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21 February
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The Old Fools
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21 February
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J.P. Morgan’s Fixer-Upper: Conserving His Library, “A Building Unlike Any Other in New York”
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21 February
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Bibi Ferreira, Brazilian Theatre’s Grande Dame, Dead At 96
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21 February
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As Africa’s Economy Grows, So, Slowly, Does Its Art Market
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21 February
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A Daunting Task: Creating The First New, Full-Length Dance Piece For Pina Bausch’s Company Since She Died
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21 February
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Ai Weiwei’s Segment For Anthology Film About Berlin Suppressed Out Of Fears Of Chinese Gov’t Reaction
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21 February
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Jonathan Lethem To Edit New Series Of Literary Reprints
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21 February
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‘Voice Of The Minnesota Orchestra’, Mary Ann Feldman, Dead At 85
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21 February
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The Gender Gap At The Top Of US Ballet Companies
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21 February
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Jerry Saltz: Having An Art Fair In L.A. Has Never Really Worked — Until Now
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21 February
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Obama Presidential ‘Library’ Will Have No Library In It
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21 February
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A Bilingual ‘Romeo And Juliet’ — In English And American Sign Language
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21 February
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Sofia Coppola Is An Auteur, And It’s Time We Give Her An Auteur’s Respect
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21 February
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Lucas Hnath’s Play About Hillary Clinton’s 2008 Campaign Is Suddenly Seeming Relevant Again
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21 February
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Being Lost Can Be Terrifying And Disorienting. Or It Can Open Your Mind
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21 February
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DC Comics Cancels Series About Second Coming Of Jesus
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21 February
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The Challenges Of Trying To Define “Cool”
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21 February
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How Leaders Bend History For Their Own Purposes
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21 February
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UK Study: Young People Under-represented In Arts Organizations
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21 February
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The Inconveniences Of Truth In A Non-Objective Age
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21 February
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Forget Living Your Best Life — Here’s An Argument For Living The Good-Enough Life
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21 February
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Countries File Claims Against UK Museums For Return Of Artifacts
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21 February
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Here’s How Brexit Will Impact The Business Of Art
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21 February
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Philosophy Need Not Be Dense And Unreadable, Does It?
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21 February
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Portland Loses An Arts Institution – And It Happened Out Of Sight Of The Community
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21 February
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CBS Is Using Artificial Intelligence To Measure Viewers’ Emotional Reactions To Shows
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20 February
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Sarah Connolly
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20 February
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Beckett’s ‘Rockaby’ Set by William Osborne
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20 February
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Recent Listening: Dave Young And Friends
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20 February
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Creative Placemaking
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20 February
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Old Soviet-Style Cafeterias Are Becoming Popular In 21st-Century Moscow
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20 February
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A Survivor Of The Real USSR Looks At The Pseudo-USSR Of ‘DAU’
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20 February
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Tretyakov Gallery’s Conservators Talk About Repairing Slashed Portrait Of Ivan The Terrible And His Son
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20 February
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European Parliament Calls For Overhauling EU Rules On Restitution Of Looted Art
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20 February
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The Campaign Against Sackler Family Cash In The Arts World May Have Reached A Turning Point
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20 February
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You’re The Joffrey Ballet’s Head Of Wardrobe, And It’s Opening Night Of A Massive, Brand-New Story Ballet
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20 February
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The Playwright Of ‘Sweat’ And ‘Ruined’ Would Like To Remind You That She’s Very Good At Comedy
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20 February
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Cinema Has Helped Change Europe, And It Can Do So Again: Agnieszka Holland
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20 February
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At Home With Jasper Johns
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20 February
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How Barber’s ‘Adagio For Strings’ Went From National Mourning Music To Dance Club Hit
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20 February
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Watching Two New York City Ballet Dancers Get Ready To Star In ‘Sleeping Beauty’ For The First Time
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20 February
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Louisville Orchestra Names Its Next CEO
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20 February
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Abbott Labs Sues Over Fake Found In Its Corporate Collection
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20 February
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‘Be More Chill’ And The Family That’s Been With It All Along
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20 February
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Why Scientists Are Looking For DNA Inside Old Books
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20 February
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Google Translate Is Actually Wittgenstein In Action
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20 February
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Why Karl Lagerfield Was A Giant
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20 February
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Should We Bother Restoring Old Castles And Palaces?
