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16 July
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Spotify Slammed For Its “Dance Like Nobody’s Paying” Ad Campaign
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16 July
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25 Works Of Art That Define The Current Age? (A Discussion)
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16 July
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Star Dancer, Felled By Autoimmune Disease, Gets Back To The Stage
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16 July
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Should The Roosevelt Statue In Front Of The American Museum Of Natural History Come Down? The Museum Asks Visitors
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16 July
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Can Science Fiction Be Useful In Imagining The Future?
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16 July
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The Evidence Is In On The Effectiveness Of Trigger Warnings
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16 July
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Terry Gross Talks To Emily Nussbaum About TV
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16 July
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Dallas Summer Musicals – Vice President of Development
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15 July
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The Week in Arts: CHAI; Merce Cunningham and Reconstructed Chekhov
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15 July
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Dear Musicians, Pay Your Dancers
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15 July
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Theatre Criticism Is At A Crossroads
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15 July
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Why Are Audiobooks Booming So Much Right Now?
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15 July
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Five Things To Watch For At The Emmy Nominations
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15 July
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In This Professional Orchestra, All Of The Musicians Got Sorted
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15 July
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The Complexities Of Making A Musical About Race, Told From The Point Of View Of A Young White Woman
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15 July
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An Author Explains The Most Overrated Novel
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15 July
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Apparently, Netflix’s Lobby (The Physical, Architectural Kind) Is Pretty Cool
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15 July
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Sadie Roberts-Joseph, Founder Of A Museum And Tireless Activist For Historical Memory, Has Been Found Murdered
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15 July
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What Libraries Mean To The American Dream
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15 July
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A Catalan Pop Star Uses Some Spanish Words In A Catalan Song, And Her Fans Are Not OK With That
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15 July
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Years After Falling Ill With A Mysterious Disease, This Ballerina Says She’s Ready To Return To The Stage
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15 July
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The Family Lie That Turned Into This Summer’s Breakout Indie Film
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15 July
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The Classical Musicians Who Created The New Live-Action ‘Lion King’ Score Because Representation Matters
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15 July
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Turkey’s War On Free Speech Is Intensifying, Says Author Elif Shafak
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15 July
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A Proposed New International Airport Threatens Machu Picchu
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15 July
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Fewer Musicians Are Auditioning For The Pittsburgh Symphony. Does It Mean Anything?
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15 July
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Vandalism And Self-Mutilation As Art (Jail Too)
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15 July
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Wondering How A Neural Network Works?
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15 July
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Why It’s Not Good To Invite A Writer Into Your House
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15 July
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The Break Out Break-dancing Millennial Counter-Tenor
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15 July
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Yes, The Show Must Go On… Even Without Lights
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15 July
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As Playwright Luis Alfaro Adapts Immigration Stories, He Says Greek Dramas Are The Primal, Perfect Canvas
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15 July
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Sci-Fi Is Trying To Prepare Us For An Uncertain Future (And Present)
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15 July
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Will Finding Shakespeare’s London Home Tell Us More About His Plays?
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15 July
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The Opera Star Who Says Twitter Has Been A Real Lifesaver
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15 July
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Hervé Birolini receives QuattroPole Music Prize
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14 July
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Looking back on the lesser-known histories of ‘Chicano Public Radio’
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14 July
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Chineke!: Changing the record
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14 July
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How to Solve Theatre Design’s Diversity Problem
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14 July
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Toolkit tackles ‘class crisis’ in arts sector
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14 July
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Change Agents: Kaywin Feldman and Bryan Stevenson on Embracing Empathy and Confronting American Racism in Museums
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14 July
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Back to Where They Once Belonged: Proponents of Repatriation of African Artworks Take Issue with the Past — and Present and Future
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14 July
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Someone (A Lot Of People, To Be Honest) Has To Mow The Lawn At The Largest Sculpture Park In The U.S.
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14 July
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How A Large, Decentralized Social Network Is Dealing With A N*zi Problem
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14 July
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So, What Exactly Is L.A.’s Urban Plan For The New LACMA District?
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14 July
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When Will Theatre Awards Catch Up With Nonbinary Actors?
