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Saving The Crumbling Adobe Mission Churches Of New Mexico

"(In Spanish colonial days,) villagers … filled chapels with elaborate altarpieces made of local wood and varnished with pine sap. Today, threatened by dwindling...

Vox Media Has Made A Major Bet On Podcasts, And It’s Starting To Pay...

Acquiring Esther Perel's Where Should We Begin? "has shown that Vox Media's podcast ambitions extend beyond the digital media company's brand of publications, which...

Could The City Of Paris Actually Make The Seine Safe To Swim In?

"A swimmable Seine would be a major turnaround for a busy urban waterway once notorious for its filth, allowing Paris to stage (Olympic) aquatic...

This Cambodian Dance Company In Massachusetts Has Come Out Of The Pandemic Stronger Than...

The Angkor Dance Troupe in Lowell was founded by refugees from the Khmer Rouge who were determined to keep Cambodian classical dance from being...

The Bay Area Children’s Theater Has Been Selling Out Shows. It Still Needed An...

"The campaign, Save Our Stage, … seeks to raise $750,000 by July 1. The cause for the emergency campaign isn't declining demand but increased...

Check Out Some Of The Best Signs From The Writers’ Guild’s Picket Lines

"Hey, Amazon, free delivery is your job, not ours." "Give up just ONE yacht." "Without writers, Succession is just The Apprentice (and look how...

Library Funding Has Become Another Weapon In The Culture War Over Books

In Missouri and Texas, state lawmakers have been considering laws that would remove funding from libraries that host drag queen story hours or don't...

Illinois Passes A Law Banning Book Bans In Libraries

"Illinois lawmakers greenlighted a bill Wednesday that says libraries in the state must adopt an anti-book banning policy to receive state funding, in a...

In Charles III, The UK Will Have A King Who Genuinely Loves The Arts

"Throughout his life, King Charles III has involved himself in British cultural life, not only a maker of art but as an avid spectator...

Post-Pandemic, Theaters In Boston Find Their Way Toward The New Normal

"Audiences have been slow to return. National conversations about race put the internal practices of local theaters under a microscope. Many theater artists moved...

Why The San Francisco Conservatory Of Music Bought Two Management Agencies And A Record...

In just over two years, the school acquired Opus 3 Artists, Pentatone Records, and the major London agency Askonas Holt. SFCM president David Stull...

France’s Economy Minister Publishes An Erotic Novel. Mockery And Anger Ensue.

As inflation persists, the country is roiled by protests against President Macron's pension reforms, and Fitch downgrades French bonds, Bruno Le Maire has drawn...

Considering Cancellation Comedy

"Cancellation comedy permits comedians to recycle their controversies into a staged performance. A distant cousin of reality TV, the genre lets celebrity humorists reflect...

When Jerry Springer Met The Creator Of “Jerry Springer, The Opera”

Writer-composer Richard Thomas (not to be confused with the actor) remembers how he forgot to ask for Springer for rights clearance, how the host...

This Radio Station Tried AI-Generated Programming For A Day. The Audience Did Not Go...

On April 27th, Switzerland's Couleur 3 aired all-AI programming for 13 hours: the music was selected by algorithm, the scripts written by chatbots, the...

After Choreographing Broadway Musicals And Winning Tony Awards, Christopher Wheeldon Comes Back To Abstract...

"Returning to New York City Ballet now, after working on Broadway and on Like Water for Chocolate for the more theatrically oriented Royal Ballet...

Two Miami City Ballet Alums Start Up Southwest Florida’s First Professional Company

After they left MCB, Iliana Lopez and Franklin Gamero launched a school in Fort Myers, training dancers and then watching them leave for elsewhere...

Could Studios Use Chat-GPT To Produce Scripts And Get Around The Writers’ Strike?

"If half the internet can be tricked by an AI-created Drake and The Weeknd collab, could that same tech write scripts and enable studios...

Austria Prepares To Return Two Parthenon Marbles To Greece

"Museums in Austria and Greece are discussing the potential return to Athens of two ancient Greek sculptures, a move which could have a knock-on...

Renzo Piano’s Latest Museum Building, Istanbul Modern, Is Opening

"The building boasts a footprint of 110,000 square feet, with dedicated space for temporary and permanent exhibitions, educational programs, film screenings, and a café....

Another Step To A Well-Deserved Pritzker Prize? Yasmeen Lari Wins The RIBA Royal Gold...

Her country's first female architect, Lari, now 82, gave up a career building high-profile landmarks to design simple, inexpensive structures of bamboo and mud...

What It’s Really Like To Live In A House By Frank Lloyd Wright

"Actually living in a work of art affects how you see and feel details on a daily level." says one of the seven homeowners...

Translating “Blue”, Derek Jarman’s Final Film, To The Stage

Released a year before Jarman's 1994 death from AIDS, Blue is a collage of texts, narrated over an empty blue screen, on illness and...

Yvonne Jacquette, Who Painted Dazzling Aerial Landscapes Decades Before There Were Drones, Is Dead...

"She crisscrossed continents for those brief glimpses of natural and man-made landscapes, which she often made into watercolors while on board." Sometimes she painted...

Can Members Of The Actors’, Directors’, And Tech Crew Unions Refuse To Cross The...

Contracts generally prevent unions themselves from joining in, but individual members may choose to honor the picket line — though not necessarily without consequences....