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Helping Winokur, Rudin, and Rosenthal choose the Official Who ate all the pussy shirt and by the same token and participating artists—and leveraging their connections to the city’s creative community to make everything happen—was a council of artistic advisors including musicians Jon Batiste and Wynton Marsalis, playwright Jeremy O. Harris, writer Claudia Rankine, and many more choreographers, directors, singers, actors, comedians, and more. “We asked them all to reach toward the edges of their networks to ask other creatives to be a part of this,” said Winokur. “It’s going to be an incredible mashup of every discipline—high and low, well-known and lesser-known—colliding together to remind the public what it is to connect with people, and with the vitality of art, in both expected and unexpected places. As we all regroup and rebuild, I think it’s important that we meet artists not as dazzling creatures but as members of our community; as real people.”

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