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22 March
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Ivo van Hove Unlocks a Rarely Staged ‘Diary’
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22 March
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Review: A Baritone Ends His Residency With a Poetic Homage
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22 March
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Gaillard With Parker, Gillespie, Marmarosa, et al
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22 March
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‘King Lear’ with Glenda Jackson and everything else that’s happening now
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22 March
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Finally, An Online Space Where Black Artists In UK Can Find Each Other
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22 March
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In A Country With Few Public Libraries, Ordinary Citizens Create Their Own
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22 March
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Fistfight At The Opera: Lawyer Punches Designer In Dispute Over Seats At Covent Garden
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22 March
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Tate Galleries Will Accept No More Donations From Sacklers
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22 March
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Conductor Thomas Wilkins Works To Get Composers Of Color Into Boston Symphony’s Repertoire (And Into The Canon)
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22 March
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Actor Playing Lead In ‘The Color Purple’ Fired For Old Anti-Gay Facebook Post
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22 March
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The Hague To Get Another International Court, This One For Art Disputes
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22 March
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Pueblo Indian Dance, And Why White Women Tried To Ban It
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22 March
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Lupita Nyong’o Can Only Do So Much Acting At A Time
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22 March
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Mayor Of London Releases Seven-Point ‘Cultural Infrastructure Plan’
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22 March
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Google Doodle For Bach’s Birthday Uses AI To (Try To) Compose Bach-Like Chorales
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22 March
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‘The Joe Rogan Experience ‘, The Bizarro ‘Fresh Air’ Of The Intellectual Dark Web
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22 March
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Disney Wastes No Time: Replaces Senior Leadership At 21st Century Fox
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22 March
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Chaucer Was A Remainer — A Poet Of Europe, Not Just England
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22 March
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Apple’s TV Plans: Not So Much Netflix Competitor As Seller Of Shows
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22 March
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Theatre Without Actors? It Can, And Does, Happen
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22 March
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First Study: Demographics of Artists Represented In American Museums
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22 March
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Batsheva Dance Company And Ohad Naharin At The Turning Point
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22 March
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The Essential Brilliance Of Studio Musicians
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22 March
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Thomas Adès Brings Fresh Wildness to the Boston Symphony
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22 March
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6 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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22 March
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How This Dancer With Cerebral Palsy Stays Performance-Ready
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22 March
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Big Gods, Little Gods – Do Cultures Get The Gods They Need?
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22 March
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Gigantor Devours The Movies: Disney Buys Fox And Extends Its Dominance
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22 March
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More And More Art Auctions Are Moving Online
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22 March
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North American Movie Box Office Set New Record In 2018 (But Worldwide Box Office Down)
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22 March
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Get Out The Pitchforks! What’s The Difference Between Criticism And Intimidating Work Out Of The Market?
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22 March
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Why Universities Shouldn’t Act Like Commercial Art Galleries
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22 March
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Capital Campaign and Development Director
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21 March
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My Particular Beef
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21 March
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Egyptian Military Sues One Of Country’s Most Popular Novelists For Insulting President
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21 March
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New $1 Million Art Prize Is World’s Largest
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21 March
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Keeping Professional Theatre Going For 30 Years In A Far-Flung Pacific Archipelago
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21 March
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Jacob’s Pillow Dance Award 2019 To Annabelle Lopez Ochoa
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21 March
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Old Photos Of Enslaved African-Americans Should Belong To Their Descendants, Not Museums, Argues Lawsuit
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21 March
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US Supreme Court Says UK National Gallery Can Keep Contested Matisse
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21 March
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MoviePass Is Giving Its A-Movie-A-Day Plan One More Try
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21 March
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Louisville Orchestra And Teddy Abrams Renew Contract For Five Years
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21 March
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Post-Apocalyptic Sci-Fi Can Be, In A Way, Utopian
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21 March
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James Dapogny, Who Brought Musicology Skills To Early Jazz, Dead At 79
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21 March
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It’s Official: André Aciman’s Sequel To ‘Call Me By Your Name’ Will Hit Shelves This Fall
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21 March
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Instead Of Trashing Or Replacing Its Old-Style, Stereotyped Colonists-Meet-Indians Diorama, This Museum Is Interrogating It
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21 March
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Kansas City Symphony Names A New Executive Director
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21 March
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Ali Stroker Talks About Doing Broadway Musicals In A Wheelchair
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21 March
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British, Irish Theatres Step Up Dialog As Brexit Looms
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21 March
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She Wasn’t Just A Pioneering Silent Film Director, She Was An Auteur — And Her Material Would Be Considered Sensitive Even Today
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21 March
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Seattle Opera Gets A New General Director
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21 March
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When Gustav Mahler Rode The New York Subways
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21 March
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Just What Exactly Makes Bernard-Henri Lévy A Public Intellectual?
