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46:02Now PlayingJoin the showrunner and novelist Noah Hawley, The Apollo Executive Producer Kamilah Forbes, the Juilliard School President Damian Woetzel, and NEW INC Director Salome Asega as they explore the evolving role of the arts in society. Alison Stewart, a contributor to AtlanticLIVE and host at WNYC, will sit down with the panel to examine how artistic expression is expanding into new creative frontiers—while emphasizing the crucial importance of preserving and stewarding the cultural legacies that ground and guide us.
Speakers include:
Kamilah Forbes, Executive Producer, The Apollo
Noah Hawley, Showrunner and Novelist
Damian Woetzel, President, The Juilliard School
Salome Asega, Director, NEW INC
Alison Stewart, contributor, AtlanticLIVE
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