AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoLiving Traditions: Calexico is offering folkloric dance classes through April, while a Mexicali expert warns businesses that blending Halloween and Día de Muertos can turn a meaningful tradition into superficial marketing. Culture Meets Technology: Vietnamese arts leaders are weighing digital effects against artistic identity; in Hanoi, heritage sites are using music and 3D mapping to bring history to life. Digital Heritage: Ho Chi Minh City’s Southern Women’s Museum has digitised 1,113 artifacts, but only 113 are publicly viewable; a planned system aims to open the wider collection online in 2027. Online Culture: Kriti Sanon says backlash over her Raksha Bandhan outfit turned her “choli” into a televised debate and drew attacks on her family. Meanwhile, a Tate Modern exhibition examining Frida Kahlo’s global fame raises questions about how fandom and merchandise reshape an artist’s legacy.
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