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19 November
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A Movie Project BootCamp That Uses AI To Cull
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19 November
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Next Up In Cancel Culture: Gauguin?
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19 November
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What Makes A Great American Song?
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19 November
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Why Centrism Is No Longer At The Center Of Our Politics
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19 November
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Thousands Of Subscribers Say They Were Hacked After Signing Up For Disney+
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19 November
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White House Announces Trump’s First National Medal Of Arts Winners
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19 November
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Martin Filler: MoMA’s Growth Imperative
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18 November
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The Chicago Symphony’s Brass Is World-Famous. Hear It Blast.
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18 November
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This Woman Had More Than 70,000 Shows That News Stations Lost, Deleted, And Recorded Over
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18 November
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The Trans-Siberian Orchestra Tours For Seven Weeks A Year, And Pulls In $60 Million
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18 November
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Indie Hit ‘The Farewell’ Should Totally Win Oscars, Right? But Which Oscars?
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18 November
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The Artist Who ‘Kidnapped’ A Banksy Statue Says Sotheby’s Is Selling A Stolen Banksy
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18 November
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How Has The Current President Affected Publishing? [AUDIO]
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18 November
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Post-Moonves CBS Is Doing Better, Right? Uh, Two Writers Just Quit Over A Sexual Harassment Complaint
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18 November
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As Cord-Cutting Becomes Bundling, The Price Is Going Up
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18 November
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Terry O’Neill, British Photographer Of The Beatles And A Lot More Celebrities, Has Died At 81
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18 November
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Researchers Transcribe Tablets, Cook Meal Made Up Of Recipes That Are 4,000 Years Old
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18 November
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Theatre, We Have A Problem
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18 November
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Figurative Painting Is Dead, Right?
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18 November
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How Women In The Director’s Chair Can Benefit The Women Starring In The Movies
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18 November
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Is It Appropriate For A Children’s Exhibition To Have Links To One Of The World’s Biggest Weaponry Manufacturers?
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18 November
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The Real Streaming Era Has Begun
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18 November
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How The Feminist Art Coalition Is Changing The United States In 2020
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18 November
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Good Vibrations: A Theory Of Our Consciousness
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18 November
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We Are Our Memories, Right? So When We Get Dementia…
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18 November
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A Life In Art: Dick Waller At 90
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18 November
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How Some Russian Theatres Are Addressing Social Issues
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18 November
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Iran Shuts Down The Internet Inside The Country
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18 November
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When Contemporary Theatre Struggles To Keep Up With The News
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18 November
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Elizabeth Warren, AOC Weigh In On Taylor Swift’s Music Catalog Dispute
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18 November
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Laid-Off Marciano Foundation Target LAXart Board Member
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18 November
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Egypt Officially Criminalizes Climbing The Pyramids
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18 November
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GoFundMe Isn’t Just For Health Care Or Funerals In The U.S., But Also For Ballet Costumes
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18 November
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The 1920s Secret Society Of Women Writers At Oxford
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18 November
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In The Wake Of Apparent Hostility Toward Black Guest Curator, The Guggenheim Hires Its First Full-Time Black Woman Curator
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17 November
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An outsider artist’s unblinking look at racial terror
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17 November
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This artist brings Native folklore to life with artwork you can touch
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17 November
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Arts in Society: A Case Study in Collaborative Cross-Sector Grantmaking
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17 November
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Continuing Embrace of Equity: Bonfils-Stanton’s Journey
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17 November
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Bloomberg Philanthropies Launches Asphalt Art Initiative, Providing Cities How-To Guidance to Transform Streets and Public Spaces with Artwork
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17 November
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Open Society Foundations Launches Program To Advance Diverse Artistic Practices
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17 November
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Sphinx Virtuosi “For Justice and Peace” Confronts Social Justice Issues
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17 November
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The Theaster Gates project Black Monastic is all about preserving black art and culture in all forms
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17 November
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Dallas Opera’s Hart Institute attempts to correct gender inequality among conductors
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17 November
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The Trash Pirates Of Art (And Music Festivals)
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17 November
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George Takei Says He Spent Way Too Much Money On The Broadway Musical ‘Allegiance’
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17 November
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The Neurological Connections Between Gorgeous Landscapes And Our Relentless Desire To Photograph Them
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17 November
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Disney Spent A Lot Of Money And A Quarter-Century Getting The Internet Wrong
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17 November
