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21 April
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The Last Of Istanbul's Public Scribes
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21 April
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Facebook Wants To Make Its User Data Available To Social Scientists. Should It?
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21 April
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Was The Orpheus Model Of Flattened Orchestra Hierarchy A Success?
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21 April
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Does Literature Matter?
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21 April
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The Technological Take On Expressing Ourselves
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21 April
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Philip Glass Talks About His Life In Music
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21 April
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CBC Is Digitizing, Then Destroying Eight Decades Of Audio/Video Archives
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20 April
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Berwang Music Holidays
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20 April
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Review: Two Masters Unite in a Meeting of Musical Minds
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20 April
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A Room-Size Painting Becomes a Cello Concerto About Versailles
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20 April
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Bristling Energy: The Best Classical Music Moments of the Week
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20 April
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'There Is No Going Back From Here': Saudi Arabia's First Female Filmmaker On The Kingdom's Lifting Of The Ban On Cinemas
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20 April
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Bolshoi's Controversial 'Nureyev' Leads Nominations For Russia's Top Dance Awards
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20 April
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Embattled Director Kirill Serebrennikov Gets A Film Into Cannes - So Russia Extends His House Arrest
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20 April
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Russia Can't Let Go Of Fight Over Movie About Tsar Nicholas II And The Ballerina He Loved
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20 April
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How Can Arts Orgs' Boards Help Combat Harassment? Talk To The Artists
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20 April
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NEA Forbids State Champion In High School Poetry Contest From Going To Nationals Because He's Not A US Citizen
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20 April
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Marcia Hafif, Painter Of Exuberant Monochromes, Dead At 89
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20 April
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'Disney For A Despot': How Saddam Hussein Turned The Ruins Of Babylon Into A Propaganda Vehicle
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20 April
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The Difficult Birth Of The Tate Modern
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20 April
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A New Boom In Ceramic Art
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20 April
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Solresol, The 19th-Century Invented Language Based On Music
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20 April
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Ohio Arts Funding ED Steps Down In "Challenging" Climate
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20 April
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Collecting All The Music Written In Nazi Concentration Camps
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20 April
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In A Florid Suit, Collector Sues Jeff Koons For Not Delivering
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20 April
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How Liesl Tommy Carved Out A Career For Herself As Director, Tony Nominations And All
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20 April
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NYC Will Move "Fearless" Girl" Off Wall Street
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20 April
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'Albee Would Never Have Allowed This' - Joe Mantello Talks About Directing 'Three Tall Women'
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20 April
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Netflix Considers Buying A Movie Theatre Chain
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20 April
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GEMA honors Klaus Doldinger
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20 April
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7 Classical Music Concerts to See in NYC This Weekend
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20 April
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Classical Music's Insecurity Problem
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20 April
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It's Now Impossible To Make A Living As A Freelance Writer
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20 April
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Why We Need A New Age Of Romanticism
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20 April
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How Airline Ticket Pricing Could Be Applied To The Arts
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20 April
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Inside The Broadway Battle For "To Kill A Mockingbird"
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20 April
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When You Win $1 Million To Make A Movie... There Are Expectations
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19 April
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Musica in Villa
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19 April
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Two Bolshoi Ballet Stars Denied Visas To Dance In US
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19 April
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Free Tickets If You Wear A Swastika, Says German Theater (Outrage Ensues)
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19 April
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Subject Of Bestseller 'The Boy Who Came Back From Heaven' Sues Publisher For Defamation
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19 April
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JoAnn Falletta To Step Down From Virginia Symphony
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19 April
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Nine Artists Accuse L.A. Gallery Of Stiffing Them On Work Sold
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19 April
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League Of American Orchestras Launches Program To Help Black And Hispanic Musicians Get Orchestra Jobs
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19 April
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Harper's Magazine Fires Editor In Chief For (He Says) Opposing Controversial Article
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19 April
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MoMA Acquires The Painting That Provoked Rudy Giuliani To Try To Shut Down The Brooklyn Museum
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19 April
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Broadway Introduces New App For Vision- And Hearing-Impaired Audience Members
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19 April
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EU Considers Law To Consider Robots To Be People (The Way Corporations Are)
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19 April
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At New York City's Public School For Dance
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19 April
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'Scandal' Was Even More Groundbreaking A TV Series Than You Think
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19 April
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That Day 50 Years Ago Sweden Changed What Side Of The Road It Drives On
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19 April
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'The Yellow Shark', Frank Zappa's Astoundingly Difficult Suite For Orchestra
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19 April
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The Legend Of Tulipmania In 17th-Century Holland Is Way Overblown
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19 April
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The Most Ambitious TV Program Ever About Art
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19 April
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Tom Lehrer At 90
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19 April
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Are These The Most Influential Philosophers In The Second Half Of The 20th Century?
