AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI and the Arts: Thousands marched in Edinburgh against proposed AI data centres, citing their heavy demands on energy and water. In Australia, Liberal senator Andrew McLachlan urged the government to protect artists’ copyright rather than weaken it to attract tech investment. Art and Identity: The Vincent Price Art Museum will open an exhibition of more than 50 works by Asian American artists, exploring creative networks shaped by decades of discrimination. Living Heritage: Qatar shortlisted 15 calligraphers for its international Akhlaq Award, celebrating the art’s place in Arab and Islamic culture. In Kuwait, a forum examined how to value and sustainably repurpose historic buildings. Arts Calendar: Artist Edmund de Waal will curate a day-long celebration of the Psalms on Nov. 28, featuring visual art, poetry, music and a world premiere by composer Nico Muhly.
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