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Nan Goldin Leads A Die-In At London’s V&A Over The Sackler Courtyard’s Name
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17 November
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Carol Brightman, The Chronicler Of The Dead, Has Died At 80
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17 November
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Dora Maar, Long Known As Picasso’s Muse, Gets Her Own Billing Now
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17 November
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How To Follow Up A Number One Bestseller: Throw Away Your Internet
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17 November
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In The UK, Money Means Co-Productions, And That Means Regional Theatres Will Lose Their Identities
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17 November
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The Secret Life Of The Audiobook Star
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17 November
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Boston Children’s Theatre Dumps Its Executive Director, Says It’s Time To Clean House
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17 November
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The Effort It Takes To Appear Real And Effortless On The Stage
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17 November
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Baltimore Art Museum Will Only Buy Art By Women In 2020
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17 November
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Music For The Birds
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17 November
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Hong Kong Music Festival Canceled Because Of Protests
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16 November
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At the Boston Symphony, Andris Nelsons Still Seeks an Identity
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16 November
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‘She Walks Like A Bird, But That Bird Is A Duck’ — Loie Fuller, The Unlikely Dance Superstar Of Fin-De-Siècle Paris
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16 November
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Fans And The False Intimacy Of Podcasts
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16 November
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City Of Seattle Is Reorganizing Support For A “Creative Cluster.” Movie And Music Unions Aren’t Happy
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16 November
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Will The New Streaming Landscape Help Or Hurt The Movies?
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16 November
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Michael Kaiser’s Prescription For Saving The Baltimore Symphony
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16 November
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The Dismal Art: Economics Seems To Have Detached From Reality. So Why Does Anyone Listen?
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16 November
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Gabriel Yared to receive Max Steiner Award
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15 November
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Classical music news. The Great Composers
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15 November
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Conrad Tao Was Never Just Another Prodigy
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15 November
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Review: A Young Conductor Makes a Major Philharmonic Debut
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15 November
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Venice Floods: No Damage To Artworks, Say Museums
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15 November
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Attempt To Steal Rembrandt Paintings Stopped By Police
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15 November
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Detroit Symphony To Give Free Instrument And Lessons To Any Detroit Child Who Wants Them
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15 November
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New Prize For Arts And Social Activism To Be Named For Lena Horne
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15 November
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Mo’Nique Sues Netflix For Gender And Racial Discrimination Over Lowball Pay Offer
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15 November
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Urban Dictionary Has Become A Research Tool, A Legal Resource, And Sometimes Even A Style Arbiter
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15 November
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Using Aroma As A Stage Effect
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15 November
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A Theory About Being A Jerk (Yes, We’re Talking About You)
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15 November
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The Latest Jobs Program For Actors? Anti-Sexual Harassment Training Videos
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15 November
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Disney+ Is Attaching Warnings To Its Classic Movies About “Outdated Cultural Depictions”
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15 November
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‘Setting Us Up To Fail’: More One-Quarter Of Australia’s Arts Organizations To Lose Federal Funding
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15 November
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Idagio Launches Free Classical Music Service
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15 November
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After One Week Of Freedom, Turkish Author Ahmet Altan Is Re-Arrested
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15 November
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Anish Kapoor: On The Artist’s Voice
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15 November
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Lifetime Achievement Award for John Kinsella
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15 November
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6 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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15 November
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She Gave Up On A Pro Basketball Career To Sing Opera. Now She’s One Of The Met’s Next Stars
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15 November
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Root Of All Music: The Marginalized Fringe
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15 November
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Why People’s Choice Awards Mostly Get It Wrong
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15 November
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Should We Worry About Knowing The Social Class Of Our Audiences?
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15 November
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How Gentrification Squeezes Out Culture
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15 November
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Next-Gen Critics?
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15 November
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Can Movies Help Preserve Indigenous Languages?
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15 November
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Call for Applications: Master of Science in Leadership for Creative Enterprises at Northwestern University
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15 November
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United Arts of Central Florida – President and CEO
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15 November
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Associate Director of Artistic Planning
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15 November
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The Phoenix Symphony, Chief Development Officer
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14 November
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He Left His 310-Year-Old Violin on a Train. He Retrieved It in a Parking Lot.
