Sheri Notaro shares her approach to human resources and diversity
Sheri Notaro, Vice-President of People and Culture of the Minnesota Orchestra, shares their approach to human resources and diversity. Source link
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Accused Art Trafficker’s Estate Forfeits $12 Million to End Case
Federal officials announced Thursday that the daughter of an accused antiquities trafficker had agreed to forfeit $12 million from his estate as part of a settlement of a civil case that accused her father of profiting from the sale of stolen Cambodian artifacts. The daughter of Douglas A.J. Latchford, a scholar and dealer of ancient…
4,000-Year-Old Stonehenge-like Sanctuary Unearthed in the Netherlands – ARTnews.com
Archaeologists have uncovered a mysterious sanctuary in the central Netherlands made of burial mounds and ancient offerings of human and animal bones that has striking similarities to Stonehenge. The 4,000-year-old site was discovered in the town of Tiel and, like prehistoric stone circle Stonehenge, tracked the position of the sun on the solstices. “The largest…
A Tiny Bavarian Town in Germany Might Have a Previously Unknown Work by Lucas Cranach the Younger Hiding in Its Collection
A painting of Christ belonging to the church of St. Salvator in the quaint Bavarian town of Bettbrunn—population 261—may be the work of German Renaissance artist Lucas Cranach the Younger. The attribution is straightforward: in the painting’s upper portion and directly beneath the year 1570, written out in Roman numerals, are the letters “L.C”. This…
Tribeca Film Festival’s Standouts Were TV Shows
It’s always a crapshoot at a film festival. Countless movies from across genres, formats and languages all vie for attention. Some are marquee titles from big-name talent, while others are smaller films that are catapulted by a flurry of conversations permeating throughout the event. Those rarely include TV shows, unless you count “The Idol” at…