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How The Artist Robert Rauschenberg Helped Change The Course Of 20th-Century Dance
“When Rauschenberg was breaking out as one of the most influential artists in the world, that influence extended into American dance” through his collaborations...
Seven Years After Fire That Destroyed It, National Museum Of Brazil Is Partially Reopening
“(The museum) in Rio de Janeiro will temporarily reopen some galleries this month, nearly seven years after an electrical fire engulfed the building and...
Guy Klucevsek, Contemporary Classical’s Accordion Superstar, Is Dead At 78
“Writing in The Village Voice in 2015 about a series of performances … in the East Village, Richard Gehr noted that, ‘having mastered the...
What’s Going On With The Part Of The Disney Co. Folks Forget About, Disney...
“Disney Publishing’s most recent pivot came in 2020, when it sold 1,110 children’s titles to Hachette and decided to focus on acquiring global content that...
Texas Will Pump $300 Million Extra Into Its Film Incentive Program
“Senate Bill 22 … (will) allow the comptroller to deposit $300 million into a new Texas Moving Image Industry Incentive Fund every two years...
How It Got To The Point That Taylor Swift Had To Buy Her Own...
“(Her) years-long saga to win back the rights to her first six albums will go down as one of the most significant storylines in...
After 16 Years, Marc Maron Will End His Megahit Podcast “WTF”
After more than 1,600 episodes, Maron says he and his producer, Brendan McDonald, are “tired” and “burnt out” but “utterly satisfied with the work...
Why The Bible Of Sacred Harp Singing Is Getting An Update
The Sacred Harp, the collection from which the traditional American practice of communal shape-note hymn-singing takes its name, was first published in 1844 and...
Adapting Paul Auster’s “New York Trilogy” To Graphic Novel Format
“The original New York Trilogy owes a debt to the existential detective, a genre archetype whose cases carry themes of choice, isolation, meaninglessness; not just murder...
Once A Star Of Paris Opera Ballet, Manuel Legris Returns As Choreographer
A former director of the Vienna State Ballet and La Scala Ballet after his performing years, Legris was the supreme classicist of his era....
U.S. Opera Companies Should Be Performing In English, The Language Their Audience Speaks
John McWhorter: “Sitting through a three-or-more-hour performance in a language we don’t understand is a peculiar cultural phenomenon, ... and it’s a big part...
A Desert Mirage? Plans For A Joshua Tree Art Museum Are At A Standstill
“On the Twentynine Palms Highway, a makeshift billboard declares “JTAM” in tall black letters. … Except for that recently erected sign — plus a website,...
Guthrie Theater In Minneapolis Bounces Back From Financial Debacle
After a record $3.8 million shortfall on a $32 million budget in fiscal 2023, the Guthrie has made a dramatic turnaround. For fiscal 2024 (which...
Pompidou Center To Open Branch Near Iguazu Falls in Brazil
While the Paris mothership is closed for a five-year renovation, items from its collection will be sent for exhibition at the museum’s satellites in...
San Francisco’s Three City Arts Agencies To Merge
Under Mayor Daniel Lurie’s budget proposal, Grants for the Arts, the San Francisco Arts Commission and the San Francisco Film Commission will operate side-by-side under a...
Paramount Offered $15 Million To Settle Trump’s “60 Minutes” Lawsuit. Trump Demanded More.
“Paramount Global in recent days has offered $15 million to settle, according to people familiar with the situation. Trump’s team wants more than $25...
All Remaining Voice Of America Employees Expect To Be Terminated This Week
“Those terminations would affect the 800 remaining workers at the agency, after nearly 600 VOA contractors were dismissed by the Trump administration earlier this month....
Composer Per Nørgård, 92
“Nørgård’s solution was to pioneer a form of musical functionalism that breathed new life into symphonic form. He hit upon an architectural formula he...
Damien Hirst’s Plan To Keep Producing Art For 200 Years After He Dies
“Hirst plans to fill up 200 notebooks, each representing one year after his demise. ... ‘The idea,’ he (says), ‘is to have a certificate...
Another Of India’s Non-Hindi “Regional” Film Industries Is Finally Getting International Notice
“Once pioneers of Indian cinema, Marathi films have long been hurt by Bollywood's dominating influence in the state of Maharashtra - where the language...
Artforum Attempts The Near-Impossible: Describing the Experience Of Watching A Richard Foreman Play
“Regularly staged behind large Plexiglas sheets that forced the audience to watch reflections of themselves perceiving the show, the plays had mesmerizing ways of...
In San Diego, Dance Companies Scramble To Replace Abruptly Canceled Federal Grants
San Diego Ballet executive director Matt Carney: “We've been really tasked right now to solve problems we weren't anticipating. So the cut with the...
Great News For Art Conservators: There’s A New Specialty Glue That Looks Like Rice...
“Art conservators were starting to panic after two critical ingredients for a glue called Beva 371 and used to line historical canvases were discontinued....
Mann Center, Philadelphia’s Outdoor Concert Venue, To Close This Fall For $70 Million Renovation
“After the close of the season in October, the Mann will begin the work of creating a roomier campus (in Fairmount Park) and constructing new or...
Russia Arrests Publishing Employees For Distributing “LGBT Propaganda”
“On May 14, Eksmo, Russia's largest publisher … sent a letter to ‘all interested organizations’ (including booksellers) with a list of 50 titles to...