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14 July
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Scarlett Johansson Says She Should Be Allowed To Play Anything, Including ‘A Tree,’ Because That’s Her Job
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14 July
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Evaluating Iris Murdoch At 100
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14 July
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The Life Cycle Of A Beach Read
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14 July
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Why YouTube’s Feedback Loop Is So Toxic
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14 July
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The Mystery Mural At L.A.’s Coliseum – And The Teen Who Solve It
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14 July
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The Author Of ‘How To Train Your Dragon’ Says Books Are Better For The Brain Than Movies
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14 July
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Producers Of ‘Big Little Lies’ Promised A Woman Director Complete Creative Control – And Then Yanked It Back
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14 July
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Bob Ross Was A Famous (Infamous?) Painter, So Where Are All Of His Paintings? [VIDEO]
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14 July
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Writing About Theatre In St. Louis
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14 July
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Opera Is Tasked With Saving This Small Town In ‘Empty Spain’
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14 July
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The Uber Driver Whose Opera Singing Videos Went Viral
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14 July
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The New Bookstore In Chicago That’s Also Showcasing Original Art
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13 July
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Cristóbal Halffter receives Spanish Music Prize
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13 July
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How Could New York City Opera’s ‘Stonewall’ Have Screwed Up So Badly On Trans Issues?
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13 July
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Discovery Of A Skull In Greece Changes What We Know About Human Pre-History
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13 July
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The Robots Can Now Beat You At Poker Too
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13 July
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In Praise Of The Guilty Pleasure
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13 July
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The Offstage Toll It Takes To Play A Loathsome Racist Character
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13 July
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Dancing With Artificial Intelligence
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13 July
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Will Grassroots European Presenters Stop Booking UK Artists Post-Brexit?
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13 July
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RiverPark Center – Executive Director
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13 July
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Communicatons and Publications Coordinator – St. Louis Symphony Orchestra
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12 July
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Police Abruptly Evict Artists From Beijing Studio Districts
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12 July
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Conductor Who Transformed Sistine Chapel Choir Resigns As Financial Investigation Continues
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12 July
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Ballet BC’s Emily Molnar Named Nederlands Dans Theater’s Artistic Director
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12 July
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The Stampede To Chase Streaming Video Subscribers Is Creating An Avalanche Of Content
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12 July
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An Aging Jazz Legend’s Wife Started A GoFundMe Campaign, Claiming Severe Health And Financial Problems. His Old Friends Are Very Suspicious
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12 July
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Festival Tells Theatre Company To Recast Role With Disabled Actor, And Company Writes Out Character’s Disability Instead
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12 July
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Ecolinguistics: The Ways That Language And Climate Connect
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12 July
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The Surprising And Enduring Relevance Of Sam Shepard
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12 July
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Why Do We See So Many Gay Male Characters On Broadway But So Few Lesbians?
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12 July
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Mapping Where The Creative Class Wants To Live
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12 July
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Museums In Britain Are Taking Out And Showing The LGBTQ-Themed Artworks And Objects They Used To Keep Hidden Away
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12 July
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Meet The Remarkable Darren Walker
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12 July
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Same-Gender Couples Come To The Once-Rigidly Male-Female World Of Competitive Ballroom Dance
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12 July
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Unlimited Information And Free Access? Turns Out It Was A Problematic Idea
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12 July
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6 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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12 July
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‘People Will Say We’re In Love’: How The Perky Operetta Duet Of The 1943 ‘Oklahoma!’ Became The Twangy Country Song Of The 2019 ‘Oklahoma!’
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12 July
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How ‘Oklahoma!’ Created The Original Cast Album Genre
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12 July
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Will Millennials Kill Opera?
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12 July
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Giant Ancient City Is Being Uncovered, Changing What We Know About Greek Civilization
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12 July
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Sale Of Sotheby’s Will Change The Art Market In Some Fundamental Ways
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12 July
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Is This Self-Taught South African Uber Drive The Next Star Tenor?
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12 July
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Me2/Orchestra seeks part-time Conductor
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12 July
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Is “Personalized Learning” Just Another Big Tech Con?
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12 July
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What Burning Man Taught Us About Networks Of Cooperation
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12 July
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Marco Beltrami honored at Ghent Film Festival
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11 July
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Classical music news. Bartók Plus
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11 July
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Classical music news. The Month of June
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11 July
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Classical music news. Voice of the Lake
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11 July
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At the Salzburg Festival, Myths and Reality Meet Onstage
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11 July
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Review: Mark Morris Playfully Tackles ‘Sport’ at Mostly Mozart
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11 July
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Street Theatre Takes Off In The Slums Of São Paulo
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11 July
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What It Takes To Make And Show Queer-Themed Films In Homophobic Countries
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11 July
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A New Generation Of Transgender Singers Making Their Mark In The Opera World
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11 July
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Ex-New York Dealer Charged With Smuggling $143M Worth Of Antiquities From South Asia
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11 July
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Violinist Aaron Rosand Dead At 92
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11 July
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Jewish Museums — What Are They For? Whom Should They Serve? And Who Should Or Shouldn’t Be Able To Run One?
