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Excited to share insights into the artistic genius of Joni Mitchell in our latest blog post. Learn how her influence transcends time and resonates with generations. Dive into the article here: https://ift.tt/chBVKCZ

In this episode, Samuel Sangwa, an expert in creating international cultural and arts events, shares how he invited artists - dancers, sculptors, poets and painters - to use their craft to show ways in which the deeply held Rwandan value of Ubuntu - the belief that “a person is a person through other people” - could help interpret the work of Palliative Care. This interview was first featured in Last Hellos: New Models in Global End of Life Care Symposium. Click here to listen: https://lnkd.in/eu3eSbEr

I Invite you to read my newest substack article on how we might be helpful and how we can find out refuge in the ARTS. https://lnkd.in/ee8DRHmc

Why is June 19 known as, “Juneteenth”? Learn more about Juneteenth and other holidays, including Emancipation Day and Decoration Day, in this short video with Dr. Ramon Jackson, the museum's Curator of African American Culture and History.

Does artistic liberation for diasporic communities depend on becoming untethered from whiteness? Hear some insights from gallerist, curator, and producer Rajiv Menon as we shared a broad conversation about his ongoing work, about intentionally integrating art into our everyday experiences, and how he hopes art can offer a continued interrogation of our relationship to ourselves and our culture. Full chat (along with many others on "TRUST ME I KNOW WHAT I'm DOING") is here: https://lnkd.in/gRzuUrd9

In this episode of Unstoppable Journeys, Alex Sarian (President & CEO of Arts Commons) shares with us a vision to redefine and share the value of arts.

Exciting news! Check out our latest blog post "Graded on a Curve: Billy J. Kramer Are You With Me?" for an in-depth look at the influential artist and his impact on the British Invasion. Discover the hits penned by legends John Lennon and Paul McCartney, and the lasting legacy of Billy J. Kramer. Read the full article here: [Graded on a Curve: Billy J. Kramer Are You With Me?](https://ift.tt/8dlpuhy)

How do one account for the significance, or benefits, that the community experiences from arts engagement? And how can organisations identify arts engagement practices which bring about the most significance and impact for particularistic communities? In this article, Dr Felicia Low explores the topic. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/gDZZUzkd NUS Communications and New Media

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Flushing Town Hall, with support from the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA), has launched an exciting initiative: The Queens Cultural Mapping Project. This endeavor aims to document and celebrate the rich artistic landscape of Queens. Since May 2024, our Arts Services Team has been connecting with the community, conducting in-depth interviews with 75 arts and cultural organizations across the borough. These conversations are uncovering valuable insights into the challenges and needs faced by artists and cultural institutions in Queens. Discover more about the project and meet Guillermo Severiche, a writer and the Director and Founder of En Construcción: New Works by Latin American Writers Reading and Workshop Series. Learn how the Queens Cultural Mapping Project is shaping the future of the arts in Queens here! https://conta.cc/4fz1HOA