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19 June
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Yo-Yo Ma’s Sister, Yeou-Cheng, Continues Her Family’s Legacy
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19 June
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Saved By A Donor, Australia’s Top Professional Vocal Ensemble Emerges From Bankruptcy
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19 June
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Soprano Measha Brueggergosman Hospitalized, Awaiting Emergency Heart Surgery
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19 June
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The Poetry Slam Comes To Dubai
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19 June
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For First Time, Nonwhite Writer Wins UK’s Most Prestigious Children’s Book Prize
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19 June
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La Scala’s Next Superintendent Will Be Dominique Meyer Of Vienna State Opera: Reports
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19 June
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CEO Of London’s Serpentine Galleries Resigns Following Uproar Over Investment In Spyware Firm
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19 June
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National Academy Of Design In New York Will Not Be Reopening Its Museum
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19 June
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In Indie Films, At Least, Female Writers And Directors Are Making Progress (If Not Yet Parity)
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19 June
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How Jaap Van Zweden Used Music To Get His Autistic Son To Speak
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19 June
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If Your Theatre Company Wants To Produce More Plays By Women, Here’s Where To Find Some
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19 June
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Backstage With The Very Butch Boys Of The Bolshoi Ballet
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19 June
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San Francisco Ballet Recruits Two Stars
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19 June
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Robert Therrien, Whimsical Sculptor, Dead At 71
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19 June
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How “The United Nations Of Graffiti” Flipped The Switch On A Counterculture Art Form
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19 June
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‘The Wild Bunch’: At 50, It’s Aged Disturbingly Well
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19 June
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Allegations Of Sexual Abuse Of Operatic Proportions
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19 June
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Method Acting And #MeToo: A Brief History
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19 June
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The Success Problem: Is Your Happiness Dependant On It?
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19 June
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Not All Shrinking Cities Are Poor And Suffering (And A Few Are Positively Prospering)
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19 June
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The Monastery Where Spanish Was Born
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19 June
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The Welsh Language Is Becoming (Could It Really Be?) Cool
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19 June
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When Zeffirelli Went Wrong At The Opera
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19 June
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America’s Museums Have Become A Political Battleground
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19 June
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When The Machines Get Smarter Than We Are, Things Will Change
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19 June
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The Dilemma Of Creative Placemaking
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19 June
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Colossal Art: Stockhausen’s Astonishing Masterpiece
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19 June
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Study: A Dip This Season In Broadway’s Gender Parity Progress
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19 June
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Chief Executive Officer, YR Media
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19 June
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Hervé Birolini receives QuattroPole Music Prize
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18 June
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Classical music news. Stanisław Moniuszko Competition
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18 June
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Art Requires Empathy. Machines Don’t Have It. So Can They Make Art We Will Relate To?
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18 June
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Once Again, An Errant Tweet Is The Last Straw: Director Of Berlin Jewish Museum Resigns
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18 June
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No More All-Male Comedy-Writing Teams, Declares UK TV Network
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18 June
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Again, Sergei Polunin Tries, And Fails, To Explain His Way Out Of The Doghouse
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18 June
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Baltimore Symphony Musicians Are Officially Locked Out
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18 June
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Why Sotheby’s Was Bought
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18 June
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Sotheby’s Going Private Will Mean Less Transparency About The Art Market
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18 June
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Warner Is Paying Nearly Half A Billion Dollars To Keep J.J. Abrams
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18 June
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Susannah Hunnewell, Publisher Of The Paris Review, Dead At 52
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18 June
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How The National Orchestral Institute Is Preparing Diverse Young Musicians For The Orchestra World (And Vice Versa)
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18 June
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The Ongoing Destruction Of The Bamiyan Buddhas (As If What The Taliban Did Weren’t Bad Enough)
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18 June
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Why More Than A Third Of The Board At Chicago’s Auditorium Theatre Quit
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18 June
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An Oral History Of ‘Oh! Calcutta!, Which Premiered 50 Years Ago
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18 June
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Charles Reich, Author Of ‘The Greening Of America’, Dead At 91
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18 June
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Brazilians Face The Fact That Their Greatest Writer Was Black
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18 June
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What Goes On Backstage At The World’s Oldest Theatre Collective
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18 June
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg Goes To Broadway To See “What The Constitution Means To Me”
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18 June
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At This Ballet School, They Are Empowering Their Students With Important Life Skills
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18 June
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Renee Fleming’s Theatre Breakout
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18 June
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How Independent Bookstores Are Becoming Hip Again
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18 June
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Marin Alsop On Being A Pioneering Woman Conductor
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18 June
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Study: Busting Stereotypes Of What Millennials Are (And Aren’t)
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18 June
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Leonard Cohen Letters Sell For Five Times Estimates At Auction
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18 June
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Edinburgh International Festival Faces Big Cuts
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18 June
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A Mysterious And Shadowy Literary Fellowship That Existed In Secret And Then Was Abruptly Canceled
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18 June
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Why Is There Still A Stigma About Males Dancing?
