Robert Steven Mack, a research associate at American Purpose, is a professional ballet dancer, award-winning filmmaker, and writer. He is pursuing a master of public administration in media, the arts, and public policy at the O‘Neill School of Public and Environmental Affairs, Indiana University. He holds a BA in history and a BS in ballet from the Jacobs School of Music, Indiana University Bloomington.
Ars Ex Machina
One of AI's creative pioneers looks at the ethics, opportunities, and uses of generative AI in fine art.
Don't Think, Dear
A new book on George Balanchine questions whether ballet is a toxic art form.
The Russian Choreographer Fascinated by America
A new biography of George Balanchine reveals a complex figure–avant-garde and rebellious, yet piously traditional.