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20 February
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Ai Weiwei And Frank Gehry, Sitting Around And Talking
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20 February
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Here’s A Good Primer On The Challenges (And Accomplishments So Far) Of Artificial Intelligence
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20 February
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MacDowell Colony Gets A New Director
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20 February
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How Your Body And Your Brain Work Together To Perceive The World
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20 February
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What are Our Writing Tools Doing To Writing? (And Reading?)
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20 February
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What If We’re Trying To Find The Theory Of Everything In The Wrong Places?
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20 February
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Graduate Assistantships in Arts Administration
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20 February
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Dutch composer Joël Bons wins Grawemeyer award
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20 February
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Premio Santa Cecilia 2018 for Alexander Comitas
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19 February
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Felix Mildenberger
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19 February
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Drumul Dracului
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19 February
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Michael Francis
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19 February
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Australian Dance Awards For 2019 Cancelled
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19 February
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Bozeman (MT) Symphony Music Director Resigns Following Accusations Of Bullying
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19 February
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French Court Throws Out Suit To Block Release Of Film About Sexual Abuse By Priest
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19 February
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Roughly 2,000 Objects Have Been Recovered From Ashes Of Brazil’s National Museum
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19 February
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Charlotte, NC Considers Sales Tax Hike To Fund Arts
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19 February
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After Series Of Flops, Amazon Re-Orients Its Filmmaking Product Line
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19 February
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After 109 Years, Yale Whiffenpoofs Admit A Female
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19 February
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Met Museum Closes Show And Returns Golden Casket To Egypt
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19 February
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Why Jessica Lang Decided To Shut Down Her Dance Company
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19 February
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What Comedy Tells Us About Ourselves — And How We’re Changing
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19 February
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‘Queen Of The Soundies’, Tap Dancer Mable Lee, Dead At 97
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19 February
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Blackface Minstrelsy, America’s First Cultural Export
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19 February
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Monty Python Snubs V&A Museum For Proposed Show
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19 February
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W.H. Auden Hated His Anti-Fascist Poems
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19 February
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The Salvador Mundi Has Disappeared. Where Is It?
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19 February
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Salvaging Alan Jay Lerner’s Biggest Flop, A Musical ‘Lolita’
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19 February
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Heavy Metal Has A Nazi Problem. But What To Do About It?
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19 February
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Why Do The Covers Of Novels Always Have The Phrase ‘A Novel’ On Them?
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19 February
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Classical Music Is Broken Online. What iTunes, Spotify, Apple Music And The Others Should Do About It
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19 February
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If Netflix’s Roma Wins Oscars’ Best Picture, It Will Change The Movie Business Forever
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19 February
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Buddy DeFranco’s Birthday
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19 February
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Portrait of a good bad guy
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19 February
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“Telegraph” Gaffe: Louvre Affirms Its Hope to Display the Elusive Leonardo “Salvator Mundi”
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19 February
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California Fire’s Aftermath: A Prominent Artist Loses Decades Of Work, Documentation
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19 February
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Stop For A Moment To Appreciate How Much We Depend On Standards
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19 February
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SFMoMA To Sell Rothko Painting To Help Diversify Its Collection
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19 February
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Fakes Everywhere – It’s Just About Impossible Now To Figure Out What’s Real
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19 February
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The Way Musicians Understand Beethoven Is Different From The Ways Listeners Do. Here’s How
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19 February
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Artist Foundations Are Now Worth More Than $7 Billion. What’s Driving Them?
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19 February
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Aribert Reimann honored for lifetime achievement
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19 February
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Louis Andriessen receives honorary doctorate
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19 February
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Bible and Culture Prize for Wolfgang Rihm
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18 February
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Blackface Was Never Harmless
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18 February
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Robert Winter, Who Took Los Angeles Architecture And Its History Seriously, Has Died At 94
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18 February
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City Opera Sounds An Ominous Note As Board Chair Steps Down
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18 February
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Want To Read All Of The Oscar-Nominated Screenplays?
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18 February
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The Scandalously Mismanaged Garden Bridge
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18 February
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Why Is There Such A Misstep-Filled Scramble To Make The Oscars Shorter?