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19 April
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Philosophically, Music Of Our Time Has Lost Its Way
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19 April
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A Note to the Classically Insecure
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19 April
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Kendrick Lamar Did The Pulitzer A Favor By Winning
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19 April
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What Kendrick Lamar's Win Means For Hip Hop
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19 April
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New EU Regulations On Lights Threaten £180 Million Cost For UK Theatres
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19 April
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The Next Arms Race: Artificial Intelligence (And It's Already Started)
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19 April
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Hans Abrahamsen wins 2019 Sonning Award
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19 April
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Juan Durán wins Premio Reina Sofía
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19 April
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Furrer, Iannotta, McCormack, Saladrigues receive Ernst von Siemens prize
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18 April
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Jakub Józef Orlinski
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18 April
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The Flick 2018
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18 April
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Barlow Prize 2018
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18 April
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A McCabe Garland
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18 April
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Mottola Guitar Festival
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18 April
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Security Staff At London's Royal Opera House Threaten Strike
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18 April
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Choi Eun-Hee, South Korean Actress Kidnapped By North, Dead At 91
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18 April
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Golden Case Containing Heart Of Queen Of France Stolen From Museum
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18 April
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Minnesota Orchestra Finds Its New CEO In Dallas
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18 April
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Carl Kasell, Longtime NPR Newscaster, Dead At 84
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18 April
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First Museum To Victims Of Lynching Opens In Alabama
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18 April
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Florida Repertory Theatre Fires Founder/Artistic Director For Bullying
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18 April
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Uh-Oh - After Seven-Year Ban, Lars Von Trier Is Returning To Cannes
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18 April
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Robert Fairchild's Blooming Post-New York City Ballet Career
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18 April
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How Did Kendrick Lamar Win The Music Pulitzer? Let The Pulitzer Prize Administrator Tell You
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18 April
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A Great Play About (Of All Issues) Urban Renewal - August Wilson's 'Two Trains Running'
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18 April
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How One Joke On 'Roseanne' Explains The Entire Show
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18 April
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The Art Of Nairobi's Dancing Buses
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18 April
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These Monks Meditate By Dancing
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18 April
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How Art Was (Mostly) Protected During World War II
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18 April
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Winner Of This Year's Pulitzer For Fiction Tells You About All The Novels He Almost Wrote
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18 April
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Oxford Lieder Festival
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18 April
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What George Lucas' Museum Of Narrative Art Will Be
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18 April
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MoviePass Is Growing Crazy Fast. But Can It Survive?
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18 April
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The Internet Has Grown Toxic, Say The Guys Who Built It
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18 April
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Vend-A-Story - Getting Your Literature From A Machine
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18 April
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Future Of Movies: Battle Between Cannes And Netflix Is Bad - But It's Hard To Root For Either
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18 April
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So... Blame Humanities For Today's Bad Politics?
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18 April
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Online Art Market Report: Some Warning Signs
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18 April
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Can Neuroscientists Figure Out Empathy?
