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17 January
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To Save the Sound of a Stradivarius, a Whole City Must Keep Quiet
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17 January
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Passing the Baton (and Harpsichord) at Philharmonia Baroque
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17 January
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Review: The Philharmonic Reveals the Rhetoric of Rachmaninoff
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17 January
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Increasingly, Indigenous Art Is Getting Its Due
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17 January
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Choreographer-Filmmaker Jo Andres Dead At 64
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17 January
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English Villagers Lose Hundreds Of Thousands Of Pounds As Their Church’s Bible-Themed Musical Collapses In Debt
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17 January
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‘Crown Jewels’ Of Pre-Colonial South African Art To Get New Museum In Pretoria
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17 January
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‘Uncomfortable Art’ And #QueerMuseum: Alternative Museum Tours Are Catching On In Britain
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17 January
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What It’s Like When *You* Own The Wall Banksy Spray-Painted
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17 January
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American Alliance Of Museums Launches Program To Diversify Museum Leadership
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17 January
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How An Old Jewish Doctor Had A Stroke And Became An Underground Rap Star
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17 January
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Lecturing About Proust In A Soviet Prison Camp
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17 January
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Last Words — What Do People Really Say Before They Die?
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17 January
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What We Gain And What We Lose With Peter Jackson’s Colorized World War One Footage
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17 January
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Will The Oscars Ceremony Really Be Better Off Without A Host?
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17 January
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Where Dance Meets Physics (Where? Yale, Of Course)
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17 January
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When Our Social Media Randomizes Our Memories, It Distorts Our Sense Of Self
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17 January
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One Of New York City Ballet’s Most Atypical Dancers Takes On One Of Its Most Difficult Roles
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17 January
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Universities Are “Moneyballing” Students To Figure Out Who Will Succeed
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17 January
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Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra’s Next Music Director Will Be Richard Egarr
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17 January
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When Trees Are Part Of The Design, Is It Okay To Cut Them Down?
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17 January
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Baltimore Symphony Musicians’ Contract Has Officially Expired
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17 January
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New European Internet Content Law Will Be A Disaster For The Internet
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17 January
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Broadway’s Next Evan Hansen Is An Actual Teenager
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17 January
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The End Of Authors? Hardly!
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17 January
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Orange County Has Changed Politically. Its Stages Don’t Seem To Have Kept Up Demographically
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17 January
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The Disney Princess Body Proportion Issue
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17 January
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Why We Need Theatre That Hurts, That’s Unpleasant, That’s Uncomfortable
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17 January
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Why Carol Channing Was Unforgettable
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17 January
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Comedian Excluded From Performing At Montreal Club Because His Hair Style Is “Cultural Appropriation”
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16 January
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Sarah Connolly
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16 January
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Out of Silence, the Music of Meditation
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16 January
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New Year’s Sounds: The Week in Classical Music
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16 January
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Response to ‘Listen vs. Tell’
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16 January
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New Fund To Restore And Protect Heritage Sites In War Zones Announces Its First Projects, In Iraq And Mali
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16 January
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Top Carnegie Hall Exec To Lead Berkeley’s Cal Performances
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16 January
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As Senegal Opens New Museum Of Black Civilizations, It Wants France To Return Objects Taken During Colonial Period
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16 January
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Author Francine du Plessix Gray Dead At 88
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16 January
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Academy Of American Poets Gets $2.2 Million Gift From Mellon Foundation
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16 January
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Vandal Attack At Denver Art Museum: Damage Estimate Reduced From $1.93 Million To Less Than $100,000
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16 January
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Carlos Acosta Named Director Of Birmingham Royal Ballet
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16 January
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A String Bass That Actually Fits In A Manageable Travel Case
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16 January
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Screen Actors Guild Accuses Academy Of ‘Intimidation’ Over Oscars
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16 January
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Anonymous Was A Woman And Its No-Longer-Anonymous Funder
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16 January
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Russian Filmmaker, Facing Censors And Vigilantes, Puts Comedy On YouTube Instead Of Cinema Screens
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16 January
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Critics Talk About The Pleasures And Pains Of Extremely Bad Reviews
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16 January
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Consider The Lowly Pushbutton – A Challenge To Our Humanity?