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18 February
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Getting Fully Naked (And Getting It On) Onstage
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18 February
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The Tate Modern’s Angry Neighbors Entirely Missed The Point Of Cities
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18 February
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Japanese Jazz Journalist Kiyoshi Koyama Has Died At 82
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18 February
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The Case Of The Ubiquitous Five-Floor Apartment Block, Or, Why American Cities All Look The Same
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18 February
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Booker Prizewinner Marlon James On Following Up His Literary Novel With An Epic African Fantasy Trilogy
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18 February
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An Entire Italian Town Fell Silent In Order To Preserve The Sounds Of Stradivarius
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18 February
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Nan Goldin Wants London’s National Portrait Gallery To Turn Down A One Million Pound Donation From The Sackler Family
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18 February
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Netflix Really Wants An Oscar (Or Two)
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18 February
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Ryan Adams Is The Tip Of An Indie Male Iceberg Of Terrible Behavior ‘Visible From Space’
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18 February
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Fears Of A Crackdown On Artists In Cuba
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18 February
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The Arts Were Supposed To Lead On Diversity. It Hasn’t Turned Out That Way
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18 February
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Despite Reports, The Louvre Says It’s Still Hoping To Get Salvador Mundi For Big Leonardo Show
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18 February
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AI Researchers Made A Bot That Wrote Convincing News Stories. It Was So Good They Shut It Down
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18 February
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The Former Dancer Who Brought The Joy (And Big Success) Back To Gymnastics
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18 February
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Large Study Shows Students Do Better All Around If They Get Education In The Arts
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18 February
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The “Most Bananas Artistic Undertaking Of This Century”?
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18 February
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Review: A Road Test for Concertgebouw and Daniel Harding
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18 February
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Link Arts Advocacy With The Actual Arts (And Their Community)
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18 February
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Rising Appalachia: Using Music As A Platform For Change
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18 February
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A Conversation On Art, Public Spaces And Social Justice
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18 February
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Bollywood Gets Its First Major LGBTQ Film [VIDEO]
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18 February
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Dave Smith, Disney’s Archivist And The Keeper Of The Company’s Secrets, Has Died
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18 February
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It’s Great To Have A Diverse Cast, But What About The Writers?
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18 February
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The Lincoln Memorial Is Iconic, But It Might Have Been Very Different
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17 February
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Bruno Ganz, The Swiss Actor Who Played An Angel And Hitler, Has Died At 77
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17 February
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A San Francisco Theatre Has To Cancel A Show Because A Government Agency Decides It’s Not Unique Enough
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17 February
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This Map Of The Bezos Story Looks Like It Came From An Amazon Original Police Story
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17 February
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Why Do Audiences Love Comedy, But Not Comedies?
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17 February
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The Dancing Soldier From South Wales
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17 February
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Andrea Levy, Chronicler Of Britain’s Windrush Generation, Has Died At 62
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17 February
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Let’s Just Split The Elgin Marbles Between Britain And Greece
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17 February
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What Was Up With The Crude Racial And Sexual Stereotype Jokes That Filled This Carnegie Hall Performance?
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17 February
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Behind The Scenes Of ‘The Great British Baking Show,’ They Really Are Friends
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17 February
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Oops: The Live Oscars Broadcast Will Include Cinematography After All
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17 February
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What The Academy Should Drop From The Live Broadcast: The Shorts
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17 February
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Rethinking The Purpose Of British Arts Institutions
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17 February
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Propwatch: The celery in Berberian Sound Studio
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17 February
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Brooklyn Gets An Oslo-Worthy Home For Fiction, And For Writers
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17 February
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Finding a World
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17 February
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Frank Stella Explains His Art Collection, Including Fakes Of His Work
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17 February
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Italian Film Star Claudia Cardinale On A Life Working With Directors Like Fellini, Visconti, Leone, And Herzog
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17 February
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The Theremin Had A Life Before Sci-Fi Movies Took It Over
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16 February
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Premio Nacional de Artes Musicales for Juan Allende Blin
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16 February
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Gómez-Martínez 'Doctor honoris causa' in Madrid
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16 February
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The Naxos Ring
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16 February
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Cultural Jail
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16 February
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John McCabe
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16 February
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Martina Sciotto
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16 February
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A Troubling Concert: The Week in Classical Music
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16 February
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How Hip-Hop Choreographer Rennie Harris Makes A Major Piece On The Alvin Ailey Dancers
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16 February
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Were The Arts Impacted By The American Government Shutdown?
