AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoIndigenous Arts & Education: Curtin University’s 2026 Indigenous Futures ReconciliAction Competition crowned student T-Keia Dearden for “Connecting on Country,” with her work now exhibited and permanently displayed on campus. Local Culture & Food: Ruston’s Peach Festival returns despite cold-snap crop losses, with growers bringing in peaches from South Carolina to keep the tradition going. Civic Power: A Louisiana recall effort targeting Gov. Jeff Landry and AG Liz Murrill says it has thousands of signatures, arguing voters should be able to force accountability. Workplace Wellbeing: Cornerstone Chemical highlights an onsite wellness program with screenings, education, and support aimed at chronic-disease prevention. Music & AI Debate: “Culture Bites” digs into viral AI songs and what they mean for craft and cultural representation. Pop Culture/TV: Starz confirmed “Outlander: Blood of My Blood” Season 2 lands Sept. 18, 2026. Entertainment & Creativity: “Backrooms” director Kane Parsons calls generative AI “genuinely harmful” and says he’s more interested in interrogating it than using it. Arts Calendar: BIG ARTS on Sanibel opens 2026 summer youth camps, including fused-glass and “Inner Picasso” clay mask sessions.
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