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18 June
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Cristóbal Halffter receives Spanish Music Prize
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17 June
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The Baltimore Symphony, Seeking Cuts, Locks Out Its Musicians
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17 June
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Baltimore Symphony’s Financial Situation Was Much Worse Than Outsiders Knew
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17 June
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Biggest Threat To Machu Picchu? Museumification
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17 June
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Prize-winning Architects Pledge To Combat Climate Change
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17 June
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Addicted To Your Phone? Unlikely – It’s Likely Social Norms…
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17 June
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A Massive Grandiose Digital Mural Seeks To “Explain” San Francisco
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17 June
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Northern Canadian Musicians Are Hot Right Now. But Remoteness Costs
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17 June
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Making Sense of The Complicated Havana Bienal
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17 June
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Remembering Dr. John
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17 June
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How Post-Modernism Has Shaped Our Culture (And Our Debates)
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17 June
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The Nine Movies And Operas That Defined Franco Zeffirelli’s Work
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17 June
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Too Many People Want To Go To Burning Man
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17 June
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Detective Mystery: Where Is The $450 Million Salvator Mundi?
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17 June
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Genius From A Different Time: Elon Musk Is A Throwback Entrepreneur
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17 June
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How The Trump Era Has Changed Comedy
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17 June
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New Berlin “Super-Museum” Gets Delayed
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17 June
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Marin Alsop Raises the Baton for Women Conductors
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17 June
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First Time: More Millennials Are Paying For Video Games Than For TV
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17 June
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Why Short Stories Are More Creative
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16 June
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Review: The Wrenching ‘Fire Shut Up in My Bones’ Becomes an Opera
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16 June
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Hackers Stole And Demanded Ransom From Radiohead. So The Band Is Releasing The Music Tracks With Proceeds To Charity
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16 June
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‘Arts & …’ — New Cross-Sector Impact Grants From South Arts, Inc.
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16 June
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On ‘Pose,’ dancing isn’t just about self-expression. It’s a survival skill for trans women.
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16 June
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Ali Stroker on Winning the Tony: ‘I Was Meant to Be in This Seat’
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16 June
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Plans To “Fill In” Some Of London’s Barbican Spaces Would Ruin It
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16 June
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The 14-Year-Old Music Prodigy: Carnegie, Vienna State Opera, Etc…
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16 June
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Strand Bookstore Owner: Why Landmarking The Strand Will Kill It
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16 June
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Being Out In Nature Is Good For Your Health. But How Much Time Do You Need To Spend?
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16 June
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What If We Could Rewrite Classic Operas?
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16 June
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The Dia Foundation’s Quiet Reinvention
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16 June
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YouTube’s Content Problem Can’t Be Fixed With An Algorithm Tweak
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16 June
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The Mysterious Case Of Agatha Christie’s 11-Day Disappearance
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16 June
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Relentless Researcher: Robert Caro’s Brand Of History
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16 June
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Funders Are Asking For More Data From Arts Organizations. This Is A Trap
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16 June
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Cuba’s Tiny Movie “Palaces”
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16 June
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Climate Activists Protest BP Funding At London Outdoor Screening Of Royal Ballet
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16 June
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More Than Half The Art In This French Museum Turned Out To Be Fake. How Did It Happen?
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16 June
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Pilobolus: A Shadow Of Itself?
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15 June
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Classical music news. Bartók Plus
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15 June
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Franco Zeffirelli, 96
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15 June
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Marco Beltrami honored at Ghent Film Festival
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15 June
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The Week in Arts: One Ariana Grande, Two Stadiums; Toni Morrison on the Silver Screen
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15 June
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Choreography As Conflict Resolution — A Retired Dancer Becomes A Professional Mediator
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15 June
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The Bauhaus Was Built On Ambitious Ideas (That Both Succeeded And Failed)
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15 June
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A New Funding Model For Opera, Ballet In Europe That Aims For Younger Audiences
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15 June
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How The Internet Has Changed (Is Changing) Book Culture
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15 June
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Palm Beach Opera Director Daniel Biaggi Stepping Down
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15 June
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Evening Standard’s Sacking Of Its Theatre Critics Doesn’t Mean Criticism Is Going Away – It’s Just Moving On
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15 June
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Does Owning A McMansion Make You Happier?