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11 July
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More Stars Say Hosting An Awards Show Just Isn’t Worth The Headaches
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11 July
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New York Is Becoming Hollywood East
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11 July
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The Christian Publishing Industry’s Biggest Scandal: The Boy Who Now Says He Didn’t Come Back From Heaven
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11 July
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Reinventing Hong Kong Ballet
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11 July
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The U.S. Has A Vibrant, Innovative Flamenco Scene — Why Is It Continually Underrated? (Especially When A Dancer Has A Non-Spanish Name)
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11 July
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Improbable Intersection: When Joni Mitchell Met Charles Mingus
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11 July
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Tania Bruguera, Cuban Artist-Activist, To Launch Investigative Journalism Project
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11 July
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Baltimore Symphony’s Finances Are So Bad Tapping Its Endowment Is Problematic
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11 July
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Ennio Morricone honered by pope
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11 July
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An Operatic Star Spotter Announces Its 2020 Festival
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11 July
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Transcending Toxic Times with street poetry & music
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11 July
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Grace and Mercy Come Together
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11 July
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Grass Is Greener?
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11 July
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Really Good Nature Documentaries ‘Are Great Art, Maybe The Greatest Art Of Our Time’
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11 July
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Warner Announces New Streaming Service Built Around HBO – A Really Dumb Idea?
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11 July
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Want To Tear Down Authority, Then Attack The Authority (Not Its Argument)
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11 July
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Egypt Asks Interpol To Track Tut Artifact It Believes Was Stolen And Sold At Christie’s Auction
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11 July
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Skills Versus Knowledge: Are We Teaching Kids The Wrong Way?
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11 July
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Pacific Symphony Leadership Opportunity in Development
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11 July
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Christopher Knight Takes Issue With Peter Zumthor’s Comments About How Museums Work
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11 July
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A Push To Create Immersive Virtual Reality Experiences In The Arts
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10 July
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Michael Colgrass, Composer Who Transcended Genres, Dies at 87
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10 July
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BlogBack: A CultureGrrl Reader on Critic Douglas Crimp, Met Curator Douglas Eklund & “The Pictures Generation”
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10 July
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Cold, Dead White
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10 July
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Arts Workers Hit Streets To Protest Last-Minute Cuts To Romania’s Culture Budget
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10 July
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Artist Thrown Out Of Show For Right-Wing Views, And Controversy Nearly Causes Show’s Cancellation
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10 July
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Actor Rip Torn, 88
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10 July
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Is The Director Who Turned The Indianapolis Museum Of Art Into Newfields Democratizing It Or Destroying It?
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10 July
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The Company That Tailors Broadway Musicals For School Productions Now Creates Versions For Seniors
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10 July
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Read An Unpublished Langston Hughes Essay About An Escaped Chain Gang Prisoner
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10 July
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Annabelle Lopez Ochoa On The Challenge Of Creating New Story Ballets
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10 July
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What Happens When We Lose The Capacity To Be Bored?
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10 July
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Vivian Perlis, Who Founded And Ran Who Founded Yale’s Oral History Of American Music, Dead At 91
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10 July
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Some Science Has Become So Theoretical It Lacks Evidence. Are We Fooling Ourselves?
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10 July
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Hungary’s Government Building Huge, Multi-Million-Euro Cultural Complex In Budapest Park
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10 July
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Bournemouth Symphony Calls On Orchestras To Employ Disabled Musicians, Touting Its Own Successes
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10 July
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How Exactly Do You Go About Translating The Words Of An Opera?
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10 July
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Hollywood Is Betting Big On Remakes. But New Study Suggests Audiences Aren’t Thrilled
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10 July
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Gabriel Yared to receive Max Steiner Award
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10 July
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Mark Morris Directs His First Non-Dance Theatre — Beckett, No Less
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10 July
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New York Had 65 Million Tourists Last Year. They Shape The Culture
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10 July
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Will This New Museum In Istanbul Be A “Game Changer”?
