overseeing, and assessing the Symphony's development plans in support of the organization's strategic vision and growth. [READ MORE] |
General Manager – Theatre for a New Audience
 THEATRE FOR A NEW AUDIENCE (TFANA) in Brooklyn, NY invites qualified candidates to submit applications to become its next General Manager. The General Manager is a trusted confidant and peer, a top executive who oversees all producing duties within TFANA’s season of plays and humanities activities [READ MORE] |
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AJ CLASSIFIEDS Reach our 30,000 subscribers - Advertise on ArtsJournal jobsSheldon Theatre (Red Wing MN) seeks Executive & Artistic Director Seeking a visionary leader to advance the Sheldon’s mission to entertain, educate, and enlighten the community and its visitors through the transformative power of the performing arts in this beautiful Minnesota town on the Mississippi. [READ MORE]jobsDirector of Development – Theatre Under the Stars (TUTS) THEATRE UNDER THE STARS (TUTS) in Houston, TX invites qualified candidates to submit applications to become its next Director of Development. [READ MORE]jobsExecutive Director: DANCECleveland DANCECleveland, a dance-only presenting organization has opened a search for an Executive Director. [READ MORE]jobsBeth Morrison Projects seeks Director of Development Beth Morrison Projects (BMP) is a unique arts organization that is driven to push the cutting-edge of opera-theatre and music-theatre for a contemporary world. [READ MORE]jobsDirector of Marketing, Cincinnati Opera Cincinnati Opera is seeking a Director of Marketing whose job it will be to achieve revenue targets in ticket sales, expand and diversify the audience, and build brand awareness. [READ MORE]jobsPresident and CEO, Overture Center for the Arts The President and CEO will provide aspirational leadership, champion a positive culture, and inspire Overture Center’s exemplary programs, services, and operations. [READ MORE]jobsMetropolitan Opera: Director, Sponsorship and Corporate Relations The Director of Sponsorship and Corporate Partnerships will lead a refocus on the corporate sector, generating a list of new high-level prospects, creating engagement strategies and actively working on cultivation and solicitation. [READ MORE]jobsDigital Marketing Manager – Opera Theatre of Saint Louis Primary digital content creator and lead distribution manager for Opera Theatre's digital content. [READ MORE]jobsAssistant Dean, Mannes Prep – The New School The Assistant Dean of Mannes Prep will be a seasoned professional with experience leading and developing high level pre-collegiate and/or collegiate arts education programs. [READ MORE]jobsDean, Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design Drexel University seeks a dynamic, entrepreneurial, and strategic leader to serve as Dean of the Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design (Westphal College). [READ MORE] |
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“Wasteful & Unnecessary” Spending: Trump Dumps Arts & Humanities, IMLS, Public Broadcasting (again)  Don’t be lulled into false complacency, art-lings, on the theory that Congress will again resist the President’s call to ax support for NEA, NEH, IMLS and CPB. Contact your Congressional representatives. – Lee Rosenbaum
Singing & Signing: How Christine Sun Kim Brought Her Whitney-Biennial “Rage” to the Super Bowl  After making a powerful impression at last year’s Whitney Biennial with her six drawings of pie charts plotting Degrees of Deaf Rage, deaf artist Christine Sun Kim reached a much wider, more diverse audience — at the Super Bowl. – Lee Rosenbaum
The Best of the “Black Symphonies”  Over the past decade, both William Grant Still and Florence Price have acquired new prominence. But the buried treasure is William Levi Dawson’s Negro Folk Symphony of 1934. – Joseph Horowitz
Roberto Magris And Two Good Czechs  An Italian of Slovenian ancestry who grew up in Trieste, pianist Roberto Magris frequently tours in Europe and the United States. Here, we see and hear him and his colleagues in the Birdland Jazz Club in Neuburg a.d. Donau, Germany. – Doug Ramsey
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| TODAY'S ARTS & CULTURE NEWS ~ 02/16/2020 |
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Elizabeth Cullinan, Who Helped Redefine Irish American Literature, Has Died At 86
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Nedda Casei, Mezzo-Soprano Who Became A Labor Leader, Has Died At 87
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A.E. Hotchner, Writer And Co-Founder Of Newman’s Own, Has Died At 102
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Lynn Cohen, Magda Of ‘Sex And The City’ Fame, Has Died At 86
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Barbara Remington, Illustrator Of Classic Lord Of The Rings Covers, Has Died At 90
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Scrotum-Nailing, Bank-Burning Artist Interferes With Paris Mayoral Campaign
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Actor-Singer-Dancer Paula Kelly Dead At 77
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How Dorothea Lange Changed America
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When Karl Ove Knausgaard Met Anselm Kiefer
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Lois Schaefer, 95, The Boston Symphony’s Longtime Piccolo Star
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Sculptor Beverly Pepper, 97
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Joseph Shabalala, Founder Of Ladysmith Black Mambazo, Dead At 78
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Tom Lutz, Man Of Writing
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How Did Margot Robbie Change The (Sexist Hollywood) Narrative About Her?
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