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21 March
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New Yorkers Have Named The Vessel-Stairwell-Thingy At Hudson Yards
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21 March
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Pioneers Of Post-Modern Dance Reflect On What Happened, 60 Years Later
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21 March
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Hudson Yards Owners Modify Policy After Claiming They Owned Any Pictures You Take
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21 March
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Magic Flute, The Video Game? It’s Coming To A Console Near You
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21 March
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Socially Conscious: New Broadway Oklahoma! Production Will Donate Money For Every Gun It Uses On Stage
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21 March
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Yo Yo Ma And Deborah Borda: Music As A Force For Social Justice
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21 March
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Arts Pay Survey: Wanna Be Depressed? Here’s The Story For You
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21 March
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Lion awards for George Benjamin and Matteo Franceschini
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21 March
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Joan Tower to receive Gold Baton
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20 March
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J.H. Kwabena Nketia, Father Of African Musicology, Dead At 97
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20 March
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Harnessing The Arts To Power The Ongoing Recovery In Puerto Rico (And ‘Hamilton’ Helps)
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20 March
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What’s With All The Enormous Statues Going Up In India?
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20 March
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Actors, Politicians, Even Nancy Pelosi Speak Up In Support Of Striking Chicago Symphony Musicians
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20 March
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Novelist Writes New Narnia Book With Out C.S. Lewis Estate’s Permission
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20 March
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Rachel Ingalls, Author Of ‘Mrs. Caliban’, Dead At 78
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20 March
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How Podcasts Went From Like-Radio-But-More-Amateurish To The Hot New Medium
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20 March
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Big Money Is Now Flowing Into Podcasting— Is It Inflating A Bubble?
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20 March
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‘Theater That Gets In The Way’ — A Company Puts Itself On The Front Lines Of Poland’s Culture Wars
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20 March
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What Exactly Constitutes ‘Cultural Democracy’? And Should State Arts Funding Be Paying For It?
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20 March
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The Hard-Working Little Publisher Keeping Local History Books Alive
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20 March
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Is Music Strictly A Human Ability? Or Do Other Animals Have Musicality?
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20 March
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Why Elvis Is A Cultural Force 42 Years After His Death
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20 March
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Developing New And Diverse Theatre Critics In A Town Without A Culture Of Criticism
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20 March
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NY’s Antiquarian Book Fair: A Marketplace Of Fascinating Stories
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20 March
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Shen Yun: Chinese Classical Dance Extravaganza Or Anti-Communist Cult? Well, …
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20 March
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Striking Chicago Symphony Musicians Talk About What’s At Stake
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20 March
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‘Affect Theory’ And How It Explains Living In 2019 America
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20 March
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Where Chicago’s Candidates For Mayor Stand On The Arts
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20 March
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Vanessa Lann most played Dutch composer
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20 March
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Tainted ‘Tintoretto’: Venice Mayor Mars Kaywin Feldman’s Blockbuster Debut at National Gallery
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20 March
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ArtPlace America Engagement Resources
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20 March
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What Are Vices Of The Mind, And Why Are They Dangerous?
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20 March
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Apple’s Plans To Compete In Hollywood Are Becoming Clearer
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20 March
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A Fan Of The Prado Museum With 100s Of Visits Already, Resolves To See It Anew And Discovers What He’s Been Missing
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20 March
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How The Internet Is Changing How We Preserve Endangered Languages
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20 March
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Chicago Symphony Musicians Strike Continues Into Second Week
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20 March
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How The Vietnam War Changed American Art
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20 March
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It Just Sucks: What It’s Like To Be Freelancer Worker In The Arts
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19 March
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Have ‘Flute,’ Will Travel: Mostly Mozart Announces Its Season
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19 March
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Patchel’s ‘Plinkout’
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19 March
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Culture Closures: Trump’s FY2020 Budget Proposal Would Axe NEA, NEH, IMLS
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19 March
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Thank Heaven for Museum Renovations!