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18 April
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Neuroscience Research: Best Friends Share Brain Waves
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18 April
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Collecting: Why Canada's National Gallery Is Selling A Chagall To Get A David
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18 April
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Strathmore - Chief Executive Officer
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17 April
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Debussy: The Complete Works
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17 April
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As Britain Freaks Out About Invading Americanisms, Some U.S. Hipsters Are Importing Britishisms
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17 April
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Watts Tower Arts Center Director Is Suspended, And No One Will Say Why
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17 April
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The Historic Los Angeles Times Building Will No Longer Hold The Los Angeles Times
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17 April
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Jean-Claude Malgoire, Pioneer Of Period-Instrument Movement In France, Dead At 77
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17 April
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Merce Cunningham Trust Plans Worldwide Celebration For His Centennial
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17 April
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Pillars At Taj Mahal Destroyed In Violent Storm
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17 April
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Producer Of Broadway 'To Kill A Mockingbird' Files Angry Countersuit Against Harper Lee's Estate
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17 April
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Stop Fussing About The Berkshire Museum's Sale Of Paintings As If The Place Were A Sacred Temple To Art
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17 April
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Novelist John Ehle, 92
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17 April
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Paris Opera Ballet Dancers Condemn Leadership And Complain Of Harassment In Internal Survey
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17 April
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Bayreuth's Other Opera House Restored To Its Glittering Baroque Glory
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17 April
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Trove Of Inscriptions In Sub-Saharan Africa's Oldest Written Language Discovered
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17 April
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The Small Gallery Owner Who Fell Behind Owing Dealers And Artists
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17 April
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America's Poet Laureate Takes Poetry Down America's Back Roads
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17 April
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Study: Few Artists In UK Come From Working Class Backgrounds
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17 April
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Britain's Abandoned Brass Instruments Are Changing Children's Lives In Uganda
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17 April
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UK Arts Diversity Study: It's Not!
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17 April
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Artisan's Asylum - Executive Director
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17 April
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Is The College Experience Converging With The Retail Shopping Experience?
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17 April
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How NYCBallet Planned Its Season Post-Martins
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17 April
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January 2018 Newsletter
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17 April
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Roberto Sierra
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17 April
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Uuno Klami Competition
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17 April
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What Kind Of Person Ought To Lead San Francisco's Museums?
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17 April
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Is Comics Master Stan Lee Being Held Prisoner?
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17 April
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So Doing Math Doesn't Make You Smarter?
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17 April
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Historic: Kendrick Lamar Wins Pulitzer
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17 April
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Did We Just See The First Cracks In The Big Data Bust?
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17 April
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Future V. Past: The Stakes In The Netflix V. Cannes Battle
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17 April
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A Full-On Rant About The Essence Of Being An Artist
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17 April
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Andrew Sean Greer's 'Less' Wins Pulitzer Prize For Fiction
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17 April
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Pulitzer Prize For Drama Goes To Martyna Majok's 'Cost Of Living'
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17 April
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Jerry Saltz Of New York Magazine Wins Pulitzer Prize For Criticism
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17 April
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Gísladóttir, Monrad Møller win Léonie Sonning Talent Prize
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16 April
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Will Disney's New Streaming Service Kill Netflix And Movie Theatres Alike?
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16 April
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Top AJBlogs From The Weekend Of 04.15.18
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16 April
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This Seems Like A Good Plan: No More Hotel Auditions, Says Actors' Union
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16 April
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Can A New Program Help Increase Orchestra Diversity?
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16 April
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Where Does The Tattoo Style 'Black And Gray' Come From?
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16 April
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Theatre Has A 'Titanic' Disaster On Opening Night
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16 April
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Edward Gorey Spent Years Doing Covers And Illustrations For Paperbacks
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16 April
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Let Us Pause To Consider The Historic Cultural Significance Of Beyoncé Headlining The Coachella Festival
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16 April
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Gillian Ayres, Abstract Painter Who Deeply Loved The Feel Of Oils, Has Died At 88
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16 April
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Sales Of Thrillers Have Overtaken Everything Else In Britain, But Why?
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16 April
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French Singer Johnny Hollyday's Assets Frozen By Court As It Considers Inheritance Dispute
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16 April
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In Praise Of Quiet Books
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16 April
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Outrage Grows After German Rappers With Anti-Semitic Lyrics Win A Prize
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16 April
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The Getty Villa Revamp Is Finally Finished, With The Art Ready To Tell A Longer, Broader, Less 'Fanboy' Story
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16 April
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What In The World Is Happening Behind The Scenes Of The Nobel Prize For Literature?
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16 April
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The Astronaut Who Took A Crash Course In Cinematography From Darren Aronofsky
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16 April
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Just Some Ordinary Design Love
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16 April
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Are Anthropologists Actually Spies?
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16 April
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Did The Met Museum Need To Hire Its Tenth White Male Director In An Unbroken Row?