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15 June
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Ennio Morricone honered by pope
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14 June
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Classical music news. Obituary
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14 June
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Mitsuko Uchida Will Never Be Done With Schubert
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14 June
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What to Do in New York This Weekend
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14 June
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A Musical Prodigy? Sure, but Don’t Call Her ‘a New Mozart’
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14 June
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Samantha Boshnack’s ‘Seismic Belt’
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14 June
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Eye On San Diego – For Art!
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14 June
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Calder & Noguchi Air Balls: SFMOMA Lobs Some Foul Shots for the Golden State Warriors
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14 June
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Huge Number Of Works In East Germany’s Museums Were Stolen From Citizens: Report
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14 June
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Plagued By Construction Problems And Controversy, Berlin’s Humboldt Forum Postpones Opening
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14 June
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A Choir For The Homeless Changes Lives In Rio De Janeiro
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14 June
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Why Is Google Street View Blurring The Faces On Philadelphia’s Murals?
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14 June
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Mexican Government Calls Out Fashion Designer For Cultural Appropriation, Calls For U.N. Involvement (?!)
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14 June
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Clarence Thomas Claims That Smithsonian Exhibit (Which He Hasn’t Seen) About Him Is Wrong (Which It Is Not)
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14 June
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The Mainstream U.S. Theater World Is Finally Starting To Diversify — Do We Still Need Culturally Specific Theater Companies?
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14 June
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Bill Wittliff, Screenwriter And ‘Primary Texas Cultural Lightning Rod’, Dead At 79
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14 June
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Anna Netrebko, ‘Aida’, And Why Opera Just Needs To Drop Blackface Already
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14 June
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Jazzercise, At 50, Is Big Business
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14 June
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Allen Ginsberg Annotates Gay Pride March Photos
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14 June
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‘A Great Realist Novel’: Salman Rushdie On Kurt Vonnegut’s ‘Slaughterhouse-Five’, 50 Years On
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14 June
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Why Medieval History(!) Has Become A Modern Battleground
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14 June
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How Do You Put An Ayahuasca Trip Onstage?
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14 June
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Baltimore Symphony Musicians Lobby Governor To Release Money For The Orchestra
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14 June
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‘This Is Heroic Criticism, Warrior Criticism, Live-Ammo Criticism’ — Six Film Writers Give Their Takes On Pauline Kael
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14 June
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Redefining London Culturally
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14 June
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HBO’s ‘Chernobyl’ Has Turned The Actual Town Into A Tourist Mecca
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14 June
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How Conservateurs Dismantled And Reassembled An Angkor Temple To Save It
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14 June
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5 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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14 June
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Thirty Years Ago, The Corcoran Canceled A Mapplethorpe Exhibit, Setting Off Washington’s First Big Battle In The Culture Wars. Now The Corcoran Has A Show About That Cancellation
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14 June
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Should Orchestras Play The “Best” Music? So Who Decides?
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14 June
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America’s First Poster Museum Is Opening
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14 June
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NYT’s Decision To Discontinue Political Cartoons Is Part Of Wider Trend
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14 June
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By The Numbers: Picture Books In 2018 Were Less Diverse
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14 June
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Rise Of The Fake Festivals
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14 June
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Worried About DeepFakes? How About CheapFakes?
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14 June
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Spoleto Festival USA seeks an Executive Assistant and Board Liasion
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14 June
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Gabriel Yared to receive Max Steiner Award
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13 June
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The Philharmonic and Met Opera Go Outdoors, in Good Weather and Bad
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13 June
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Lincoln Center Unveils Its 10th White Light Festival
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13 June
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“Don’t make me go out there alone!” — Leonard Bernstein’s last tango with ‘Candide’
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13 June
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New Online Platform For African Writers And Musicians To Reach The Global Market
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13 June
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World’s Richest Prize For A Novel Goes To First-Time Novelist In Boise
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13 June
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Ending A Turbulent Few Years, Berlin’s Volksbühne Appoints A New Director
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13 June
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Museums And Galleries In Hong Kong Close In Support Of Demonstrations Against Extradition Law
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13 June
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Sylvia Miles, Flamboyant And Party-Loving Actress, Dead At 94
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13 June
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SFMOMA Will Be Sending Art To The Golden State Warriors’ New Arena
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13 June
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Only Known Recording Of Frida Kahlo’s Voice May Have Been Found
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13 June
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The Tony Awards’ Most Important Speech, And Most Important Fashion Statement, Were Barely Even Noticed On The Telecast
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13 June
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The Guardian’s Five Female Choreographers Who Are Pushing Their Art Form Forward
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13 June
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Remember ‘Dr. Strangelove’ And ‘The Day After’? Why Don’t They Make Movies Or TV About Nuclear War Anymore?