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19 March
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My remarks at the 8th World Summit on Arts & Culture
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19 March
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La Scala To Return €3 Million Of Saudi Money
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19 March
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UK’s National Portrait Gallery Turns Down £1 Million Of Sackler Money
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19 March
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Actor Richard Erdman, 93
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19 March
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British Opera Audiences Are Booing The Villains, Just Like At A Panto
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19 March
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Once Again. Trump’s Proposed Budget Defunds NEA, NEH, Public Broadcasting, Libraries
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19 March
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Orlando Ballet Declines To Renew Contract Of Its Biggest Star
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19 March
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Thanks To Met Museum Admission Fees, New York City To Give $2.8 Million To Smaller Arts Groups
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19 March
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Lawyers For Guy Who Stole Terracotta Warrior’s Thumb Try Defense That’s — Let’s Call It Novel
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19 March
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Leadership At Top US Nonprofit Theatres Is Finally Becoming More Diverse
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19 March
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Dick Dale, ‘King Of The Surf Guitar’, Dead At 81
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19 March
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Was Shakespeare Really Queer? The Sonnets Are Pretty Clear
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19 March
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Oregon Shakespeare Festival Names Bill Rauch’s Successor As Artistic Director
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19 March
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James Corden To Host This Year’s Tonys
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19 March
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Against The Bad Sex In Fiction Awards
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19 March
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Seattle’s Scarecrow Video: The World’s Best Video Store? (Admittedly Now A Small Category)
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19 March
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Here’s What Happens When You Play Mozart, Hard Rock, Techno, And Hip-Hop To Ripening Swiss Cheese
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19 March
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MySpace Finally Admits It Lost All The Music Its Users Uploaded Over 12 Years
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19 March
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Why Trying To Protect The Natural World By Assigning It Human Rights Is A Bad Idea
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19 March
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Facebook Wanted To Scan Local US Newspapers For Local News. The Problem: 1800 Local Newspapers Have Died
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19 March
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Classical music news. Grapes come before Music?
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19 March
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Classical music news. Schubertiade 2019
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19 March
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Classical music news. Rosalie Coopman
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19 March
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Classical music news. January 2019 Classical Music Obituaries
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19 March
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Classical music news. February 2019 Classical Music Obituaries
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19 March
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Classical music news. College Prep for Musicians
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19 March
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Classical music news. Luc Ferrari Competition
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19 March
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Classical music news. Obituary
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19 March
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Classical music news. In Homage to Schubert
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19 March
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Classical music news. Alberto Nepomuceno
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19 March
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Prediction: Half Of All Colleges Will Go Out Of Business In Ten Years
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19 March
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Is Practicing Philosophy In Public A Good Thing?
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19 March
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Some Concerns About “Cultural Democracy” And What It Means For Artists And The Arts
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19 March
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Executive Director
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19 March
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AI Is Not Just Changing How Scientific Research Is Done, It’s Changing The Scientific Method
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19 March
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How Nightclub Culture Drives Popular Culture
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19 March
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Winnipeg Art Gallery’s Expansion: A Game-Changer For Telling The Stories Of Inuit Art?
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19 March
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John Adams wins prestigeous Dutch prize
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19 March
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Premio Reina Sofía to Cruz-Guevara
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18 March
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Patricia Arquette Is Enjoying Her Second Act
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18 March
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Can We Talk About 5 Pointz, And The Line Between Homage And Exploitation?
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18 March
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These Are The Lengths Actors Will Go To In Order To Put On A Play
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18 March
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Marjorie Weinman Sharmat, The Author Of ‘Nate The Great,’ Has Died At 90
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18 March
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The Sometimes Questionable Ethics Of True-Crime Films
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18 March
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Hello, Actor, Please Star In This Off-Broadway Play – For One Night Only
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18 March
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After A Magazine Exposé, Amazon Pulls Books Touting Dangerous ‘Cures’ For Autism
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18 March
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The Museum-Like Quality Of New York’s Antiquarian Book Fair
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18 March
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A New Mosque In The UK Connects To The Natural World
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18 March
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The University Of Louisville Is Closing Its Dance Academy, Laying Off Staff
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18 March
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The Booker Prize-Winner Who Underwent An Exorcism
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18 March
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This Presidential Candidate Liked An Author, So He Learned Norwegian In Order To Read The Untranslated Books
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18 March
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When Rich People’s College Fraud Stories Outstrip Your ‘Pretty Little Liars’ Spinoff
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18 March
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How Does Music Affect The Brain? [VIDEO]
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18 March
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One Of Philadelphia’s Last Independent Live Venues Is Set To Close
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18 March
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When Culture Is At The End Of An Algorithm, We Lose The Juice Of Engaging With It
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18 March
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Hudson Yards’ Monument To Wealth
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18 March
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The Internet Is Being Walled Off Country By Country. There Are Dangerous Consequences
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18 March
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EU’s Proposed Copyright Directive Would Make YouTube, FB, Others Not Viable (Do They Care?)
