AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoArts Funding & Community Impact: Otago Polyfest in New Zealand faces an uncertain future after missing out on multi-year government funding, with organizers warning the festival will continue but “things will be very tight.” Local Arts Access: Chenango Arts Council is running a Sept. 26 day trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, with registration open and temporary exhibits highlighted. Music & Culture Events: Tanglewood Learning Institute is expanding its fall/winter/spring programming with 50+ shows, while Charlotte’s Stellar Plus Experience ramps up ahead of the Stellar Gospel Music Awards. Public Art & Heritage: Cairns is set to break ground on a $4 million Community and Multicultural Centre in White Rock, and Belmont’s Heritage Commission is hosting a bandstand concert for America’s 250th with student-made patriotic art. Arts Organizations Leadership: Quad City Arts names Ben Gougeon its next executive director. Creative Opportunities: Workforce Solutions Alamo launches a Fiesta Medal and Mascot design contest with submissions due Sept. 30. Film & Pop Culture: A review of “Spider-Man: Brand New Day” leans into the franchise’s twist-heavy storytelling.
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