AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoArts & Community: Spokane’s Terrain Gallery opens “Critical Infrastructure,” spotlighting the people who build the regional arts ecosystem, from educators to advocates, running through Oct. 31. Music & Culture: The Spokane Symphony brings “Americana” to the Fox Theater with Grammy cellist Zuill Bailey and Copland works, while Pasadena’s ArtNight returns Oct. 9 with free events across 23 venues. Inclusion & Representation: The ADL releases new research alleging systemic exclusion of Jewish and Israeli artists across US cultural institutions, from museums to publishing and live performance. Art as Public Power: Riyadh’s Riyadh Art program adds Subodh Gupta’s “Family Tree” to its public collection, using familiar materials to connect communities in the city’s Vision 2030 push. Global Arts on Stage: Mongolia welcomes Raphael and Bernini masterpieces in a landmark exhibition, the first in Asia for these works. Creative Industry & Policy: A Trump-era student loan proposal tied to earnings raises alarms for arts and education fields. Spotlight: MacArthur “Geniuses” includes a musician and a painter, underscoring creativity’s reach beyond the arts.
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