Arts Diversity News Today

As Notre Dame De Namur University approaches the 100-year celebration of being in Belmont, the college is seeing increased enrollment as it moves to a graduate program following big changes

The Cookout inaugural event will create a new camaraderie for the marching arts. The Cookout invites “people of color” with roles as color guard designers, choreographers, directors, technicians, volunteers, and judges to network, connect, and celebrate. The luncheon will be held at the Marriott at the University of Dayton on April 10, 2022, the day after WGI Sport of the Arts Color Guard World Championships.

For These Classical Musicians, It’s Always Been About Racial Equity The work now being taken up by large institutions has long been the purpose of many smaller ones. We spoke with seven of them. From left, Avery Boettcher, Olivia Johnson and Kaswanna Kanyinda in Michigan Opera Theater’s “Twilight: Gods,” a production that engaged local artists in Detroit.Credit...Brittany Greeson for The New York Times Jan. 27, 2021 Last year was different. Black Lives Matter, in the nationa...