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16 April
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The Rise Of An Aggressive (And, So Far, Successful) Podcast Network
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16 April
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Finally - Orchestras are Changing
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16 April
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Building Owners Are Making Fortunes From Banksy Works
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16 April
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Meet "High Def" Vinyl
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16 April
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This Copyright Case Could Change American Education Policy
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16 April
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Julia Bullock On Inventing The New Young American Musician
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16 April
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Broadway's "Harry Potter"'s Eye-Popping Production Numbers
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16 April
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Netflix Spending $8 Billion On Content This Year
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16 April
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Brook Street Band
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14 April
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Miami's ICA Director Unexpectedly Steps Down After Museum Opens
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14 April
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The Changing Calculus Of How Hollywood Decides On Making Sequels
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14 April
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Director of Marketing & Communications, Carolina Performing Arts
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14 April
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Why The Classic Chicago Accent Is Disappearing
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14 April
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Why Bloomberg Philanthropies Hit On Arts As A Boost For Cities
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14 April
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How Images Are Increasingly Shaping Our Political Debate
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14 April
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Study Says Chicago Arts District Has $2 Billion Economic Impact On City
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14 April
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Six Finalists For This Year's Man Booker Prize
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14 April
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Univision Lays Off 150 Amid Debt Woes
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13 April
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Review: Jonas Kaufmann Takes a Big Step Toward ‘Tristan’
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13 April
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Play About Gay Soviet Poet In 1920s Is Sleeper Hit Of Moscow Theater Season
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13 April
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After Brief And Embattled Tenure, Director Of Berlin's Volksbühne Theater Resigns
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13 April
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Mitzi Shore, Owner Of LA's Comedy Store, Dead At 87
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13 April
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Composer Jennifer Higdon Wins $100K Nemmers Prize
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13 April
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FBI Recovers Stolen Chagall Painting Missing For 30 Years
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13 April
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John Oliver, Longtime Director Of Tanglewood Festival Chorus, Dead At 78
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13 April
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In Wake Of Curator Firing, Is MoCA's Director About To Resign?
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13 April
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A Skeptic Tries Out A Session Of Ecstatic Dance
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13 April
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San Francisco Ballet Unveils Festival Of 12 World Premieres
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13 April
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The English Restoration's Filthiest Poet (And Why The Era Needed Him)
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13 April
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Story Of Four Knuckleheads Who Stole Rare Books From College Library Is Now A Hollywood Action-Comedy
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13 April
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In Defense Of The Concert Hall, Still Relevant In The 21st Century
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13 April
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So You Want To Be A Public Intellectual...
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13 April
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If We Want Robots To Have Real Cognition, They'll Have To Feel As Well As Think
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13 April
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The Forgotten Black Pioneers Of Early Moviemaking
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13 April
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The Tension Between Accessibility And Elitism
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13 April
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Hollywood Has A Gun Problem It Needs To Fix
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13 April
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How Do We Break Down Lines Between Everyday Culture And Institutional-based Culture?
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13 April
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8 Classical Music Concerts to See in NYC This Weekend
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13 April
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Lithuanian Government Proposes Law To Ban Books That "Distort" History
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13 April
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Sebastian Smee: Aesthetics And Bad Behavior Are Difficult To Reconcile
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13 April
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Immersive Theatre Is Hot. But The Growing Pains Are... Growing
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13 April
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How Dance Has Mitigated My OCD
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13 April
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Reining In The Surveillance Capitalists
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13 April
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Netflix Pulls Out Of Cannes
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13 April
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The New Met Museum Director's First Two Big Challenges
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13 April
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PDX Jazz Seeks Dynamic Executive Director
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13 April
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Second Oscar for Desplat
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12 April
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A New Orchestra
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12 April
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New Sorabji Editions
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12 April
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Schubert’s Sonatas, and a Pianist, Come Into Their Own
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12 April
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Museums Try Out Virtual Reality As An Artistic Medium
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12 April
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Andrew Davis To Leave Chief Conductor Post At Melbourne Symphony
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12 April
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Gillian Ayres, One Of Britain's Most Popular Abstract Painters, Dead At 88
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12 April
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Elaine May To Play Broadway For First Time Since 1960
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12 April
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As They Thaw, Mongolia's Ancient Tombs Are Getting Looted
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12 April
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How Houston Ballet Kept Going And Got Its Season Onstage After Hurricane Harvey
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12 April
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Poet J.D. McClatchy, 72
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12 April
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Berkshire Museum's Famous Norman Rockwell Painting Sold To George Lucas's New Museum
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12 April
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Actors Equity Calls For Two New Tony Award Categories
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12 April
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Richard Alston Steps Down As Director Of London Dance Center The Place
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12 April
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Univ. Of Texas, Bowing To Protests, Reverses Decision To Move Fine Arts Library Off-Campus
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12 April
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The Entire Idea Of 'VARK' Learning Styles Seems To Be A Myth
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12 April
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Regulators Want To Know How Elite Colleges Choose Who Gets In. They Might Not Like The Answers
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12 April
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Who Will Be The Dallas Symphony's Next Music Director? Let's Speculate ...
