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Trust for Public Land Raises Urgency to Protect Black History and Black Futures

/PRNewswire/ -- Trust for Public Land (TPL) is taking bold action to identify and accelerate the preservation of nearly 60 public spaces of historical and...

Prop Piano in THE PIANO LESSON on Broadway to be Donated to The Smithsonian

The titular prop piano in the hit Broadway revival of August Wilson’s The Piano Lesson will be donated to The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture after the culmination of the production’s recently-extended run.

NOW PLAYING TORONTO, A DIGITAL GATEWAY INTO THE CULTURAL HEART OF TORONTO

Today, Now Playing Toronto, a brand new free online platform as a one-stop source for arts, cultural and community events in Toronto, Ontario, officially launches. Developed by ...

Firm advises employers on return-to-office plans - Grand Rapids Business Journal

While many employees are celebrating the impending return of in-person work, their employers’ focus is on ensuring a smooth transition.

Michigan employers on bringing workers back: We've been waiting for this

Michigan employers on bringing workers back: We've been waiting for this Adrienne Roberts, Detroit Free Press Michigan hit its first vaccine benchmark the week of May 10, allowing employers to bring employees back to the workplace for in-person work starting as soon as May 24. Under the state's plan, employers will no longer need to require remote work for most employees, although few other details are known about how workplace safety guidance from the Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration will change, including guidance on mask wearing, now that anyone who is fully vaccinated in Michigan will no longer need to wear a mask indoors.

Healing Arts: Aspen nonprofit partners with WHO, Christie's on art auctions for international COVID-19 relief

Courtesy The Future is Unwritten When conceptual artist and doctor Ahmed Mater’s “Magnetism” sold for $120,000 at an auction hosted by Christie’s in London last month, it began what is planned as a year-long partnership between international artist, public health leaders and the Aspen-based Open Mind Project to help support vulnerable communities affected by the novel coronavirus pandemic. The artwork is a sculptural piece focused on a cuboid magnet that resembles the Kaʿbah of the Meccan rites. Around the cube are spiral patterns made of tens of thousands of particles of iron evoking the annual Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca. Given that Mecca was seen mostly empty for the first time in its history during 2020’s pandemic, this work was chosen to launch the Healing Arts Auction series.