Douglas McLennan is a journalist at ArtsJournal, where he serves as the editor and authors the AJ blog diacritical. His work encompasses themes of arts and entertainment, art, culture, and society, reflecting a deep engagement with the cultural landscape. Douglas is featured in Arts Journal, showcasing his insights and expertise in these vital areas.
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Douglas McLennan's coverage focuses on employment and human resources within the performing arts, dance, museums, music, and theater sectors. He seems to be interested in articles that feature individuals in leadership or influential positions within cultural organizations.
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By: Douglas McLennan
By revenue, the non-profit sector is small — about $73 billion in organizational spending compared to $1.17 trillion in total US arts and cultural production. Disney's annual revenue alone is larger than every US nonprofit cultural institution in the country combined.
St Paul, Minnesota (Hybrid) Springboard for the Arts (Springboard) seeks an experienced leader to serve as its next Executive Director.
Good Morning, The Venice Biennale opens Saturday and most of today's biggest stories are about what isn't there.
About the Opportunity Seattle Rep—one of the nation's leading regional theaters—is experiencing a dynamic new chapter.
Culture awards of all kinds have been steadily losing their currency over the past decade. So what's going on?
Welcome to our new weekly roundup of news from across the Puget Sound region. Not comprehensive, these are stories that caught our eye this week.
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By: Douglas Mclennan
What Google presented this month was revolutionary, a declaration that the web as we know it is dead, and an operating manual for how the new web will work. More important, it suggests how we all w…
By: Douglas Mclennan
The Kennedy Center is a treasure. Not just for what it has been, but because of what it represents. But the practicalities of providing a roof for a bunch of artistic enterprises that essentially h…
This notion that the ultimate measure of American educational value is economic is an impoverishing one. We measure for success. If that measure is earnings then we optimize for earnings. Social va…