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12 April
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That Dance Between Writers And Editors
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12 April
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J.D. Salinger And His Estate Have Never Let Anyone Make A Film Of His Work - But There's One Place Where It Happened Anyway
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12 April
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Reclaiming Disabilities To Extend A Dance Form
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12 April
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The World's Oldest 'Oral Library' - And What Bruce Chatwin Did With (And To) It
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12 April
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Talent And Behavior - One Does Not Excuse The Other (It's A Cultural Thing)
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12 April
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We All Depend On Online Recommendation Engines. But They're Broken
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12 April
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UK Music Companies Have Their Best Year In Decades
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12 April
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Some Of YouTube's Most Popular Videos Are Hacked
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12 April
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Inside Milan's Retirement Home For Old Musicians
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12 April
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Sales Of Crime Fiction Are Way Up. Why?
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12 April
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The Internet Is Broken. Is It Too Late To Fix It?
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11 April
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On Stage: Debuts, Celebrations and Collaborations
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11 April
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Through Opera, Debussy Reaches a New Audience
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11 April
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Marcia Thompson, 94, Ford Foundation Officer Who Helped Change The Way Arts Orgs Are Run And Financed
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11 April
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Women Performers Have Been At The Heart Of The Circus For 250 Years, And They're Still Breaking Paths Today
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11 April
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Patti LuPone Says YouTube Personalities Are Stealing Work From 'Legitimate' Stage Actors
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11 April
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Choreographer Donald McKayle, First Black Man To Direct A Broadway Musical, Dead At 87
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11 April
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Juilliard Selects Its Next Director Of Dance
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11 April
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Smithsonian To Open Satellite Museum In London
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11 April
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Geffen Playhouse Begins New Playwrights' Residency, 'The Writers' Room'
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11 April
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Choreographer William Forsythe's Double Homecoming
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11 April
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Quebec Gives Millions In Extra Funding To Province's Three Main Orchestras
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11 April
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Cecil Taylor's 'Challenging' Avant-Garde Jazz Was More Accessible Than (Some) People Think
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11 April
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India's Most Popular Tourist Destination After The Taj Mahal Is This Outsider-Art Sculpture Garden
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11 April
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The Twitter Accounts Of Great Dead Authors
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11 April
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Trying To Get A Better Understanding Of Consciousness
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11 April
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Unpublished J.R.R. Tolkien Book To Hit Shelves This Summer
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11 April
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Why Is It So Difficult For Women Artists To Get The Attention They're Due?
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11 April
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Washington's Holocaust Museum Announces Billion-Dollar Fundraising Goal
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11 April
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A Superhero Movie Where The Superpowers Come From Sign Language
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11 April
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Entertainment Companies Reported Their Gender Pay Gaps. It Isn't Pretty
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11 April
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Classic Work
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11 April
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Why Is Philosophy So Behind The Curve? (It's Not)
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11 April
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Echo Chambers Versus Trust Bubbles
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11 April
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Two Tween "Franchise" Plays Break Broadway Box Office Records
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11 April
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A New Golden Age For The Irish Novel?