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14 November
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Review: A Pianist Reveals Bach’s Inner Dancer
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14 November
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Desperate Rio Art Museum Gives Layoff Notice To All Staff, May Shut Down
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14 November
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Arts Institutions In Venice Reeling From Record Flooding
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14 November
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Philadelphia Has Had A Major Antiquities Museum For Well Over A Century. Finally, It’s Truly Welcoming The Public.
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14 November
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Joshua Bell Extends As Music Director Of Academy Of St. Martin In The Fields To 2023
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14 November
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The One-Sentence-1,000-Pages Novel Missed Out On The Booker, But It’s Won This Prize
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14 November
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Why Do We Even Need Fiction? Asks Isaac Bashevis Singer
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14 November
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Should We Be Casting Only Disabled Young Actors As Tiny Tim In ‘A Christmas Carol’?
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14 November
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How Technology Has Changed How Comic Books Are Made
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14 November
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Ballet Helps Veteran Recover From PTSD
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14 November
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China Gives Surprise Endorsement For Greece’s Campaign To Get Parthenon Marbles Back
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14 November
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Why Wile E. Coyote Is A Great Mythic Protagonist
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14 November
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LACMA’s Fundraising For New Building Has Stalled
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14 November
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Shoji Sadao, 92, Architect Who Realized Visions Of Buckminster Fuller And Isamu Noguchi
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14 November
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Why Curtis Institute May Have Been Ripe For Abuse
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14 November
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Classical music news. Obituary
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14 November
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Classical music news. Obituary
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14 November
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A ‘Stabat Mater’ for the 21st Century, Colored by a Composer’s Faith
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14 November
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Jayne Wrightsman’s “No Loans” Edict for Gifts & Bequests to the Metropolitan Museum
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14 November
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The ‘Mattress Monster’: Yvonne Rainer Recreates One Of Her Oddest Avant-Garde Dances From The 1960s
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14 November
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The End Of The “Rude” Press
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14 November
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Why I Love “Bad” Movies
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14 November
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Why Britain’s Working Classes Are In To The Classics
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14 November
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A “Decade Of Reckoning” For Classical Music
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14 November
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Why Netflix Shouldn’t Give In To Movie Theatres For Its Releases
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14 November
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On Words Out Of Cultural Context And Banning Or Favoriting Them
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14 November
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Digital Marketing Manager opportunity at Opera Theatre of Saint Louis
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14 November
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BAM seeks a charismatic VP, Development
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13 November
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5 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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13 November
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The Salzburg Festival Prepares to Turn 100
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13 November
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Cristian Macelaru Appointed Music Director Of Orchestre National De France
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13 November
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The Movement To Turn Away BP’s Money Is Giving Britain’s Arts Fundraisers Heartburn
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13 November
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Zadie Smith Is Writing Her First Play, A Take On Chaucer
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13 November
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DC’s National Symphony Is Launching Its Own Record Label
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13 November
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Barnes & Noble Is Starting Its Own Book Of The Year Prize
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13 November
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Are Embassy Officials Using Diplomatic Immunity As Cover For Stealing Art?
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13 November
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Jan Erik Kongshaug, Revered Recording Engineer, Dead At 75
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13 November
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Marin Alsop: Baltimore Symphony Has A Creativity Problem
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13 November
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How Do Movies Get Edited For Airlines To Show In-Flight? ‘Recklessly’
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13 November
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Cookie Monster’s Lifelong Love Affair With Art
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13 November
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New Documentary Play Takes On Human Trafficking
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13 November
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New York’s Iconic Drama Bookstore Finds A New Home After Rents Forced It Out
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13 November
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Amos Oz And The Challenges Of A Language Brought Back From The Dead
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13 November
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Pop Culture (For Good Or Bad) Unites Us Culturally. Will Streaming Wars Disrupt This?
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13 November
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Second German Film Music Prize for Reichelt
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13 November
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Classical music news. Martín García García
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13 November
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Classical music news. Obituary
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13 November
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Classical music news. Obituary
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13 November
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Duo Ruut plays at the Sharq Taronalari Festival
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13 November
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Big Learning Curve for Sotheby’s New CEO in a Season of Lowered Expectations: My Q&As
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13 November
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Why Are There So Many Asian-American Hip-Hop Dance Crews? Community
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13 November
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How Sesame Street Got To Be 50 And Stay Relevant
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13 November
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Normalizing The Edges. But At What Cost?