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10 July
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The Number Of UK Creative Jobs Is Growing Twice The Rate Of The Rest Of The Economy
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10 July
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Jack Renner, Co-Founder Of Telarc Records, 84
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10 July
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Brexiteers Protest Playing Of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony At Choral Festival
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10 July
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Is Failure A New Literary Genre?
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10 July
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DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION
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10 July
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Goh Ballet is growing and needs an Operations Director
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9 July
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“That Little Exhibition”: The Late Douglas Crimp on His Show that Anointed “The Pictures Generation”
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9 July
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Cunningham Abroad
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9 July
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Hans Graf Named Chief Conductor Of Singapore Symphony
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9 July
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Alvin Ailey Company’s Second-In-Command To Step Down
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9 July
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Pianist Radu Lupu To Retire From Performing
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9 July
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Douglas Crimp, Pathbreaking Art Historian, Dead At 74
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9 July
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Despite Ongoing Criticism, British Museum Endorses BP As Sponsor
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9 July
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Star Immersive Art Collective Meow Wolf Sued For Gender Discrimination And Unfair Labor Practices
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9 July
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Does Watching Lots Of TV Make You Dumber And More Likely To Vote For Populists? New Study Says Yes
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9 July
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What Our Behavior In Masses Means For Predicting The Future
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9 July
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Martin Charnin, Who Won A Tony For ‘Annie’, Dead At 84
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9 July
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#CriticsSoWhite (And Male)
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9 July
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Poet Marie Ponsot, 98
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9 July
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How Did Nature Get To Be Seen As A Moral Good?
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9 July
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Why Tracy K. Smith Spent Her Two Years As Poet Laureate Traveling America
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9 July
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Why David McAllister Stepped Down From Running Australian Ballet
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9 July
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Jules Matton wins Grand prix lycéen des compositeurs
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9 July
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Francisco Obieta's work recognized
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9 July
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Classical music news. Obituary
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9 July
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Classical music news. Obituary
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9 July
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Classical music news. Obituary
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9 July
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Jack Renner, Recording Master and a Founder of Telarc, Dies at 84
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9 July
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London’s Parliament Building Needs £4 Billion Of Repairs. A Temporary Home Is A Missed Opportunity
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9 July
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The Real Reason Hannah Rothschild Stepped Down As Chair Of London’s National Gallery
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9 July
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Scientists Have Figured Out How To Revive Dead Brains (Now What?)
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9 July
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Listening To The World: How Our Taste Is Being Reprogrammed
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9 July
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UK Artists Press Institutions To Stop Taking Money From Big Oil Companies
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9 July
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The Museumification Of Venice
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9 July
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Famed Napa Art Center Collection Says It Will Sell Most Of Its Collection To Fund Educational Programs
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8 July
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Frank Lloyd Wright Buildings Added To UNESCO’s World Heritage List
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8 July
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Does Landmarking Buildings Help Or Hurt A Neighborhood?
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8 July
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How Reality Got Jumbled Up With “Reality”
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8 July
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We Evolved To Be Successful. So Which Traits Will Dominate Going Forward?
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8 July
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MoviePass Is Struggling To Reinvent. But Competing Services Are Taking Advantage
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8 July
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This Summer’s Surprise Theatre Hit: The Mueller Report
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8 July
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Maryland Governor Says He Won’t Release Funding For Baltimore Symphony
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8 July
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Untangling Conflicting Currents Of How To Think About #MeToo
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8 July
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Why Concrete Truths Have Lost Their Foundations
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8 July
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90,000 Estonians Gather For 150th Edition Of Massive Choral Festival
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8 July
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How Technology Has Changed The Kind Of TV We Watch
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8 July
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Canadian Composer Michael Colgrass, 87
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8 July
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The Arts Are Finally Coming To Terms With Unsavory Philanthropic Money
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8 July
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Improbably, Book Fairs Have Become Hugely Popular Across The Middle East
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8 July
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What Artificial Intelligence Is Showing Us About How We Perceive The World
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8 July
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Why A Prize For Books Without Violence Against Women Has Proven Controversial
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7 July
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Michael Jaffee, Who Co-Founded Early-Music Group, Dies at 81
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7 July
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In Streaming Age, Classical Music Gets Lost in the Metadata
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7 July
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Creating an Intersectional Future: A Report From The Deaf Theatre Action Planning Session
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7 July
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Blind Dance Company brings talent into the light
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7 July
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Nan Goldin’s P.A.I.N. Group Stages Anti-Sackler Protest at Louvre
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7 July
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Employers who recruit graduates for entry-level jobs are preventing diversity in the arts – report
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7 July
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Elizabeth Alexander, Mellon Foundation President, Reflects on Centering Community and Taking Diversity as a Value
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7 July
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Celebrating African Music and Artists with the Phoenicia International Festival of the Voice
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7 July
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Why Are New Sports Arenas Installing Art?