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16 February
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Chicago Opera Theatre’s New Director: Chicago To Lead New Opera Revolution
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16 February
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Canada’s National Gallery Gets A New Director
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16 February
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The Curious Story About The Musician Who Faked His Live Performances?
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16 February
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A Project To Democratize The Publishing Of Art Books
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16 February
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When Science Became Stories (Surprise – It Got Popular)
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15 February
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A Pianist Swings Hard in Both Classical and Jazz
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15 February
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Was Yuja Wang’s Concert Satirical or Offensive? It’s Complicated
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15 February
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Review: Thomas Dausgaard Should Be a Philharmonic Regular
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15 February
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Weekend Extra: Meet The Mrudangam
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15 February
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The last of the big-time donors?
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15 February
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Dolly Parton Expands Her Free-Books-For-Kids Program To A Fifth Country
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15 February
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Government Audit Slams France’s National Workshop For Historical Furnishings
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15 February
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Playback Theatre As Therapy For Traumatized Syrian War Refugees
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15 February
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This Year’s Serpentine Pavilion Will Look Like Floating Clouds Of Slate
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15 February
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Publisher Betty Ballantine, Who Helped Create The Modern Paperback, Dead At 99
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15 February
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Boston Symphony And Principal Flute Elizabeth Rowe Settle Equal-Pay Lawsuit
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15 February
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Chicago Symphony Musicians Vote To Authorize Strike
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15 February
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Art Dealer Mary Boone Sentenced To Prison For Tax Fraud
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15 February
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Minnesota Public Radio Opens New Online Portal For Immigrants
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15 February
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Why Tamara Rojo And Akram Khan Were Brave Enough To Redo ‘Giselle’
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15 February
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See What The Sydney Opera House Would Have Looked Like If They’d Chosen A Different Architect
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15 February
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The Naked Pharaoh Speaks! Anthony Roth Costanzo On How Playing Philip Glass’s Akhnaten Has Changed Him
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15 February
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Did Dan Mallory Also Plagiarize His Best-Selling Novel? (Along With His Other Problems)
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15 February
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‘Leonard Bernstein’s Black America’
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15 February
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Study Suggests That Small Teams Of Scientists Are More Innovative Than Large Ones
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15 February
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This Theatre Keeps 180,000 Bees On Its Roof
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15 February
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Arts Philanthropy Is Losing Out
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15 February
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The Tart, Testy ‘Vinegar Valentines’ Of The 19th Century
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15 February
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Amazon Pulls Out Of Plans For Queens – When Company Culture Doesn’t Need Local Grief
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15 February
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Lion awards for George Benjamin and Matteo Franceschini
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15 February
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Kids and Culture? There’s So Much to Talk About
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15 February
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8 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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15 February
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ABT To Perform On Cruise Ships
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15 February
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The Viral Influencer Market – How Organizing Attention Works
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15 February
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We Need A Different Way Of Thinking About Digital Art
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15 February
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Leonard Pitts: On Writing About Race In America
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15 February
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2019 Ford Musician Awards
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15 February
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Why We Dance: Six Seattle Dancers Explain
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15 February
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Dean, Leigh Gerdine College of Fine Arts
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14 February
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Garsington Partnerships
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14 February
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Tallis Scholars
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14 February
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Garsington Opera
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14 February
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Eric Lu
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14 February
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2019 Grammy Nominations
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14 February
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Tan Dun
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14 February
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Falling Into The Rabbit Hole Of The Internet (Never To Be Seen Again)
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14 February
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Europe’s Famous Serial Art Thief Has Been At It Again
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14 February
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Mel A. Tomlinson, Who Danced With Three Of America’s Great Ballet Companies, Dead At 65
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14 February
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London Theatre To Focus On ‘Research-Driven’ Performance
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14 February
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Finally, A Company Is Manufacturing Point Shoes For Dudes
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14 February
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What Are Museums To Do About The Sackler Name They Have Everywhere?
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14 February
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Could Daniel Harding Finally Hit It Big In The US?
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14 February
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This Time, Can Santa Fe Get Affordable Housing For Artists Built?
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14 February
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The Two Funders Who’ve Turned Miami Into A Serious Cultural Center
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14 February
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Why People Devour Novels About Food, And Why Novelists Cook Them Up
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14 February
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Jan Wahl, Children’s Book Author Who Worked With Greatest Illustrators, Dead At 87
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14 February
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This Writer Asked New York Film Academy To Pay Her What Men Were Getting Paid. They Kicked Her Off The Project.
