Tri-State arts organizations prepare for in-person events this summer
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The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a long, strange year for many businesses and organizations, but perhaps none more so than for arts organizations. We ve really had to pare back financially, said Ian MacKenzie-Thurley, executive director of the Fitton Center for Creative Arts in Hamilton, Ohio. And that s a real challenge, particularly for any arts organization.
Paring back for the Fitton has meant staff reductions and scaling back in-person art exhibitions.
The pandemic also has left many professional actors without work at places such as Playhouse in the Park, which suspended live performances on its Marx Theater stage.
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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra Announces Harold Brown as First Chief Diversity & Inclusion Officer
Newly created senior management position will catalyze DE&I initiatives throughout the organization and community.by BWW News Desk
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra has announced the appointment of Harold Brown as its first Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer, a new executive leadership position created to catalyze, guide and implement the organization s ongoing DE&I initiatives and practices across the organization and in the community. Brown will report directly to CSO President & CEO Jonathan Martin, leading the organization s DE&I department and serving as a key member of the senior management team. Brown was selected through a rigorous local and national search facilitated by Bridge Partners LLC, a certified minority supplier and Minority Business Enterprise (MBE).
Thomas Jefferson, for example, admired the ancients, and even called himself an Epicurean.[1] But he also wrote:
Let a just view be taken of the moral principles inculcated by the most esteemed of the sects of antt. [= ancient] philosophy, or of their individuals; particularly Pythagoras, Socrates, Epicurus, Cicero, Epictetus, Seneca, Antoninus [= Marcus Aurelius] ….
1. Their precepts related chiefly to ourselves, and the government of those passions which, unrestrained, would disturb our tranquility of mind. In this branch of Philosophy they were really great. …
2. In developing our duties to others, they were short and defective. They embraced indeed the circles of kindred & friends; and inculcated patriotism, or the love of our country in the aggregate, as a primary obligation: towards our neighbors & countrymen, they taught justice, but scarcely viewed them as within the circle of benevolence. Still less have they inculcated peace, charity, & love to our fellow men, or