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7 July
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As Popular Cities Get Choked With Tourists, They Wonder: How Many Is Too Many?
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7 July
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The Vacant Former Home Of Cab Calloway In Baltimore Is Under Threat Of Demolition
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7 July
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Did The Catholic Church Hide Art That Depicted Women In Liturgical Roles?
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7 July
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3000-Year-Old Bust Of King Tut Sells At Auction For $6 Million Despite Claims It Was Stolen
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7 July
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Joao Gilberto – Master Of The Bossa Nova, 88
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7 July
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Mapping Artists And Geography The Whitney Biennial Has Included Over The Decades
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7 July
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Thirty Years Ago A Wave Of Black Directors Hit Hollywood. So What Happened?
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7 July
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West End London Theatre To Be Renamed For Stephen Sondheim
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7 July
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Increasingly, Donald Trump Is Showing Up In Opera Productions
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7 July
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After 67 Years, Mad Magazine Will Stop Publishing
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7 July
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What It’s Like To Try To Drag The 92-Year-Old Academy Of Motion Pictures Into The Present
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7 July
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Los Angeles Is Losing Its Dance Studios As Rents Rise
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7 July
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Why Wealthy Art Collectors Are Turning Away From Abstract Art
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6 July
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Classical music news. Argument for Strings
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6 July
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A New Play Brings The #MeToo Discussion Forward In Singapore
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6 July
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And You Think You Have A Bad Job – The Life Of Moderating Online Content
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6 July
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Life As A Dancer In Khamenei’s Iran
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6 July
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Theatre And Religion – It’s About What Resonates (And Why)07.05.19
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6 July
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When Higher Education Becomes A Partisan Political Issue (Nothing Good)
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6 July
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Woody Allen Directs Opera At La Scala
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6 July
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Does This Video Show Banksy?
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5 July
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‘Eight’ Is a Breakthrough for Virtual Reality in Classical Music
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5 July
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Arte Johnson, Comedian Remembered For ‘Rowan & Martin’s Laugh-In’, Dead At 90
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5 July
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Chicago’s Beloved ‘Bean’ Is Vandalized
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5 July
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‘Mad’ Magazine Is Almost-Not-Quite-But-Basically Shutting Down
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5 July
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Alaska May Become The Only U.S. State Without An Arts Agency
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5 July
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The Birthplace Of The United States Is Crumbling, And No One Seems Inclined To Fix It
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5 July
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Hong Kong’s Artists And The Protests Against The Extradition Law
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5 July
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How ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’ (And A Scheming New York Phil Board Member) Got The Boston Symphony’s Conductor Sent To An Internment Camp
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5 July
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Why What You See Is Enormously Dependent On What You Believe
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5 July
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How Aaron Copland Created An American Sound For Classical Music
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5 July
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Familiar Argument: Why We Shouldn’t Feel Sorry For Paying Arts Graduates Less
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5 July
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What Theatre Critics Deal With, In The U.S. And Elsewhere
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5 July
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Why Are We Suddenly So Crazy For Cute?
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5 July
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In The World Of Video Games, Black Women Are Making Themselves Heard And Felt
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5 July
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Dance Manchester Closes After 27 Years
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5 July
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5 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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4 July
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The Pianist and the Lobster
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4 July
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The Week in Arts: John Cameron Mitchell Brings Back ‘Hedwig’; L.G.B.T.Q. Films Roll Out for Pride
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4 July
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Shrink an Orchestra to a Single Piano, Keeping the Magic
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4 July
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Review: Bach’s ‘Goldbergs’ Arranged for Strings? Why Not?
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4 July
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Max Wright, Stage Actor Who Became Known For TV’s ‘ALF’, Dead At 75
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4 July
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The “Pursuit Of Happiness” In The Collective Sense (Rather Than Personal)
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4 July
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The Challenge of Doing Theatre In Mexico
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4 July
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How Jony Ive’s Designs Assaulted The Physical World
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4 July
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A Plea For Reality: Should Bots Have To Declare Their “Fake” Identities?
