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Righting Old Wrongs: The Plan For Revamping Damrosch Park And The West Side Of Lincoln Center
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Righting Old Wrongs: The Plan For Revamping Damrosch Park And The West Side Of Lincoln Center

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Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, One Of Africa’s Leading Authors, Has Died At 89
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Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o, One Of Africa’s Leading Authors, Has Died At 89

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Local History Museums Are Overlooked Casualties In GOP War On Cultural Funding
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Local History Museums Are Overlooked Casualties In GOP War On Cultural Funding

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New Hampshire Senate Wants To Gut State’s Public Art Program
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New Hampshire Senate Wants To Gut State’s Public Art Program

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How The Rebuilt Doris Duke Theater At Jacob’s Pillow Differs From The Original
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How The Rebuilt Doris Duke Theater At Jacob’s Pillow Differs From The Original

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France’s Most Argued-Over Feminist Author Pivots Into Theatre
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France’s Most Argued-Over Feminist Author Pivots Into Theatre

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“The Handmaid’s Tale”: An Oral History Of The Novel-To-TV Cultural Landmark
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“The Handmaid’s Tale”: An Oral History Of The Novel-To-TV Cultural Landmark

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Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, The Great Lieder Singer, Remembered By His Last Student
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Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, The Great Lieder Singer, Remembered By His Last Student

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For 50 Years This L.A. Theater Company Has Kept The Flame Of Audio Drama Alive
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For 50 Years This L.A. Theater Company Has Kept The Flame Of Audio Drama Alive

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V&A Museum In London Opens Its Storehouse To The Public
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V&A Museum In London Opens Its Storehouse To The Public

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Federal Appeals Court Removes Injunction Against Texas Book Bans
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Federal Appeals Court Removes Injunction Against Texas Book Bans

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Robert Campbell, Former Pulitzer-Winning Architecture Critic For The Boston Globe, Is Dead At 88
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Robert Campbell, Former Pulitzer-Winning Architecture Critic For The Boston Globe, Is Dead At 88

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Getty Villa, Which Narrowly Escaped L.A. Fires, Sets Reopening Date
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Getty Villa, Which Narrowly Escaped L.A. Fires, Sets Reopening Date

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Untangling The Meaning Of Khipu, The Mysterious Knotted Strings Of The Incas
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Untangling The Meaning Of Khipu, The Mysterious Knotted Strings Of The Incas

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The Librarians Who Helped Win World War II
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The Librarians Who Helped Win World War II

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Storm King, The Sculpture Park In New York’s Hudson Valley, Reopens After A $53 Million Upgrade
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Storm King, The Sculpture Park In New York’s Hudson Valley, Reopens After A $53 Million Upgrade

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Sweden Tries To Decide What Should Be In Its Cultural Canon (Or If It Should Even Have One)
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Sweden Tries To Decide What Should Be In Its Cultural Canon (Or If It Should Even Have One)

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Documenting And Archiving: How Should Choreographers Preserve Their Work?
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Documenting And Archiving: How Should Choreographers Preserve Their Work?

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What It’s Like To Play The World’s Most Expensive Musical Instrument (Which Is Probably Not What You Think)
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What It’s Like To Play The World’s Most Expensive Musical Instrument (Which Is Probably Not What You Think)

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Kennedy Center Counts On Touring Broadway Shows To Make Ends Meet. Will Those Tours Keep Coming?
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Kennedy Center Counts On Touring Broadway Shows To Make Ends Meet. Will Those Tours Keep Coming?

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A New Frida Kahlo Museum In Mexico City, Right Next To The Casa Azul
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A New Frida Kahlo Museum In Mexico City, Right Next To The Casa Azul

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Marcel Ophuls, Who Made The Documentary “The Sorrow And The Pity,” Has Died At 97
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Marcel Ophuls, Who Made The Documentary “The Sorrow And The Pity,” Has Died At 97

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Photographer Sebastião Salgado, 81
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Photographer Sebastião Salgado, 81

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Golden Palm At Cannes Goes To Jafar Panahi’s “It Was Just An Accident”
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Golden Palm At Cannes Goes To Jafar Panahi’s “It Was Just An Accident”

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6,500 Years Ago, Maybe 100 People Spoke This Language. Now It’s The Source For Almost Every Word You Say.
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6,500 Years Ago, Maybe 100 People Spoke This Language. Now It’s The Source For Almost Every Word You Say.

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