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18 March
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The Mysterious (And Disgusting) Pooper Of Broadway
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18 March
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China’s Art Collectors Open Up About How China’s Art Market Works
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18 March
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Okwui Enwezor, Documenta And Venice Biennale Curator, 55
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18 March
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Edith Iglauer, A Keen, Intrepid Interpreter Of Canada For The US, Has Died At 101
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18 March
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How To Juggle A Hit Reality Dance Show And A West End Choreography Gig
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18 March
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CBS Finally Settles Possibly The Final Sumner Redstone-Related Lawsuit
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18 March
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The Detroit Symphony Orchestra Created A Fake Event For Young Musicians To Facilitate An Engagement
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18 March
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Unsuk Chin wins Bach Prize
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18 March
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Olli Mustonen wins Hindemith Prize
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17 March
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Monday Recommendation: Dominic Miller
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17 March
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A Point-By-Point Guide To Making Concerts More Accessible To People On The Autism Spectrum
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17 March
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Toronto Symphony Offers Its First Concert Geared For Neurodiverse Audiences
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17 March
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Russia Bans A Teen Theatre Production; Police Question Director
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17 March
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Poet W. S. Merwin Has Died At 91
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17 March
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British Actor Juliet Stevenson Calls Brexit A Retrograde Step That Will Make Collaboration Harder
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17 March
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Disney Takes Back A Director It Fired For Twitter Jokes
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17 March
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A Stolen De Kooning Gets A Homecoming Party (And A Restoration Fundraiser)
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17 March
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Everyone’s Talking About The Cat In ‘Captain Marvel,’ But He’s Actually Four Different Cats
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17 March
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Learning While You Sleep Isn’t Just A Fringe Idea
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17 March
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How Can Theatre Be More ‘Human’ To Those With Children?
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17 March
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These Are The Films That Got The Most Buzz At SXSW
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17 March
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At The London Book Fair, Publishers Salivate Over True Crime
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17 March
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Groundbreaking Experimental Lesbian Filmmaker Barbara Hammer Has Died At 79
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17 March
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Neil deGrasse Tyson Returns To TV After Investigation
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17 March
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LACMA Decides To Collapse Euro And American Art Into One Big Department
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17 March
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The Seductive Escape Of Designing New Roller Coasters
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17 March
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Marvel Has A Not So Great Pattern Thing Going On
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17 March
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Molesworth Speaks!
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16 March
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A Surprise Samson: The Week in Classical Music
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16 March
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Watch The Winner Of This Year’s ‘Dance Your PhD’ Contest
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16 March
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Overnight Reviews Are Largely A Thing Of The Past. Is It A Good Thing?
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16 March
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A Large Local Arts Funder Searches For A New Leader (And Ponders Some Existential Questions)
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16 March
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Indigenous Australian Artists: It’s Time We Stop Being Reviewed By White Culture
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16 March
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Netflix Says It Will Make More Interactive Content
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16 March
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Of Critics, Bullies And Trolls – How Do You Tell Which Is Which?
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15 March
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Netflix Agrees To Remove Footage Of Real Train Derailment From “Bird Box”
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15 March
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The International Campaign To Rebuild And Restock The Mosul University Library
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15 March
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All Of Germany’s States Agree To Start Repatriating Looted Items In Museums
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15 March
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The First Women-Only Club For Arts Workers Is Key For Overcoming Inequality In Industry, Says Founder
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15 March
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For First Time, English National Ballet Hires Staff Medical Director To Care For Dancers
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15 March
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Vivian Cherry, 98, Photographic Poet Of New York Street Scenes
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15 March
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Another Casualty Of Government Shutdown: Smithsonian’s Folklife Festival
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15 March
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Gimlet Media Becomes First Podcast Company To Unionize
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15 March
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PBS Launches Subscription Streaming Service On Amazon Prime
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15 March
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Gene Pack, 86, Salt Lake City’s Classical Radio Host For 40 Years
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15 March
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Afghanistan’s First All-Women Orchestra Is Now Touring Abroad
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15 March
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Nonwhite And Female TV Writers Take An Awful Lot Of Crap In The Workplace: Study
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15 March
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Working To Diversify The Buncha-White-Guys World Of Improv
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15 March
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Executive Director – Berkshire Opera Festival
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15 March
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NY’s New Hudson Yards – Architecture As Luxury Branding With A Giant Waste Basket In The Center
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15 March
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A Friend Asked This Baltimore Sun Reporter To Try Being A Private Eye. She Became A Bestselling Crime Novelist Instead
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15 March
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A Snapshot Of Arts Workers In Local Arts Agencies
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15 March
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‘A Cross Between Birgit Nilsson And Tina Fey’: How A Perfectly Good Mozart Soprano Became The World’s Leading Wagnerian Hero-Diva
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15 March
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Is London’s Proposed New Concert Hall Merely A Play For Bragging Rights?