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16 January
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Why The National Theatres In The British Isles Are So Fraught (And Fought Over)
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16 January
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An Existential Threat To The Baltimore Symphony?
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16 January
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On Balanchine’s ‘Apollo’ (Alastair Macaulay Is Back)
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16 January
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Five Trends That Will Shape The Visual Art Market In 2019
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16 January
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Conductor Carlos Miguel Prieto Faces Storms At Mexico’s National Symphony Orchestra
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16 January
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Winston Churchill, Artist
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16 January
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Carnegie Hall’s Contemporary Music Master Will Go to Berkeley
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16 January
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The Amazing Internet Radio Station With Almost Every Kind Of Music There Is
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16 January
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New Psychological Studies Try To Answer Classic Questions About Art
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16 January
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As Drag Queen Story Hour Spreads, Christianists Stage Protests (And Scream At Children)
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16 January
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How Do You Cast Kids Who Are Supposed To Be Musical Prodigies?
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16 January
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Can Onerous Grant Reporting (We’re Bored Already) Be Made More Meaningful?
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16 January
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Ballet Specifically For TV As A Way To Get Kids Interested In Dance
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16 January
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Podcasters In Search Of A Business Model
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16 January
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Dutch composer Joël Bons wins Grawemeyer award
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16 January
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Premio Santa Cecilia 2018 for Alexander Comitas
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15 January
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Felix Mildenberger
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15 January
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Drumul Dracului
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15 January
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Michael Francis
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15 January
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7 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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15 January
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The Met Opera Has a Gay Conductor. Yes, That Matters.
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15 January
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Music Makes Art Magic: Atelier des Lumières
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15 January
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Bass Theo Adam Dead At 92
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15 January
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Classical Recording Sales In UK Up By 10.2% (!)
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15 January
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Artist/Self-Mutilator Pyotr Pavlensky Sentenced For Setting Fire To Bank Of France
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15 January
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Christians In Israel Protest Against ‘McJesus’ Scuplture
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15 January
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Miami Art Mogul Launches Award He Hopes Will Rival The Turner Prize
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15 January
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Carol Channing, 97
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15 January
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After His Anti-Gay Instagram Post, Sergei Polunin Gets Dropped By Paris Opera Ballet
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15 January
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After 30 Years, Emily Mann To Retire From McCarter Theatre Center
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15 January
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Why It Matters That The Met Opera’s Music Director Is Openly Gay
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15 January
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Kanye West Gives $10 Million Toward James Turrell’s Great Land Art Piece
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15 January
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Priest Decides Painting In His Church Might Be By Michelangelo. Then It Disappears
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15 January
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In L.A. County, Using The Arts To Help Keep Juvenile Offenders Out Of Jail
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15 January
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Actors Union Threatens Broadway Strike. Is This An Overreach?
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15 January
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Is It Really A Good Idea To Demand That Only Gay Actors Play Gay Roles?
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15 January
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Diversity? Fine. But How Are We Defining It?
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15 January
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When Broadway Captured The Popular Imagination
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15 January
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Stratford CT’s American Shakesepeare Theatre Burns To The Ground
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15 January
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Intentional Forgetting May Be A Good Strategy For Remembering
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15 January
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Editing Marcel Proust Was A Nightmare (Especially After He Died)
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15 January
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We Live In An Adversarial Culture. Historians At Their Best Offer A Different Approach
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15 January
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A Great Conductor Goes To A High School To Inspire Kids, And…
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15 January
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Music Festivals Have Become Huge Business. Now What?
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15 January
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New Push To Locate Books Looted By Nazis
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15 January
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Decisions, Decisions. Turns Out Many Of Us Aren’t Good At Triaging
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15 January
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Hugh Grant Makes Appeal For Return Of Script Stolen From His Car
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15 January
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IHeartRadio Launches A New Broadway Shows Channel
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15 January
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The Warhol That Went Missing
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15 January
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MANAGER ,EMAIL MARKETING AND ANALYTICS
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15 January
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3 Arts Marketing, Development & Ticketing Conferences to Choose From!