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13 November
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Sabotage? Andras Schiff Went To Conduct The Montreal Symphony. It Didn’t Go Well
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13 November
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Ready For The National Medal Of Arts, Trump Edition?
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13 November
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The Paralyzed Dancer Who Chooses to Dance
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13 November
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Martin Scorsese’s Cogent Critique Of The Hollywood System
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12 November
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Arts Groups In Belgium’s Richest Region Brace For (More) Funding Cuts
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12 November
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Another Movie About Nigerians Disqualified From Oscars’ Best International Feature Category
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12 November
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‘Carpetbaggers’ Keeping Aboriginal Australian Artists In ‘Modern-Day Slavery’, Say Advocates
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12 November
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Who’s The US’s Busiest Publisher Of Literature In Translation? Amazon
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12 November
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Indie Publishers Nervous As Amazon Cuts Way Back On Orders For Holiday Gift Season
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12 November
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Seattle’s Intiman Theatre May Be Pulling Itself Away From The Edge Of The Cliff
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12 November
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A Body-Language Expert Analyzes Conductors’ Gestures
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12 November
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Russia’s Greatest Napoleonic Reenactor (That’s A Thing, Apparently) Pulled Drunk Out Of River With His Girl Friend’s Arms In His Backpack
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12 November
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Boy Thrown From Tate Modern Balcony Can Now Move Legs
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12 November
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Don’t Hear As Well As You Used To? Here’s Why
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12 November
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Inside The 1811 Louisiana Slave Rebellion Re-Enactment
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12 November
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Seattle Is Losing Its Film And Music Production Business
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12 November
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Shelley Duvall’s Performance In ‘The Shining’ Was Actually Brilliant
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12 November
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Seeing Broadway While Brown
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12 November
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Julia Wolfe awarded ‘Genius Grant’
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12 November
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Éliane Radigue wins Giga-Herz Award
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12 November
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Bill Mays And Bobby Shew Then … & Mays Now
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12 November
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Porgy — Take Four
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12 November
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Discriminatingly Nondiscriminatory: MoMA Expands the Canon (But Leaves Out Native Americans)
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12 November
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French Theatre That Kids Find More Compelling Than Their Screens
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12 November
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Last Year Archaeologists Dated Cave Paintings In Spain Back To The Neanderthals. Were They Wrong?
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12 November
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Machines Become More Creative When They’re Allowed To Wander
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12 November
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Art Auction Guarantees Are Losing Popularity. Will This Crash The Market?
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12 November
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UK Publishers, Booksellers Wrestle With Selling Right Wing Books
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12 November
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Dance As Opportunity In The Slums Of Rio
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12 November
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Comedian David Mitchell: The Internet Has Been A Disaster For Culture
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12 November
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Dean, Ira Brind School of Theater Arts
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12 November
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Ellen Reid receives Pulitzer Prize
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12 November
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James Horner Composition Endowed Scholarship established
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12 November
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Austrian State Prize for Thomas Larcher
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12 November
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Gaudeamus Award 2019 to Kelley Sheehan
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11 November
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Is It Worth Waiting Two Hours In Line For A Few Minutes In A Kusama Infinity Mirrored Room?
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11 November
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Should The LA Phil Take Over The Ford Theatre?
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11 November
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Broadway Is Becoming A Place For Chummy Nights With Actors And Their Fanbases
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11 November
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Why Does The Minnesota Orchestra Do Overseas Tours?
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11 November
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The Paris Review’s New Poetry Editor Has Hope For The Future Of Literature
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11 November
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A New Sculpture For Brooklyn’s New ‘Golden Age’
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11 November
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Sesame Street Had A 50th Birthday Party, But Who Was The Audience?
