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Village Mentality Drives Music Industry’s Disaster Relief

Donnie Estopinal sums it up best when asked about the music community’s response to times of trouble: “It can’t just be ‘take the good times and do nothing during the bad.’ ” Many of his industry colleagues agree, especially in the wake of this summer’s series of natural disasters, from…

BY SXSWorld
An American Red Cross aid worker surveys Hurricane Irma damage in Big Pine Key, Florida. Photo by Marko Kokic for The American Red Cross

Urban Artists Make Cities Their Canvases

There was a time when “public art” consisted of putting up a statue in a heavily trafficked part of a city to commemorate some often long-gone historical figure. Now the city landscape itself has become an artistic medium, and few artists are more adept at using it than Janet Echelman…

BY SXSWorld
Theaster Gates

Overwatch Starts a League of Its Own

Global crises bring people together, even in the digital space. From Counterstrike to Call of Duty to Starcraft, conflicts between terrorists, nations and species have driven millions of players to mash buttons together. But few games have had the rabid appeal of Overwatch, which has developed a strong enough competitive…

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Good Intentions Key to Meaningful Social Media Engagements

What’s the first thing you do when you wake up in the morning—before making coffee, before brushing your teeth...before you even put your feet on the floor? Most people check their phones for email, notifications, tweets they missed and the latest news headlines. Over the past year, those headlines have…

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Cleo Wade

Global Indies Enjoy Life After SXSW

A quartet of diverse independent films from around the world is traversing the globe and finding new audiences after bowing at SXSW this past March. Dominic Bridges’ feature debut, Two Pigeons (U.K.), which centers around an amoral estate agent who is preyed upon by one of his victims, had its…

BY SXSWorld
Clockwise from top: Bad Lucky Goat, Game of Death, Satan Said Dance, Two Pigeons (renamed Freehold after SXSW)

Jose Luis Vilson Heard Education’s Calling

More than likely, you have been at a crossroads at some point in your life. One direction seemed sensible, maybe lucrative, and safe—while the other promised to be interesting, fun, and though not monetarily rewarding, had the potential to leave you fulfilled. José Luis Vilson encountered this dilemma in 2004,…

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The Daily Chord Weekly Recap – Friday, November 3

Topics to be pondered after reading The Daily Chord this week: Industry-wide sexual harassment revelations continue, ticket scalpers are bad, streaming services are making all the money, and decades later, Bob Dylan's 'gospel' period still confounds. Subscribe to our email blast for an inbox reminder of the top music stories…

BY Hayden Bagot

25 Years of SXSW Film Festival – Lena Dunham

To commemorate the 25th edition of the SXSW Film Festival, we continue our weekly alumni spotlight on careers launched, artists discovered, powerful performances, and more with actress, writer, and filmmaker Lena Dunham. Dunham’s first feature as writer, director, producer and star, Creative Nonfiction premiered at the SXSW Film Festival in…

BY Neha Aziz
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