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15 January
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Aribert Reimann honored for lifetime achievement
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15 January
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Louis Andriessen receives honorary doctorate
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15 January
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Bible and Culture Prize for Wolfgang Rihm
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14 January
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Performance Guide for Autumn
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14 January
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Bartok, by Heart, From the Chiara String Quartet
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14 January
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What’s Lost When Pops Orchestras Tap Pop Culture
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14 January
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Review: New Music Inspired by Christ’s Agony and Dating Apps
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14 January
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Classical Music Listings for Aug. 26-Sept. 1
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14 January
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Was Shostakovich a Martyr? Or Is That Just Fiction?
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14 January
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Stephen King Angrily Tweets At Paper For Cutting Book Reviews, And Then Boom
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14 January
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The New Spider-Man Movie Is An Indictment Of Live-Action Superheroes
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14 January
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An Ad Gone Viral Tells The Story Of Race And Ballet
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14 January
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Composer Anthony Braxton Has Only Gotten Far Busier Since ‘Retirement’
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14 January
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Internet Protocol Mappers Led Police Back, And Back, And Back To This Random Couple’s House
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14 January
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Will Anyone Buy Troubled UK Entertainment Chain HMV?
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14 January
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The Latest Reading Accessory Is A Candle (Or Twelve)
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14 January
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We Know You Love ‘Bird Box,’ But Could You Please Not Drive While Blindfolded?
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14 January
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What Would It Take To Mute – And Prosecute – R. Kelly?
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14 January
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Is A Mysterious Shark Species Discovered In A Museum Actually Long Extinct?
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14 January
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When Contemporary Lit Professors Decided To Agree That The Author Is Dead
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14 January
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An Oscar Contender Stirs Guilt – And Soul-Searching – In Mexico’s Middle Class
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14 January
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The U.S. Poet Laureate Has A Podcast, And It’s Coming To Public Radio
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14 January
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The Truth About The So-Called Gig Economy
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14 January
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The Last Manhattan Arcade
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14 January
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Spotify Is Now Selling Sponsorship Of Its Personalized Playlists
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14 January
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Chinese Censorship Is Complicated. It’s Why Orwell Isn’t Censored…
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14 January
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New Initiative To Extend The Arts With Technology
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14 January
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Beauty Isn’t Explained By Science. But Science Needs To Understand Beauty
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14 January
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Hell As An Incentive
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14 January
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Could A Font Help Your Remember More of What You Read?
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14 January
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Struggling Rural Universities Get More Focused By Eliminating Subjects Such as History, Humanities
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14 January
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Aldo Parisot, Eminent Cello Teacher and Yale Fixture, Dies at 100
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14 January
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A Classic Theatre Story, Missing Some Grit
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14 January
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An Ugly New York Society Divorce Has A Lot Of Warhols At Its Center
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14 January
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How Can Artistic Leaders Focus On Culture, Not Just Their Institutions?
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14 January
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Mahershala Ali On His Long Rise To Fame – And Being A Muslim In America Right Now
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14 January
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"Prix de Composition Musicale" for Thomas Larcher
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14 January
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Unsuk Chin is awarded Marie-Josée Kravis Prize
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14 January
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Jörg Widmann receives Robert-Schumann-Preis
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14 January
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Premio Nacional de Artes Musicales for Juan Allende Blin
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13 January
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The Naxos Ring
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13 January
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Cultural Jail
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13 January
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John McCabe
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13 January
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Martina Sciotto
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13 January
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Netflix Put Castilian Spanish Subtitles On ‘Roma’ In Spain Until Alfonso Cuarón Complained
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13 January
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The Rise Of Realistic Self-Help Literature
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13 January
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Estonia Is Worried About Russian Influence, So It’s Turning – Naturally – To The Arts For Resistance
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13 January
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An Artist Worked For 15 Years On A Sculpture That Was Slowly Poisoning Her [VIDEO]
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13 January
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The Fine Art Of The iPhone Notes App Celebrity Apology
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13 January
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Director of Development
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13 January
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Going Inside The World’s Most Beautiful Bookstore
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13 January
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Checking In On Hamilton In Puerto Rico (With A Certain Creator Back In The Title Role)
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13 January
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Van Gogh’s ‘Sunflowers’ Get A Rest, And Restoration, Break
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13 January
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After Banksy Paints A Garage Door In A Welsh Port City, Can The Nation Save It?
