AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLocal Arts Training: Bacolod City’s G-Hive Artisan Makers Bootcamp is turning sewing passion into market-ready craft, with graduates recognized for building sustainable livelihoods. Community Radio & Tech: Little Rock Public Radio is moving back into Stabler Hall with a renovated studio and upgraded broadcast tech for its 100th-anniversary era. Festival Culture: Sault Ste. Marie’s VIVID returns Sept. 17–20 with free installations, music, film, and workshops, spotlighting 2SLGBTQ+, Indigenous, Métis, and newcomer communities. Public Art & Memory: Arkansas Tech’s Norman Hall hosts Holly Laws’s “Trout Street” through Sept. 18, exploring loss and how memory reshapes place. Arts Access Behind the Scenes: Boone’s Turchin Center highlights the team making exhibitions run smoothly, from handling artwork to shaping long-term artist relationships. AI in the Spotlight: Adobe is embedding 70+ creative tools into Slack, while Maggie Gyllenhaal says AI “fundamentally did not work” for her film experiment. Music Rights Clash: A lawsuit alleges Suno exploited musicians’ identities without consent, as artists push back on AI music generation. Arts, Society & Me: Corpus Christi’s first-Friday Art Walk and Music Walk keeps expanding, now spanning 12 blocks with hundreds of vendors and food trucks.
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