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14 February
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Postcard From The Edge (Of Elko): A Report From The National Cowboy Poetry Gathering
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14 February
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Fox News Rejects Ad For Oscar-Nominated Anti-Nazi Documentary, Calling It “Inappropriate”
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14 February
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The Thriving Theatre Scene In Mexico’s Prisons
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14 February
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Star Singer/Songwriter Ryan Adams Accused Of Manipulation, Abuse
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14 February
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For Black Talent Agents, It’s Hard Out There In Hollywood
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14 February
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Steven Soderbergh On How The Movies Have (Are) Changing
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14 February
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This Man Could Have Been The Great American Impressionist Composer
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14 February
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Blow My Mind: How The Brain Constructs Timelines Of Memories
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14 February
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Why Was Zhang Yimou’s Latest Film Pulled From The Berlin Film Festival?
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14 February
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Oscars Cut Televising Some Categories In Pursuit Of Ratings. What’s Next?
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14 February
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Russia Is Cutting Itself Off From The Rest Of The Internet (Temporarily). But Is This Prelude To Something Bigger?
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14 February
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Human Debate Champion Finally Beats IBM’s Artificial Intelligence Machine
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14 February
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Movie Industry Weighs In On Oscars’ Decision To X Televising Cinematography Awards
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14 February
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After 112 Years, The Oregon College Of Arts And Crafts Is To Close And Be Sold. But Why?
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14 February
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In The Get-A-Life Department: Instagram Users Lose Followers And Freak Out
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13 February
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This Is That Song From ‘Russian Doll’
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13 February
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Can a Star Conductor Finally Make It Work in America?
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13 February
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British Critic Alun Morgan Is Gone
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13 February
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Propwatch: the strap-on in ‘When We Have Sufficiently Tortured Each Other’
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13 February
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Anne-Sophie Mutter And Grandmaster Flash Win 2019 Polar Music Prize
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13 February
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Strike Is Over At Vancouver Art Gallery
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13 February
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Those Who Bought Glass Houses Shouldn’t Throw Lawsuits: Judge Tosses Out Case Brought By Neighbors Of Tate Modern
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13 February
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Suddenly, Kalamazoo Symphony’s CEO Is Gone
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13 February
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Professional-Level Arts Are Thoroughly Subsidized By (If Not Addicted To) Unpaid Labor
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13 February
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Philly’s Latin Dance Studios Keep Closing Or Moving Out Of Town
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13 February
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The Waltons Aren’t The Only Big Arts Philanthropists In Arkansas
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13 February
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Broadway Is Being More Chill About Licensing Shows To High Schools
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13 February
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How Social Media Got ‘Be More Chill’ To Broadway
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13 February
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What You Get When You Cross A Dancer With An Acrobat
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13 February
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Abridge Too Far — Is It Ever Okay To Perform An Opera Cut Down By Half Or More?
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13 February
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What Language Do They Speak In The Balkans? The Birth, Life, And Death Of Serbo-Croatian
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13 February
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How Did The Shed Raise Nearly Half A Billion Dollars For A Building That Has Never Been Done Before?
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13 February
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Why We Keep Falling For Lying Memoirs
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13 February
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Decade-Long Study: Students Who Study The Arts Get Better Overall Grades
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13 February
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Ron Hutchinson, Who Restored Sound To Early Films, Dead At 67
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13 February
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The Atlas Of Endangered Alphabets
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13 February
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John Mason, 91, Pioneer Of Abstract Ceramic Sculpture
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13 February
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James Turrell’s Roden Crater Set To Open After 45 Years And New Funding (Including $10M From Kanye West)
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13 February
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New Conservation Center & Stellar Van Gogh Show: David Bomford’s Last Hurrahs at MFA, Houston
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13 February
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What Happened When Three Philosophers Put An ‘Ask A Philosopher’ Booth On A Manhattan Street Corner
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13 February
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What Makes Us Human: Laughter?