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13 June
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Where Did The Story Of Aladdin And The Magic Lamp Come From? Not ‘The 1,001 Nights’, It Turns Out
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13 June
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How Disney Has Been Redirecting The Fairy-Tale Notions Of Love It Did So Much To Spread
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13 June
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My Right To Speak On Campus
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13 June
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Kenneth MacMillan’s Manon — Femme Fatale, Enterprising Escapee From Poverty, Victim Of The Patriarchy? All Of The Above?
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13 June
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TV Academy Disqualifies Actors For Conspiring To Vote Emmys Together
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13 June
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Big Mood Machine: How Spotify Gathers And Sells Its Customers’ Emotional Profiles
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13 June
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New York City Landmarks Strand Bookstore Building Over Owner’s Objections
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13 June
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‘Little Fresh Meat’ — A New, Androgynous Style Of Masculinity Arises In China’s Pop Culture
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13 June
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JFK’s TWA Terminal Is One Of The Great Buildings Of The 20th Century. Here’s What It’s Like Now As A Hotel
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13 June
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Narrative-Sharing and Narrative-Shifting With Digital Technology
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13 June
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Canadian Senate Committee Proposes Putting Cultural Diplomacy At The Center Of Canada’s Foreign Policy
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13 June
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Why Did Artists, Historians And Academics Just Spend Nine Weeks Protesting At The Whitney Museum?
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13 June
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Streaming TV Is Racing To Its Next Phase
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13 June
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Ready For The Meritocracy Wars?
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13 June
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The New Arms Race: Information As Weapon
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13 June
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The Choreographer Who Makes Theatre Move
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13 June
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General Director & CEO – Cincinnati Opera
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13 June
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Jules Matton wins Grand prix lycéen des compositeurs
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13 June
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Francisco Obieta's work recognized
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12 June
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Classical music news. Olympic Voices
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12 June
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An AIDS Symphony: The Week in Classical Music
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12 June
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Let’s Twist Again: partying with the Don and the Donald
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12 June
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Propwatch: the seeds in ‘King Hedley II’
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12 June
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David Lang holds no prisoners in his new, gloves-off opera
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12 June
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Samoa Bans Elton John Biopic For Gay Content; Activists Say To Samoa, “Oh Puh-Leeze, Miss Thing’
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12 June
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London’s Tate Gallery Will Lend Lots Of Art To New Museum In Shanghai
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12 June
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UK Actors Equity Gets 9% Pay Raises, Possible Job-Sharing For West End Workers
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12 June
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Bernard Haitink Announces His Retirement
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12 June
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Director Of MASS MoCA To Face Vehicular Homicide Charge
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12 June
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Peter Max’s Wife, Embroiled In Battle Over His Care, Art, And Money, Dead In Apparent Suicide
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12 June
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Guggenheim Museum Staffers Begin Process Of Unionizing
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12 June
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MacArthur ‘Genius’ Rhiannon Giddens To Compose Opera Based On Slave Narrative
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12 June
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Drag, Inc.: When A Subculture Becomes An Industry
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12 June
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Erotica Arrives In The Podcast Marketplace
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12 June
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How Secret Languages Arise And Thrive In Prisons
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12 June
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Raja Feather Kelly: How A Downtown Pop-Queer Experimentalist Became Off-Broadway’s Go-To Choreographer
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12 June
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Study Suggests That Human Brains Are Wired For Musical Pitch
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12 June
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What Did Old English Sound Like?