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15 March
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Off-Broadway’s Best-Connected, Best-Loved Talent-Spotter
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15 March
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Meet DC’s National Gallery’s First Woman Director
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15 March
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The Old Fools
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15 March
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6 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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15 March
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Microtonality, Anyone?
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15 March
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Why Have A Bunch Of Realistic-Looking Statues Turned Up In An Empty West Philly Lot?
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15 March
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Is Disappearing Or De-Platforming People Or Work Defensible In Free Speech Terms?
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15 March
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A Stolen (And Damaged) deKooning Will Be Shown Before Heading To The Getty For Repair
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15 March
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A Sociologist Explores Explanations For Why Art By Men Gets Higher Prices Than Art By Women
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15 March
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An Attempt At An NPR For Conservatives?
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15 March
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Books Need Readers To Be Books. But What About The Quality Of The Reader?
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15 March
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The World’s First Virtual Reality Theatre Service
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15 March
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Deutsche Musikautorenpreis for Wolfgang Rihm
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14 March
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Sarah Connolly
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14 March
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Review: Mozart’s Requiem Gets a Fresh Spin at the Philharmonic
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14 March
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Recent Listening: Chucho Valdés
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14 March
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Cold Turkey Press: ‘Ikkyu Sojun — Nine Poems’
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14 March
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Jewish Theater Is A Real Thing In The US — Why Not In Britain? (There’s No Shortage Of Jews In Theatre There)
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14 March
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Rijksmuseum Begins Talks With Sri Lanka And Indonesia About Returning Art Looted Art In Colonial Era
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14 March
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Cuba Is Cracking Down On Street Artists. Here’s How They’re Keeping On
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14 March
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Graham Vick’s Opera Company, Always A Community Affair, Has Brought Refugees Into Its Chorus
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14 March
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Thieves Stole €3M Brueghel From Italian Church — But It Was A Copy Put There By The Cops
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14 March
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Adding Up What The Government Shutdown Cost Museums
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14 March
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Harper Lee Hated Monroeville, Ala. For Turning Her ‘Into A Tourist Attraction Like Graceland Or Elvis’: Letter
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14 March
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MoviePass Has Been Losing Even More Money Than We Thought
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14 March
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What Brings Wounded Cities Back To Life? Culture, Says World Bank Report
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14 March
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Sexing Up Female-Female Relationships For Biopics Isn’t Enough? Now They’re Adding Fake Lesbian Lovers To Movies About Real People
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14 March
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The 25 Top-Earning Authors Of The Past Ten Years
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14 March
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Why Are There So Many Movies About Horny Dancers Going Insane And Killing Each Other?
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14 March
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CEO Of Cartier: The Arts Define Who We Are
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14 March
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From Cattle Call to Company Contract, Here’s What It Takes to Join BalletX
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14 March
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Why Would Someone Pay Millions For A Copy Of The Mona Lisa?
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14 March
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Tulsa Symphony’s New Executive Director: Keith Elder Of Aspen Festival
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14 March
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How Did Street Art Get Corporatized?
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14 March
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Here’s The First Winner Of A New Prize For Offstage Work In The Arts
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14 March
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Has Literary Criticism Become Too “Nice.” Too Apolitical?
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14 March
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Michael Gielen, Uncompromising German Maestro, Is Dead at 91
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14 March
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Wole Soyinka Tells Henry Louis Gates What’s What
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14 March
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A Gaggle Of Geese, A Pride Of Lions. A ??? of Emojis?
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14 March
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Oakland Ballet Needs a Home. Oakland’s Civic Center Needs A New Purpose. Is It A Match?
