AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMusic Industry: MONDO.NYC opens four days of talks on AI, copyright and the future of the music business. Separately, a US musician was jailed for using bots to generate billions of streams of AI-made songs and more than $8 million in royalties. Art and Identity: Art historian Jonathan David Katz says institutions have resisted his exhibition tracing queer identity in art, reviving debate over censorship and whose stories galleries tell. Indigenous Heritage: Bukidnon-Daraghuyan elders have opened an abaca-weaving center to pass traditional patterns to younger generations while supporting local artisans. Community and Culture: Albuquerque’s Indigenous Peoples Day celebration pairs Native music, food and activities with civic-engagement efforts. Art Crime: Two stolen Renoir paintings have been recovered in France, slightly damaged, after being hidden behind a wall. Music Generations: Ghanaian veteran Slim Buster says today’s musicians are too reluctant to collaborate with older artists.
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