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11 April
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Ode To The Magic Of Libraries
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11 April
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Pleasure Junkies - Scientists Argue Over Our Responses To Art (and Porn)
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11 April
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Metropolitan Museum Of Art's New Director Is -
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10 April
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How a Philly Cheesesteak Goes From the Grill to Carnegie Hall
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10 April
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Top Posts From AJBlogs 04.09.18
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10 April
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Saudi Arabia Hires Paris Opera To Help It Build Opera House And Orchestra
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10 April
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Ivor Guest, Who Transformed Study Of Dance History, Dead At 97
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10 April
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Who Is Junichiro Tanizaki? (Besides Being One Of Japan's Most Important Novelists)
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10 April
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How The Aix Festival Became A Hotbed Of New Opera
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10 April
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The Big Encyclopedic Art Museum In A Little Massachusetts City
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10 April
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In Twitter Fight With Critic, Mark-Anthony Turnage Says He Will Compose No More Operas
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10 April
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Author Junot Díaz Reveals In Essay His Childhood Rape
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10 April
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Commerce, Curation, Blockbuster Shows, And The Purpose(s) Of Art Museums
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10 April
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Is This Really The Right Time For A Spate Of Male-Authored, Male-Directed Musicals About Subservient Women To Come To Broadway?
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10 April
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What's It Like To Be A New York Times Book Critic? Terrifying
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10 April
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'Design Thinking', For All Its Problems, Has Serious Value
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10 April
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'Design Thinking' Is Narrow-Minded And Limiting
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10 April
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It's Time For Ballet To Embrace Feminism, Writes New York City Ballet Star
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10 April
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Can Tech Reinvigorate The Humanities?
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10 April
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Gender Pay Gap In The Arts Less Bad Than In Other Industries: Study
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10 April
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Houston's Alley Theatre Wrestles With Ex-Artistic Director's Complicated Legacy
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10 April
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Lucinda Childs Used To Hate The Martha Graham Technique. Now She's Making A Dance For Graham's Company
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10 April
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Why Authoritarians Try To Suppress The Arts
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10 April
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Montreal Biennale Files For Bankruptcy
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10 April
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How The 2016 Election Is Changing Our Literary Publishers
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10 April
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What Data Teaches About The Differences Between Disruptive And Radical Innovation
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10 April
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English Theatre's Olivier Awards Broadcast Sees A 40 Percent Ratings Drop
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10 April
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Video Can Now Be Convincingly Faked. Seeing Is No Longer Believing (Now What?)
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10 April
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Nobel Literature Judges Resign Over Misconduct Allegations
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10 April
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The "Hamilton" Tickets Problem. Kennedy Center Is The Latest To Be Overwhelmed
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10 April
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What Does It Mean That Three Iconic 20th Century Gay Plays Are Currently On Broadway
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10 April
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Executive Director
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10 April
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Vice President, Marketing
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9 April
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Charlotte Penton-Smith
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9 April
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Amazon Cancels Award-Winning Classical Music Series 'Mozart In The Jungle' After Four Seasons
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9 April
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Another Director Busts Through A Glass Ceiling
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9 April
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A Rock With Yoko Ono's Handwriting Has Been Stolen From A Toronto Museum
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9 April
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The London Production Of 'Hamilton' Ties 'Matildas' With Seven Olivier Awards
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9 April
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What Happens When Tony Winners Gather For A Religious Ceremony?
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9 April
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Britain Is In The Midst Of A Jazz 'Explosion'
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9 April
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Straight Actors Win Oscars For Playing Gay, But What It's Like For These Singers To 'Sing Straight' When They're Not?
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9 April
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Todd Brassner, Art Dealer Who Claimed To Have Three Million Dollars Worth Of Art In His Apartment, Dies In Trump Tower Fire
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9 April
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Imagining The World Of Fashion Publishing Without Anna Wintour (Is It Possible?)
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9 April
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Up To Ninety Percent Of Art Sold As 'Aboriginal' In Australian Souvenir Shops Is Fake (And Imported)
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9 April
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Bookstores In Germany Take On A Political Role, Including Protesting The Rise Of The Far Right
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9 April
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A New Economic Impact Study Claims The Boston Symphony Is Pumping More Than A Quarter Of A Billion Dollars Into The Local Economy
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9 April
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OK, This Is Cool: New York's 19th Century Theatre Playbills Will Be Available Online
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9 April
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Denver Post Journalists Blast Hedge Fund Owners For Trying To Sell The Paper Off For Parts
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9 April
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British Bookstore Chain Waterstones Is About To Be Sold To A Hedge Fund
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