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Joseph Haj was named the new artistic director of the Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis.
Jeffrey Thompson | MPR News

Joe Dowling's exit this week from the Guthrie Theater isn't the only big leadership change coming to the Twin Cities arts scene. New directors are poised to take over at least one other theater, a gallery and a public art agency — core institutions with a lot of influence.

MPR News' Marianne Combs joined All Things Considered host Tom Crann to discuss the next generation of arts leaders.