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4 July
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Houston Post Office To Be Converted To Sprawling Arts Complex (With A Rooftop Farm/Garden)
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4 July
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Motion Picture Academy Invites 842 New Members – Half Women
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3 July
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Melbourne’s Two Biggest Arts Festivals To Merge Into New Event
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3 July
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Andy Warhol’s Portraits Of Prince Don’t Violate Copyright, Rules Federal Court
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3 July
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Two Women Writers Claim They Were ‘Pushed Off’ Idris Elba/Kwame Kwei-Armah Play
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3 July
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Controversial Purchase Of Westminster Choir College By Chinese Company Canceled
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3 July
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After 35 Years Of Performing, Tap Master Savion Glover Is Still Searching
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3 July
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A Fringe Festival Of A Fringe Festival Is Popping Up In Philly
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3 July
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Venice’s Mayor, And The Cruise Companies That Control Its Port, Want The Monster Cruise Ships To Keep Coming
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3 July
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Philanthropy Seems Good. But Is It Also Part Of The Problem?
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3 July
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Plan To Merge Florence’s Uffizi And Accademia Galleries
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3 July
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Non-Verbal Communication: A Dictionary Of What Our Gestures Mean
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3 July
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In Barbershops And Laundromats, Bringing Books To Kids Who Can’t Get To Libraries
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3 July
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How A Caretaker With Little Training “Restored” (And Damaged) 200 Of Van Gogh’s Paintings
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3 July
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With ‘AMC Artisan Films’, Big Theater Chain Tries To Give Smaller Movies A Boost
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3 July
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How “Game Of Thrones” Is Like Chaucer
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3 July
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3 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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3 July
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‘Nixon in China’ comes to Princeton – literally smarter than ever
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3 July
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The Book Editor Whose Sessions With Authors Are Like Psychoanalysis
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3 July
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Opera Australia Director: It Would Be “Irresponsible” To Ban Classics Of The Repertoire
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3 July
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When Bad Things Happen At The Opera: Should We Applaud These Plotlines?
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3 July
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The Pursuit Of Happiness: An Ultimately Futile Exercise In The Era Of Self-Gratification
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3 July
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This Is How A Language Dies
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3 July
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The War Breaking Out Among Medieval Scholars
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3 July
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We Need “A Good Conversation”? Maybe Not So Much
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3 July
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Marketing Manager Position Available
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2 July
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Maverick Conductor Teodor Currentzis Stomps Away From His Russian Home Base
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2 July
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Egypt’s New Capital Will Have A Major New Cultural Complex (But Will Anyone Come To It?)
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2 July
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Pakistan Would Love To Restrict Bollywood Movies, But Its People Just Can’t Quit Them
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2 July
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Next Head Of Paris Opera Will Be Canadian Opera Company’s Alexander Neef: Report
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2 July
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‘Undisturbed’ Ancient Roman Shipwreck Discovered Near Cyprus
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2 July
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Watch Paul Taylor Dance Company Director Michael Novak At Work
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2 July
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Female Video Game Designers Take On The Debate Over Abortion Rights
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2 July
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David Koloane, Major South African Artist Of Apartheid Era, Dead At 81
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2 July
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Director of Marketing and Audience Services
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2 July
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My But We’ve Become So Literal (When Sometimes A Metaphor Would be Better)
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2 July
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Northern Ireland Rescinds Strict Prison Ban On Books About Terrorism Or Paramilitaries
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2 July
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Washington DC’s Museum Pay Gender Gap (It’s Startling)
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2 July
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At Youth Festival In Crimea, Play Shows Girls Kissing; Russian Right Fumes About ‘Gay Propaganda’
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2 July
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The Rise Of Conspiracy Theory Culture
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2 July
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Boris Johnson Or Jeremy Hunt — As UK Prime Minister, Which One Would Be Better For The Arts?
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2 July
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How Medieval History Is Being Used To Fuel Conspiracy Theories
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2 July
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Can Baltimore Save Its World-Class Orchestra?
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2 July
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Help For Dave Frishberg
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2 July
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Recent Listening In Brief (Very Brief)
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2 July
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Hot Nights at the Barbican
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2 July
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Whitman and Music: A Fresh Discovery
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2 July
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Revealing Toni Morrison: A New Film Shows The Public-Averse Author
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2 July
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Smithsonian Declines Senator’s Request To Remove Sackler Name Of Its Building
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