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11 November
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The Chattanooga Symphony And Its Concertmaster Are At Serious Odds
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11 November
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The Director Of The Planned CGI James Dean Movie Says It’s Not A Gimmick
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11 November
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Watching Americans Watch Parades
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11 November
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The Hate It Or Love It Hitler Joke Of Taika Waititi’s ‘Jojo Rabbit’
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11 November
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Like It Or Not (Probably You Do Not), Kim Kardashian Represents America
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11 November
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National Galleries Scotland Is The Latest Arts Organization To End Its Ties To BP
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11 November
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Some Schmuck In Idaho Keeps Hiding Library Books
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11 November
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Laurel Griggs, Actor On Broadway And ‘Saturday Night Live,’ Has Died At Age 13
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11 November
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Production Company Pulls Out Of Iconic Seattle Festival
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11 November
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Local News May Be Dying, But NPR Stations Are Growing Quickly
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11 November
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Lin-Manuel Miranda On The Role Of Artists In Uncertain Times
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11 November
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Lauren Gunderson On Giving (And Getting) Voice In The Theatre
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11 November
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UK Report: Traditional Music Manager Role Has Become Unsustainable
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11 November
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Woody Allen, Amazon Studios Settle $68 Million Lawsuit
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11 November
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Douglas Q. Barnett, Seattle’s Black Theatre Founder And African American Theatre History Author, Has Died At 88
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11 November
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Instagram Wants To Kill ‘Like’ Counts
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11 November
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Shop Dogs, Custom Roasted Coffee, And Other Wild Things On Author Websites
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11 November
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Here’s A Snowflake From The First Full-Length ‘Nutcracker’ In The U.S.
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11 November
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Joan Tower elected Composer of the Year
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10 November
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Classical music news. Obituary
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10 November
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A City Divided: How Chicago’s theatre scene reflects its legacy of racism — and what can be done to fight it
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10 November
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How this Native pottery master was molded by his family’s legacy
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10 November
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Who Belongs on Chicago Stages? Everyone
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10 November
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Is There a Black Acting Method? A Symposium Makes the Case
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10 November
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For Teresita Fernández, Personal Is Political
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10 November
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An Art Program in Los Angeles Proposes Ways to Address Homelessness
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10 November
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Ed Bereal Brings Edgy to Bellingham
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10 November
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In the #MeToo Era, Museums Celebrate Women
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10 November
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In Miami, the Murals Are the Message
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10 November
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Displaying, not Hiding, the Reality of Slave Labor in Art
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10 November
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Wendell Pierce: ‘I Still Have Fear, But Now I Have Courage’
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10 November
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Baltimore Museum Of Art Remaking American Art History
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10 November
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How this dance studio connects adopted children to their native roots
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10 November
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‘Public art is propaganda, frankly’: Hank Willis Thomas discusses gun violence and the urgent need for alternative memorials
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10 November
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Howard Sherman: Seeing a favourite show performed in Sing Sing gave it a fresh meaning
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10 November
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Building Racial Equity in Public Art Funding: A Seattle Story
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10 November
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The Role of Foundations in Achieving Creative Justice
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10 November
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Are Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Statements Effective Tools for Foundations?
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10 November
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Pioneering classical harpist joins Albany Symphony at Albany Civil Rights Institute
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10 November
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Afro Yaqui Music Collective Works to Resurrect Silenced Voices
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10 November
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Singer wants to ‘un-whitewash’ classical music history with free Boston concerts
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10 November
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Preorder Your Books From Indie Bookstores
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10 November
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McSweeney’s Internet Tendency Is Now Old Enough To Drink Legally
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10 November
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What Happens When A Renowned Flutist Gets Diagnosed With Alzheimer’s?
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10 November
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The Rise – And Importance – Of Asian American Dance Groups
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10 November
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Valentine Monnier Is The Sixth Woman To Accuse Roman Polanski Of Raping Her When She Was A Teen
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10 November
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Laid-Off Marciano Art Foundation Staffers Protest At The Museum’s Building In Los Angeles
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10 November
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Maria Perego, Who Created The Mouse Puppet Topo Gigio, Has Died At 95
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10 November
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How Reassuring: Manet Used Tracing Paper To Make Doodles Look Effortless
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10 November
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Why Would The Oscars Reject A Nigerian Film For Its Language?
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10 November
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Gillian Jagger, Sculptor Who Used Trees And Animal Carcasses, Has Died At 88
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10 November
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The Artist Obsessed With Worms
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10 November
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A Bookstore With A Mission, Surviving In The Midst Of Book Business Upheaval
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10 November
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The Design Of ‘English-Style’ Gardens Owes A Lot To China And Japan
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10 November
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The Greta Thunberg Of The Theatre
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10 November
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So They Hired Phoebe Waller-Bridge Of ‘Fleabag’ Fame To Help The James Bond Movies Out
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10 November
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Is Memoir Writing Selfish?