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13 January
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Warming Up A Movie Machine By Going Back To Its More Basic, Early Days
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13 January
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The Brutal Toll Of Ballet
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13 January
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Historic Shakespeare Theater In Connecticut Is Destroyed In A Fire
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13 January
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Training A New Generation Of Arts Critics To Engage With Issues
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13 January
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Why In The World Would Anyone In Hollywood Hire John Lasseter Again?
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13 January
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Abstract Dejection
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13 January
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The Warhol Foundation Ends Its Smithsonian Ban
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13 January
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Propwatch: the dagger in The Double Dealer
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13 January
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Quit Using ‘Relatable’ As A Criterion To Judge (Women’s) Writing
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13 January
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Alfred Glancy III, A Detroit Businessman Who Helped Save The DSO, Has Died At 80
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12 January
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A Year After The Emmett Till-Whitney Biennial Furor, Dana Schutz Is Back At Work
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12 January
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The Market Economy Model Has Crippled All Sorts Of Professions
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12 January
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How Verdi Took Care Of His Friends: A Retirement Home For Opera Singers
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12 January
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Research: Why We Like Horror Films? They’re Good For Us
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12 January
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The Silent Film Era Produced 10,000 Movies. The Vast Majority Have Been Lost Or Destroyed
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12 January
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Mystery Over Why Easter Island’s Giant Heads Are Where They Are Is Solved
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12 January
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The Day Mainstream Culture Died
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12 January
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Haifa Film Festival Award for Preisner
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11 January
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Tallis Scholars
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11 January
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Garsington Opera
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11 January
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Eric Lu
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11 January
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A Luminous ‘Aria Code’ Joins a Meager Field of Classical Music Podcasts
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11 January
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Memo to the New York Philharmonic: Louder Isn’t Better
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11 January
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Extraordinary Popular Delusions, Chicago free improv all-stars
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11 January
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Once-Feted Dancing Girls Of Lahore Fall On Hard Times As Pakistan Becomes Ever More Conservative
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11 January
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Fighting Hindu Nationalism With Urdu Poetry
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11 January
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That Caravaggio That Turned Up In An Attic? French Gov’t Decides It’s Not Authentic And Can Be Sold
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11 January
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Royal Shakespeare Co., Punchdrunk, Philharmonia Orchestra At Work On New Immersive Virtual Reality Project
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11 January
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‘The Most Trusted Woman On TV’, Reporter Sylvia Chase, Dead At 80
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11 January
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Sergei Polunin Gets Himself In Trouble Again, This Time With Homophobic Instagram Post
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11 January
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Upright Citizens Brigade To Close One Of Its Theaters
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11 January
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Incoming Director Of DC’s National Gallery Is Bringing Quite A Lot To The Job
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11 January
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Alastair Macaulay Takes Issue With Dance Magazine Over 180-Degree Leg Lifts Story
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11 January
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Arms Manufacturer Shamed Out Of Sponsoring Museum Shows Changes Its Name To Leonardo
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11 January
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That 17th-Century Viol That Alitalia Smashed Up Last Year Is Restored And Back In Action
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11 January
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Edo De Waart Named San Diego Symphony’s First-Ever Principal Guest Conductor
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11 January
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It’s Increasingly Difficult To Make A Living As A Writer. Why?
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11 January
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Oscars Will Go On Without A Host This Year: Report
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11 January
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Staff At NY’s The New Museum Want To Unionize. The Museum Isn’t Happy
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11 January
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This TV Movie About Brexit Has Been Just About As Contentious As Brexit Itself
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11 January
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When Herbert Hoover’s FBI Declares Writers Enemies Of The State
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11 January
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Was Modernist English Literature Deliberately Written To Keep The Riff-Raff Away?
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11 January
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The Taste-Maker Industrial Complex
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11 January
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7 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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11 January
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Why Did All The Bells On Philly’s Avenue Of The Arts Stop Ringing?
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11 January
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Opera Roles Are Classified By Voice Types. Also Gender Types. Is This A Problem?
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11 January
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NY’s Prototype Festival Shows How Hard It Is To Reinvent Opera
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11 January
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Billion-Dollar Foundation Dedicates Itself To Racial Equity. Founder’s Heirs Protest
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11 January
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American Cultural Mythology: Authenticity Above All Else (Hollywood-Style Of Course)
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11 January
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Artists Protest Dublin’s Abbey Theatre: “We’re Being Paid What We Earned 20 Years Ago”
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11 January
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So Now Detroit’s Cool Again, Who Gets To Call Themselves A Detroit Artist?
