AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoArt as Testimony: Survivors of sexual violence are sharing their stories through an Invercargill exhibition, aiming to raise awareness and address gaps in prevention work. Cultural Access: New York community groups are urging Mayor Zohran Mamdani to guarantee free admission at 17 institutions, including the Met and Brooklyn Museum, saying confusing rules can keep people away. Living Heritage: A new Cherokee pottery exhibit pairs photographs of 10 artists’ work with the tradition’s enduring legacy. Artists and AI: Creatives warn that generative AI is costing artists commissions, while a separate debate over AI-assisted changes to a voice actor’s performance in The Witcher 3 raises questions about when the technology is appropriate. Support for Creators: Canada’s proposed nearly $4 billion arts and culture package includes a potential tax credit for artists, expanded expense deductions and support for festivals. Entertainment Accountability: UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy says the government will discuss NDAs with creative-industry leaders, amid allegations of misconduct in television and concerns that confidentiality agreements can silence victims.
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