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9 November
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A ‘Riverdance’ Alum Who’s Now Trying To Strip Away Every Cliché Of Irish Dance
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9 November
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How About Supporting Artists Above Productions?
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9 November
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Australia Revives Old Small Rural Halls To Create Performance Network
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9 November
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Record LGBTQ Representation On US TV Series This Year
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9 November
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Trust Science? We Need To Know Why
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9 November
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Sudden Closing Of LA’s Marciano Foundation Raises Questions About Private Arts Institutions
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9 November
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Director of Programming Opportunity with Playhouse Square in Cleveland, Ohio
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9 November
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Zadie Smith On The Tyranny Of Algorithms That Narrow Our Taste
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9 November
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Director of Sales & Customer Relations
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9 November
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Michigan Opera Theatre seeks Director of Operations and Patron Experiences
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8 November
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Classical music news. Obituary
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8 November
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Classical music news. A Tour of Great Britain
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8 November
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Review: A Teenage Virtuoso Prevails in a Liszt Endurance Test
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8 November
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Stephen Dixon, ‘Experimental Realist’ Author, Dead At 83
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8 November
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The Massive Embezzlement Scandal That Nearly Brought Down Barcelona’s Most Beautiful Concert Hall
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8 November
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The Half-Billion-Dollar Expansion At Houston’s Museum Of Fine Arts Has An Opening Date In Sight
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8 November
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Leonardo And His Lovers: The Opera
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8 November
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There Were Women Authors In England Centuries Earlier Than We’d Thought
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8 November
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Opera’s Woman Problem: There Just Aren’t Enough Of Them In Decision-Making Roles
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8 November
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Shell Shock 1919: How World War I Changed Culture
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8 November
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American Theatre Depends On European State Investment
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8 November
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The Guardian’s New Chief Theatre Critic Is Neither White Nor Male
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8 November
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The Mysterious Alchemy Of How We Generate New Ideas
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8 November
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America’s First Banned Book, Published And Suppressed Back In 1637
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8 November
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Want To Learn More? Trust More
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8 November
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Artist Dread Scott Is Re-Enacting The United States’ Largest Slave Rebellion
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8 November
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Curtis Institute Screwed Up Responding To Sexual Abuse Charges. Now It Has Hired Investigators
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8 November
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Cristóbal Halffter receives Spanish Music Prize
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8 November
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Classical music news. Obituary
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8 November
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Classical music news. Obituary
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8 November
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6 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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8 November
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The twenty-five record albums that changed my life (18)
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8 November
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Why Jeremy O. Harris Had A Special Performance Of His ‘Slave Play’ For A Black Audience
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8 November
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‘Slave Play’ Author Jeremy O. Harris Has Made For Himself A ‘For Colored Girls’-Style ‘Choreopoem’
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8 November
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Washington DC Is Getting A Museum Devoted To Language
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8 November
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The Trance Effects Of Arts
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8 November
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Ted Gioia: Music As A Cultural Storage Medium
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8 November
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Armenian Monuments That Stood Centuries Are Completely Wiped Out
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8 November
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No One’s Buying Mark Halperin’s Book. His Publisher Says Its “Cancel Culture”
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8 November
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Inside China’s Sprawling Movie City Sets
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8 November
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The Peace Center seeks a Vice President, Operations
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8 November
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Director of Development
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7 November
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Philip Glass Is Too Busy to Care About Legacy
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7 November
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Review: Mythical Twins Inspire Music Divided in Two
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7 November
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Response to The Chasm of Disbelief
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7 November
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Catherine Deneuve Hospitalized After Minor Stroke
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7 November
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A Picasso And Giacometti Museum Will Open Next Year In Beijing
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7 November
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Ceiling Caves In During West End ‘Death Of A Salesman’, Five Injured
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7 November
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Trump’s Justice Dept. Threatens Publisher Of Book By Anonymous Administration Official
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7 November
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James Dean, Who Died 64 Years Ago, To Star In New Film
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7 November
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Philip Glass Has Zero Interest In A Legacy (But Lots Of Interest In ‘Selling Out’)
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