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11 January
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Close Cousins to Sculpture? Stephen Buckley’s Work Needs All Three Dimensions
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10 January
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Garsington Partnerships
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10 January
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2019 Grammy Nominations
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10 January
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Tan Dun
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10 January
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Two Star Conductors Faced #MeToo Allegations. Now They’re Back.
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10 January
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A Galvanizing Young Mezzo: The Week in Classical Music
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10 January
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I’ll Never Be Rachmaninoff
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10 January
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Recent Listening: Dave McKenna In Madison
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10 January
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Scotland Wants To Display Stone From Great Pyramid; Egypt Says, Prove It’s Not Looted
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10 January
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Bolsonaro Eliminates Brazil’s Culture Ministry
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10 January
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US Is Now Out Of UNESCO For Second Time
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10 January
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Mary Kay Stearns, One Of TV’s Very First Sitcom Stars, Dead At 93
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10 January
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Hartford Stage Names New Artistic Director: Melia Bensussen
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10 January
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NYC’s Defunct Gotham Chamber Opera Comes Back From The Dead (Sort Of)
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10 January
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Public TV Network In Oklahoma Cuts Ties With Foundation That Raises Money For It
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10 January
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‘Salvator Mundi’ And The Mueller Probe And Russian Collusion? Really??
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10 January
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Did Tony Soprano Die? The Two Guys Who Wrote ‘The Sopranos Sessions’ Hash It Out
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10 January
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Female Film Composers Are Even More Underrepresented Than Female Directors And Screenwriters
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10 January
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The Truth Behind The Genesis Of Monty Python’s ‘Spamalot’ (An Oral History)
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10 January
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The Design Of A Book’s Interior Is As Important, And As Tricky, As That Of Its Cover
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10 January
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Hollywood’s Next Stage Theatre Closes After 30 Years
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10 January
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When The First Lesbian Novel Was Banned, Its Author Got Support From All Over The Globe
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10 January
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Study: Older People Share More Fake News
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10 January
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How Did A Quiet Belgian Director Become ‘The Most Important Auteur On The International Stage Circuit’? Three New York Times Critics Debate Ivo Van Hove
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10 January
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How Sound Can Tip Us To Things Like Climate Change
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10 January
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Why Did This 11th-Century Woman Have Lapis Lazuli In Her Dental Plaque?
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10 January
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A New Phase In Art And Dance Made By Artists With Disabilities
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10 January
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Director of Development, Antaeus Theatre Company
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10 January
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The Essay As Art Form
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10 January
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Is It Possible To Teach Creative Writing With Value-Neutral Language?
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10 January
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Cities Of War (An Urban Plan)
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10 January
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The Mindfulness Industrial Complex Comes To The Museum
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10 January
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As “The Millions” Is Sold, An Elegy For The Demise Of Book Blogger Culture
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10 January
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Inside The Burgeoning Seduction Industry
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10 January
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Does Documentary Theatre Add To Understanding?
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10 January
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The Virtuoso Of Light Who Paints It On Dance
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10 January
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Artists Rep seeks Company Manager
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9 January
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Philip Glass and John Adams on a Bowie-Inspired New Symphony
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9 January
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Smithsonian Pandemonium: Skorton Leaves, Museums Shuttered
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9 January
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Mission Commitment
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9 January
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‘The Favourite’ Leads BAFTA Nominations
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9 January
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At Shakespeare’s Globe, Dozens Of Staffers Face Layoffs
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9 January
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There Are Two Golden Tractor Tires On The Grand Staircase At The Paris Opera
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9 January
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New York’s Beloved Drama Book Shop Was About To Close , So Lin-Manuel Miranda Bought It
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9 January
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It’s Official: Met Museum Had Record 7.36M Visitors In 2018
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9 January
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UK Launches Campaign To Expand Music Therapy For Dementia Patients
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9 January
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The Story Of ‘Spider-Man’, France’s Most Spectacular Art Thief
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9 January
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Art Dealer/Tax Fraudster Mary Boone Tries The Officer Krupke Defense
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9 January
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This One Nifty Chart Shows The Danger Facing Netflix
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9 January
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Leonardo’s ‘Salvator Mundi’ Is Missing — And It’s Mixed Up With The Saudi Crown Prince And The Mueller Investigation
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9 January
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In Defense Of Opera In English Translation
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9 January
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Memories Of One Of ‘The Old Gang’ At Judson Dance Theater
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9 January
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Watching A Theme-Park Jesus At Work
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9 January
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What Your Access To Fitness Centers Says About Who You Are
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9 January
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The Joys Of Old English (The Secret Is The Kennings)
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9 January
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Music That Zigs While Others Are Zagging
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9 January
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The Huge Ethical Issues Around Artificial Intelligence
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9 January
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This Florida Mall Aims To Become An Art Destination
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9 January
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2039: What Will The World Look Like In 20 Years?