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14 March
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Does Listening To Classical Music While You Work Help Your Productivity? Study Says It Depends
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14 March
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Jill Lepore On The Animating DreamS Of American Democracy
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14 March
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Spotify Accuses Apple Of Unfair Business Monopoly Practices
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14 March
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Our Academics Are Trapped In Academia. Can You Help?
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13 March
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Felix Mildenberger
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13 March
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Drumul Dracului
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13 March
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Michael Francis
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13 March
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Review: Anne-Sophie Mutter Pays Tribute to Previn at Carnegie Hall
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13 March
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Review: Beatrice Rana, a Young Pianist, Holds Carnegie Rapt
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13 March
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Recent Listening, In Brief
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13 March
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Shulman’s ‘Age of Disenchantments’ Has Arrived
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13 March
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Pakistan Has Banned Indian Movies. That May Hurt Pakistan More Than India.
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13 March
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Backstage Workers Are Being ‘Pushed To The Breaking Point’, Say UK Unions
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13 March
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One Of India’s Biggest Art Museums Is Inside Mumbai Airport
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13 March
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The Choirs With No Name (There Are Four Of Them)
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13 March
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Hirshhorn Museum Wants New Sculpture Garden To Be ‘A New Front Door On The Mall’
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13 March
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There Will Be No Strike At The Philadelphia Orchestra For (At Least) Four More Years
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13 March
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Riccardo Muti Joins Striking Chicago Symphony Musicians On Picket Line
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13 March
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After 36 Years, Minneapolis’s Zenon Dance Company Is Closing Down
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13 March
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One Of The Most Famous Prison Museums Addresses The Mass Incarceration Crisis
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13 March
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Brain Scans Of Actors Find Different Neural Functioning When They’re In Character
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13 March
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Now You Can Listen To T.S. Eliot Read, And Talk About, His Poetry
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13 March
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The Life And Loves Of Clara Rockmore, The Diva Of The Theremin
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13 March
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Our Cities Are Lousy With Memorials. One Thing: Do They Really Help Us Remember?
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13 March
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Why The Cis Director Of The Trans-Themed Film ‘Girl’ Says He Has The Right To Tell This Story
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13 March
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Orchestra Proposes New Hall In City Park. Community Protests Loss Of Said Park
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13 March
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What Stage Dancers Doing On-Camera Work Need To Know
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13 March
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Report: Rural Communities Do Better When They Develop Creative Industries
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13 March
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‘I’m Not A Gay Writer, I’m A Monster. Gay Writers Are Too Conservative.’ Are American Readers Finally Ready For James Purdy?
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13 March
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TDC is hiring Consultants!
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13 March
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Hirshhorn Proposes New Entrance Garden To National Mall
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13 March
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Jacques Loussier, Pianist Who Jazzed Up Bach, Dies at 84
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13 March
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The Singing Nuns: In 17th-Century Italy, Convent Choirs Were Practically An Industry
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13 March
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The Venerable Dance Critic At 85
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13 March
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Britney Spears, The Musical?
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13 March
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John Richardson, Picasso Biographer, 95
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13 March
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If Attention Is Currency, Critics Need To Reconsider How They Spend It
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13 March
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Framing A Debate On The Purpose Of Museums In Contemporary Culture
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13 March
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Hal Blaine, 90, The Most-Recorded Drummer Ever
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12 March
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Review: Under Salonen, the Philharmonia Orchestra Shines
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12 March
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Propwatch: the tooth in ‘Dinomania’
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12 March
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Pamela Tatge on Curatorial Practice
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12 March
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In Gaza, A Theatre Revives Itself Amidst The Wreckage
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12 March
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Michelangelo’s Terracotta Study For ‘Pietà’ Identified
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12 March
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English City Is Laying Off Every Curator In Its Museums
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12 March
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UK’s National Lottery Heritage Fund Has New Loan Program For Buying And Restoring Historic Buildings
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12 March
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Cellist George Neikrug, 100
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12 March
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Actors Theatre Of Louisville Appoints Artistic Director
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12 March
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Composer-Pianist Lives His (Other) Dream — And Has A Finger Snap Off ‘Like A Twig’
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12 March
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Conductor Michael Gielen Dead At 91
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12 March
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Should We Just Get Rid Of The Nobel Prize In Literature?
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12 March
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George Stade, Literary Scholar And Satirical Novelist, Dead At 85
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12 March
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Museum Staffers Ask, If You Can Spend Millions On Expansions, Why Are You Underpaying Us?
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12 March
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Why English Won’t Be Replaced As The World’s Lingua Franca Anytime Soon
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