Updated Jan 31, 2024, 02:01am EST Topline Universal Music Group will stop licensing its music library to TikTok after both companies failed to reach an agreement over several issues, including artist payments and AI-generated content, the label announced Tuesday. failing to act against AI-generated music. NurPhoto via Getty Images Key Facts In a statement, Universal

Local young artists take stage for Stark Museum of Art presents ART: It’s Elementary Published 12:10 am Wednesday, January 31, 2024 The artwork of T.S. Cooley Elementary second grader Elena Rosti is pictured. (Courtesy photo) The Stark Museum of Art’s latest exhibition, “ART: It’s Elementary,” showcases the artistic talents of kindergarten through third grade students.

Led by local artist instructors, the biweekly interactive workshops will be offered on Thursdays from 12-1:30 p.m. The series is designed to teach essential business skills to creatives across disciplines such as music, writing, culinary arts, film, and more. Each session will cover a different topic and is accessible as a stand-alone workshop. Workshop facilitators

Nationwide — Black fashion phenomenon Therez Fleetwood who gained great notoriety with her world couture bridal and ready-to-wear collections, designing custom fashions for celebrities such as Queen Latifah, Angela Bassett Yolanda Adams, En Vogue, is poised to unveil her extraordinary museum-inspired fashion-art collection, a tribute to the impactful artists of the Harlem Renaissance. This global

Universal Music Group — the recording music giant for superstar artists including Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish, Olivia Rodrigo, Drake, Kendrick Lamar, and Post Malone — issued a stern warning that it will yank its music from TikTok if the companies do not reach an agreement for a new licensing deal. In an open letter posted

Policy makers, arts advocates, community leaders and artists attended “Healing, Bridging, Thriving,” the first-ever White House summit on arts and culture in Washington, D.C. Shutterstock on behalf of the NEA hide caption toggle caption Shutterstock on behalf of the NEA Policy makers, arts advocates, community leaders and artists attended “Healing, Bridging, Thriving,” the first-ever White

(Credits: Far Out / Robert Miller) Tue 30 January 2024 23:30, UK Centralia’s obvious selling point is that it’s a total ghost town and has been since around the mid-1980s, and everything about the place is clouded in mystery. Firstly, there’s the fact it’s been on fire since 1962, which is what led to the

Robyn and Fever Ray are among the Swedish artists calling for Israel’s ban. Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Photos: Per Ole Hagen/Redferns, Joseph Okpako/WireImage More than 1,000 Swedish musicians have signed an open letter asking for Israel to be excluded from Eurovision, which Sweden is hosting in May. The letter, published in the newspaper Aftonbladet, said Israel’s “brutal

New York-based arts patron Kim Manocherian named her collection after Scheherazade, the heroine in One Thousand and One Nights who cleverly avoids death by never finishing the story she’s obliged to tell the brutish king each night. The story’s ending is always just one night away, making the tale of Scheherazade one of personal resolve

Longwood @ Governors Island is a Bronx Council on the Arts (BCA) and Longwood Arts Project effort that makes free studio space available to under-represented and under-resourced Bronx visual artists. Longwood @ Governors Island furthers BCA’s mission to create connections between local artists and others outside the Bronx, while addressing the need for affordable studio