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9 January
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The Future Of Publishing? This Should Depress You
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9 January
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An Increasingly Algorithmic Culture Threatens Our Relationship With Creativity
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9 January
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Fractured Atlas Committed Itself To Racial Equity. Here’s How It’s Going
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9 January
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The Tricky Euphemisms We Use To Judge One Story Better Than Another
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9 January
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Dance Place Seeks Development Director
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9 January
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“Jazz Is Dying” As Metaphor For The Larger Culture
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9 January
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What’s The Difference Between A Dialect And A Language?
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9 January
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When The DNA Test Challenges Your Cultural Identity
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8 January
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Gauguin. Spirituality and Max Hollein
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8 January
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Harpsichordist Blandine Verlet Dead At 76
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8 January
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The British Museum Thought This Was An Ancient Sumerian Vase. Turns Out It Was A Deadly Weapon
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8 January
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A Quarter Of Young Adults In UK Never Go To Theatre: Study
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8 January
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1,700-Year-Old Roman Busts Uncovered By Rain
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8 January
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Cornelia Street Café, A Hub Of Greenwich Village’s Artistic Ferment, Shuts Down
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8 January
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Female Scene Shop Worker At Guthrie Theater Alleges Discrimination, But Two Investigations Disagree
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8 January
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Retooling Scott Joplin’s ‘Treemonisha’ For The 21st-Century
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8 January
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US Supreme Court Rejects Olivia de Havilland’s Lawsuit Against Miniseries ‘Feud: Bette And Joan’
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8 January
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The Village Voice May Be Gone, But Its Annual Film Critics’ Poll Doesn’t Have To Be
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8 January
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How Ballet’s Leg Lifts Extended To 180 Degrees (And Sometimes Beyond)
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8 January
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Think Cultural Criticism Doesn’t Matter At A Time Like This? Think Again
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8 January
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‘Trust-Based Philanthropy’: The Long, Fruitful Relationship Between The Alvin Ailey Company And Prudential
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8 January
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NBC Says It Will Reduce Ads In Prime Time By 20 Percent
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8 January
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There Were Brilliant Documentaries In 2018, And Docs Did Great Box Office. Too Bad They Weren’t The Same Films
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8 January
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Dallas Morning News Lays Off 43, Including Most Of Its Arts Writers
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8 January
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A Parliament Of Owls; A Bloat Of Hippos. Where Do These Nouns Of Assemblage Come From?
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8 January
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Increasing Number Of Fakes Of African-American Art
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8 January
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Is There Any Point To Conspiracy Fiction When Conspiracy Theories Have Become Political Weapons?
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8 January
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Why The 87-Year-Old Founder Of Philadanco Dance Wants To Start A New School
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8 January
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Artists Rep in Portland, OR seeks Marketing Associate
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8 January
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How The Prado Museum Revitalized Itself
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8 January
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Ranking All 213 Beatles’ Songs From Worst To Best
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8 January
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Somebody Tried To Shame Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez By Posting A Video Of Her Dancing In College. Really?
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8 January
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The Next Big Thing In British Art: Research Architecture?
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8 January
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Leisure Gap: Men Are Watching More TV On Average Than Women
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8 January
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Claim: A Change In Ireland’s National Theatre’s Policy Has Devastated The Theatre Community
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8 January
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Edinburgh Fringe Festival Is Now Scotland’s Most Lucrative Event
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7 January
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The Old Fools
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7 January
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For a Confident Debut, a Young Singer Turns to Schubert
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7 January
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Many Bookstores Have Coffee Shops, But This Is A Bookstore With A Craft-Beer Bar
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