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13 February
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Disability As Strength – Except When Portrayed As Cliche In The Theatre
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13 February
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How This Year’s Oscar Nominees Got To Be Oscar Nominees
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13 February
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The Cities That Fall Into A Branding Trap
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13 February
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How The Red Carpet Became Such A Thing
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13 February
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Programming Manager, Joyce Theatre
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13 February
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How Neuroscience Is Going to Change The Business Of Finding An Audience
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12 February
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Review: Yuja Wang, Trying Comedy, Shows How Funny Virtuosity Can Be
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12 February
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A Two-Piano Encounter
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12 February
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Accessibility and its discontents
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12 February
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Dancing Community
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12 February
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Kahlo: It’s Fridalandia in Brooklyn
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12 February
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English Arts Orgs Are Becoming A Bit More Diverse, But Too Slowly: Report
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12 February
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Stage Manager Sues Royal Opera House For £200,000 Over Falling Curtain
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12 February
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Tomi Ungerer, 87, Artist And Author Who Specialized In Children’s Lit And Weird Erotica
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12 February
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Norton Museum Of Art In Palm Beach Reopens After $100 Million Renovation/Expansion
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12 February
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Robert Ryman, Abstract Painter Who Had A Way With White, Dead At 88
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12 February
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Dance Meets Urbanism — Could Choreographers Help Create Better Cities?
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12 February
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How A Teenager’s Lecture On The US Constitution Made It To Broadway
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12 February
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‘Melancholia: The Diamond’ – Lars Von Trier Wants To Recreate All His Films As Gemstones (With Virtual Reality Attached)
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12 February
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Play Under Attack For Using Puppet To Play Autistic Child
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12 February
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How Music Gives You The Chills
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12 February
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The Video Game That Lets You Fight Back Against Jim Crow And The KKK
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12 February
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The Six-Foot-Seven Prisoner Who Staged The First All-Black Shakespeare
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12 February
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So Your Books Are Balanced. What Does That Have To Do With Your Mission?
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12 February
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Why Bodice-Rippers Have Become Big Business
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12 February
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New Concert Hall Designed By Frank Gehry Proposed For Wimbledon
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12 February
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That Old Saw ‘Eskimos Have 50 Words For Snow’? Every Word Of It Is Wrong
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12 February
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A Prescient Warning From 1994 About Dangers Of A Distraction Culture
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12 February
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Lost Soviet Art (Good Art, No Less) Keeps Turning Up In Kazakhstan’s Largest City
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12 February
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A Sense Of Doom In The Air (What, Me Worry?)
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12 February
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Why Scientists Are Rethinking The Whole Idea Of Animal Consciousness
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12 February
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The Bluegrass Song About Atonal Music That’s Gone Viral On YouTube
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12 February
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University Suspends Professor For Reading James Baldwin Aloud In Class
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12 February
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Why Instagram “Museums” Are Such Hollow Experiences
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12 February
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Choose: Through This Door The World Is Getting Better. Through The Other Door…
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12 February
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How Saudi Arabia Is Trying To Change Its Image Through Culture Festivals
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12 February
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Fewer Students Are Studying English. Does it Matter?
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11 February
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Nancy B. Reich, Scholarly Champion of Clara Schumann, Dies at 94
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11 February
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The Grammys Had A Surprise Special Guest
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11 February
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Journalism Isn’t Dying
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11 February
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The Last Major Awards Before The Oscars Split ‘Roma’ And ‘The Favourite’
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11 February
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Apparently, The TV Show ‘Parks & Rec’ Killed Valentine’s Day
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11 February
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Tuba Players Can Get Awfully Lonely In Their School Bands, Which Is Why Youth Symphonies Are So Important
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11 February
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The Editor Behind Scorsese’s Classic Movies
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11 February
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Can A Dallas Museum Initiate A Thaw With Russia?
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11 February
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Origami Ballet Costumes
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11 February
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How Reading Creates Time
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11 February
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The Boston Symphony Orchestra Wins Its Third Grammy In Four Years
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11 February
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Amazon, Privacy, And Kids At School
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11 February
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Women Have A Few Things To Say About Disgraced Dudes Rejoining Hollywood
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11 February
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Let’s Just Sum Up The Publishing Scandals Of February
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11 February
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The Expert Pianist Mentioned At The Grammys
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11 February
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As A Ring Is Busted, Counting The Ruinous Damage Of Years Of Fake ‘Authentic’ Native Art
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11 February
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Criminalizing Drill Rappers For Performing Their Work Is Dangerous
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