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12 June
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New York Times Quits Political Cartoons
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12 June
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We Tried An Entirely Different Model Of Arts Criticism, And Here’s What We Learned
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12 June
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Study: Overuse Of Computers In Classrooms Lowers Student Performance
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12 June
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‘An Overwhelming Sense Of Truth And Beauty’ — Simon Callow On Oliver Sacks
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12 June
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Questions About The Future Of The Vancouver Art Gallery After Its Longtime Director Leaves
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12 June
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Robert Kelley On 50 Years Of Running TheatreWorks Silicon Valley, This Year’s Regional Tony Award Winner
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12 June
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A Case For Cutting Back Our Digital Clutter
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12 June
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A Timeline Of Barnes & Noble’s Storied History
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12 June
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Hartford Stage Gets New Director
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12 June
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Next Challenge For Virtual Reality: How Do You Register Emotion?
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12 June
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Designing For A More Circular World
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12 June
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The Forces That Create Celebrity Culture
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11 June
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Four Days in Ojai, a Musical Utopia
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11 June
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Brazil’s Museums Exempted From Bolsonaro’s Massive Change To Cultural Funding Law
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11 June
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Utah Symphony’s Thierry Fischer To Succeed Marin Alsop At São Paulo State Symphony
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11 June
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Staffers Win Lawsuit To Halt Renovation Of State Russian Museum In St. Petersburg
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11 June
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Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum Has New Director, Nearly Two Years After (Non-)Scandal
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11 June
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Following Death Of Founder, San Antonio’s Alamo City Opera To Close
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11 June
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Can The CEO Who Saved Waterstones Save Barnes & Noble, Too?
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11 June
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Is ‘Salvator Mundi’ On A Saudi Prince’s Massive Yacht?
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11 June
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Three Disasters In One Day Hit Woodstock 50; Organizers Say It Will Still Happen (But Where?)
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11 June
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Has Google News Really Earned $4.7 Billion That Should Have Gone To Newspapers And Magazines? Probably Not
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11 June
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The Last ‘Dance Dance Revolution’ Machines In New York
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11 June
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Robert Earle, Host Of The ‘College Bowl’ Quiz Show Of The 1960s, Dead At 93
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11 June
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Arts Philanthropist Lewis B. Cullman Dead At 100
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11 June
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Seattle Art Museum Picks A New Director
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11 June
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Twin Cities’ Theater Mu Hires New Artistic Director To ‘Reunite’ Company Following #MeToo Scandal
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11 June
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How Sacha Baron Cohen Tricked Dick Cheney Into Signing A Waterboarding Kit On-Camera
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11 June
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Concerns That Arts Council England Is Stepping Away From Funding Excellence
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11 June
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There’s One Corner Of Hollywood Where Women Are Making Real Progress: Animation
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11 June
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A Disaster For Music: How A 2008 Fire Destroyed One Of The World’s Most Important Troves Of Music
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11 June
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Classical music news. Obituary
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11 June
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Classical music news. Totally Tchaikovsky
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11 June
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Study: In 18th,19th Century Clusterings Of Writers Made Them More Prolific
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11 June
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How iTunes Saved The Music Business
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11 June
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Debating The Shakespeare Authorship Issue
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11 June
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Why Have Book Festivals Become Such A Hot Ticket?
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11 June
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Do The Tony Awards Point The Way Forward?
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11 June
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How America Became Obsessed With Drag Queens
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11 June
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So Actors “Performed” The Mueller Report Last Week. Was This Theatre?
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10 June
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Classical music news. Obituary
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10 June
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Pavarotti on Film: The Week in Classical Music
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10 June
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What If You’re A Fiction Writer, But You Need To Write About Science?
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10 June
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Television And The Stories Of Refugees
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10 June
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The Director Of ‘Hadestown’ Won A Tony And Ripped Into The Reasons She’s The Only Woman Directing On Broadway This Year
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10 June
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The Art Of Protest In Putin’s Russia
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10 June
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A Few Weeks On, Gauging How Very, Horribly Dark That ‘Game Of Thrones’ Ending Was
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10 June
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Moving, By Choice, From Ballerina To Administrator
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10 June
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Learning About What Theatre Artists Can Offer To Veterans – And, Of Course, What Vets Offer Artists
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10 June
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Did The Enlightenment Invent The Future?
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10 June
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One-Dimensional Diversity Isn’t Actually Very Equitable At All
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10 June
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Doublethink, And Doublespeak, Are Stronger Than Orwell Believed
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10 June
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Can Britain’s National Portrait Gallery Cut Its Ties To British Petroleum?
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10 June
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The Iraq Museum, Once Looted And Then Partly Restored, Has Antiquities And Art That Can’t Be Found Elsewhere
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10 June
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Is Notre-Dame’s Restoration Becoming A Symbol Of Macron’s Gung-Ho Presidency?
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10 June
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Two Actors On Their Way To Perform Assaulted In Homophobic Attack In England
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10 June
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The Art Of Designing Sounds For Our Devices
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10 June
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The Challenges Facing MoMA When It Reopens This Fall
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10 June
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Why Did A Hedge Fund Buy Barnes & Noble? Can Anything Save It?
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10 June
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Maker Faire Has Shut Down And Laid Off Its Staff
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10 June
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Why Is The Tony Awards Show So Bland?
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10 June
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Why Did The Snowman Cross The Road? Answer: It Didn’t. But Does Your Self-Driving Car Know This?
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10 June
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Does Your SmartPhone Add Or Subtract From Your Concert Experience?
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10 June
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Paul Taylor’s Company Without Him: Onstage, a Transition to a New Era
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10 June
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Dear iTunes, Thanks For Saving The Music Industry From Itself
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10 June
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Tchaikovsky And His Clever Auditory Illusions [AUDIO]
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10 June
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Why Is The U.S. So Far Behind Europe On Digital Privacy?
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10 June
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The Belorussian Nobel Laureate Whose Work Is The Uncredited Foundation Of The New Series ‘Chernobyl’
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10 June
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Who Cleaned Up At The Tonys? The Complete List
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9 June
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Yannick Nezét-Séguin Brings Both of His Orchestras to Carnegie Hall
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9 June
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Propwatch: the stuffed duck in ‘Rutherford & Son’
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9 June
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What’s in a Name? New Music Needs New Genre Labels
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9 June
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Creating Space For Human Connection
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9 June
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New Residency Program Puts Chicago’s Justice System Under Artistic Scrutiny
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9 June
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Toward a More Inclusive Theatre Curriculum
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9 June
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Good Chance Theatre Forms Apprenticeship Scheme For Young Refugees
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9 June
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If progressives want change, we must play the game differently. Here are five things we must do.
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9 June
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Laura Linney On ‘Tales Of The City,’ And Leaving Georgia, And Its Retrograde New Laws, Behind
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9 June
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Gaudi’s Unfinished ‘Sagrada Familia’ Finally Wins A Building Permit From Barcelona
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9 June
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The Backstage ‘Nests’ Of Broadway
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9 June
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Critic Margo Jefferson On Coming To Terms With Her Writing About Michael Jackson
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9 June
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Our Obsession With Old Diaries And Other ‘Found Texts’
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9 June
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The Met Scales (Way) Back On A Production Whose Technological Demands Just Can’t Be Met
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9 June
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Interviewers Are Super Obsessed With The Kitchens And Dining Rooms In Movies Directed By Women
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9 June
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Cindy Sherman Has A Complex Relationship To Making Art That People Can Understand, And Buy
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9 June
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A Classic Book Of Japanese American History Gets Reissued By A Major Press – But Who Owns The Copyright?
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9 June
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The Comedians Confronting Darkness And Mortality
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9 June
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YouTube Spends A Week Bungling Announcements, Making Harassment Worse
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9 June
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Who’s Going To Win The Tonys Tonight?
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9 June
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Dr. John, Back in the Day and Blindfolded
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9 June
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After Ava DuVernay’s Netflix Series On The Central Park Five, The Prosecutor Is Dropped By Publisher
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9 June
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Tharp Times Three
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9 June
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Casual French Is Sprinkled With English Words, But Young French Workers Say They Need More
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9 June
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The Only Good TV Shows Now Understand Restraint, Not Endless Streaming Expansion
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9 June
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After Protests And Outcry, Children’s Theatre Withdraws Lawsuit Against Sexual Abuse Survivor
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9 June
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Shifting The Opera Gaze
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9 June
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Anthony Davis Builds Operas From Headlines
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8 June
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The Hand Of Native American Women, Visible At Last
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8 June
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The Week in Arts: Alvin Ailey Goes Back to School; ‘Younger’ Returns to TV Land
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8 June
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A Visit To One Of America’s Dying Rural Radio Stations
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8 June
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The Radicalization Of YouTube (All To Sell Ads)
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8 June
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Why Play Is Evolutionarily Important (And How It Helps You)
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8 June
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Should You Watch Ron Howard’s New Pavarotti BioPic?
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8 June
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Why Is Public Funding For The Arts So Problematic?
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8 June
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Anyone Can Write A Book. Doesn’t Mean Their Book Is True…
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8 June
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Major Generational Change At Paul Taylor Dance
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