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20 May
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Classical music news. Obituary
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20 May
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Classical music news. Obituary
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20 May
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Classical music news. Christopher Gabbitas Appointment
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20 May
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Classical music news. Chagall Quartet Tour
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20 May
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Classical music news. Olympic Voices
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20 May
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Review: One Afternoon, Two Spectacular Orchestras
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20 May
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Planets Are Piling Up, But There’s A Size Missing
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20 May
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The Fruits Of Alexei Ratmansky’s 10-Year Partnership With American Ballet Theater
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20 May
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At Cannes, The EU Examines Gender Disparity Among Critics
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20 May
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After Trump Blacklists China’s Huawei, Google Suspends Some Business With The Company
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20 May
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When Two Genre Writers Talk To Two Creative Writing Teachers, Sparks Fly
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20 May
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The Problem With Facebook And Twitter, And Politics? Flow
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20 May
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Elena Ferrante: Storytelling Has Been Wrested From Men, And Its Power Now Rests In Women’s Hands
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20 May
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A Playwright Says It’s Time To Dismantle Theatre’s Hierarchy
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20 May
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A Theatre In Western New York Cast A White Woman To Play The Enslaved Character Tituba In ‘The Crucible’
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20 May
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Hollywood Is Stressing Out Over The Elton John Biopic Because It’s ‘So Gay’
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20 May
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Shepard Fairey And 30 Other Artists ‘Transform’ An LA High School With Huge Murals
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20 May
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James Arkatov, Founder Of The Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Has Died At 98
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20 May
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Book Clubs Are Getting Rather Niche
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20 May
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Sammy Shore, Co-Founder Of The Comedy Store, Has Died At 92
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20 May
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How The LA Phil Turned A Beethoven Concerto Marathon Into More Of A Relay
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20 May
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Could New “Indie” Social Media Sites Solve What’s Bad About Social Media?
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20 May
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How To make The SATs More Fair? Adversity Algorithms?
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20 May
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The Experts Problem: Why Generalists Out-perform Experts
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20 May
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Colleagues Remember I.M. Pei
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20 May
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Does A New Classical Music Streaming Service Solve The Meta-Data Problem?
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20 May
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The Problem With Eternity (And What To Do About It)
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20 May
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New Financing, New Partners: Woodstock 50 Is On Again?
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20 May
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The Suburbification Of The Urban Landscape
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20 May
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One Talent Agency Breaks Ranks, Sides With Writers
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20 May
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Herman Wouk, Author Of ‘The Caine Mutiny’ And Perennial Best-Selling Writer, Has Died At 103
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20 May
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The Vanishing Stars Of Bengali Folk Theatre
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20 May
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Ruth Beckford, Often The Only Black Dancer In Modern Dance Companies, Has Died At 93
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19 May
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U.S. Film Companies Haven’t Entirely Given Up On Foreign Films
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19 May
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Eurovision: The Netherlands Wins, Madonna Flops, And Iceland May Have Gotten Itself Banned
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19 May
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The Endless Discussions Of Game Of Thrones Won’t Stop Tomorrow
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19 May
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Google Has Been Tracking Just About Everything We Buy Online
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19 May
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Machiko Kyo, Star Of ‘Rashomon’ And Many Other Films, Has Died At 95
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19 May
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Under A Hardline Government In India, Theatre Is Facing More Censorship, And Violence
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19 May
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Knopf Fires A Longtime, Famous Editor Of Raymond Carver, Annie Dillard, And More
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19 May
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Protestors March From The Whitney Biennial To Board Member’s Townhouse
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19 May
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As U.S. States Strive To Make Abortion Illegal, Romance Novelists Pledge To Write About It
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19 May
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LA MOCA Gets A $10 Million Gift To Make Entrance Free
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19 May
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There’s A Moon Rush On, And Science Fiction Is Partly To Blame
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19 May
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Reaching out with love
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19 May
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As More Commercial Movies Flood Cannes, Deals Follow
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19 May
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Thomas Nozkowski, Who Changed The Course Of Abstract Art, Has Died At 75
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19 May
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For Decades, Cuba Exported Radio Soap Operas – And Now Their Post-Revolution Successors Are Going Digital
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19 May
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Fighting Visual Clichés About Africa
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18 May
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A Label in Need: The Week in Classical Music
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18 May
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The Week in Arts: Renée Zellweger as aTemptress; Tilda Swinton and her Daughter as Co-Stars
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18 May
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A New Tool Links The Arts To Measurable Social Impacts
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18 May
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Belgium’s Royal Museum Says It Wants To Confront The Country’s Colonial Africa Past. There’s Just One Problem…
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18 May
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What Happens When Site-Specific Art Can’t Be Site-Specific Any More?
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18 May
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What Public TV And Radio Learned About Members And How They Support Public Media
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18 May
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What Does It Mean That Jeff Koons’ Bunny Just Sold For $91 Million? Anything?
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18 May
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The Non-Performing Musicians’ Agent: Is It Fraud, Incompetence Or Unrealistic Hopes?
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18 May
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We’ve Long Imagined Artificial Beings. It Was A Useful Exercise. But Now We’re Close To Seeing It Become Real, Will We Be Disappointed?
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17 May
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Classical music news. Obituary
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17 May
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Listening to the Throbbing of the Stars
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17 May
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Midweek extra: Freddie Hubbard with Allyn Ferguson’s Band in the ’70s
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17 May
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Sackler/Kanders: My 1978 ARTnews Exposé on Met’s Sackler Enclave (plus: my takes on opioids, tear gas)
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17 May
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Australia’s Top Professional Vocal Ensemble Suddenly Declares Bankruptcy
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17 May
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First-Ever Biennale Of Australian Art Has Collapsed Into Insolvency
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17 May
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Grumpy Cat, Empress Of Internet Memes, Dead At 7
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17 May
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As Australia’s Elections Approach, Here’s Where The Parties Stand On The Arts
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17 May
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Salon.Com Sold For $5 Million In Final Effort To Stay Afloat
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17 May
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Karina Canellakis And Montreal Symphony Pull Off Enormous Program Change At Literally The Last Minute
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17 May
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Series Of Titan Paintings To Be Shown Together For First Time In 316 Years
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17 May
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A Thorough Takedown Of The New NPR Morning Edition Theme
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17 May
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Caught In The Middle Of #MeToo: When The Same Union Represents Accusers And Accused
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17 May
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‘Bound To Win’: Jill Lepore On The Evolution Of The Presidential-Candidate Memoir
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17 May
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Florida Man Misunderstands Joke, Calls Cops On Comedian
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17 May
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LGBT-Themed Film In Indonesia Causes National Moral Panic
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17 May
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The Growing Wealth Inequality Gap Is Being Mirrored In The Contemporary Visual Art World
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17 May
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Poor Batsheva Dance Company Can’t Go Anywhere Without Protests, Not Even To A New HQ In Its Hometown
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17 May
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Art-Washing: Museums Face The Taint Of Donor Money
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17 May
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Cincinnati Ballet Runs Classes For Children With Range Of (Dis)Abilities
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17 May
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Your Kid’s Smart. Brilliant Even. Chances Are (S)he’s Going To Fail Big Time. Here’s How It Happens
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17 May
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Why ‘Game Of Thrones’ Has Been Good For British Theatre
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17 May
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Musician Crowdfunding Site Heads To Bankruptcy And Musicians Scramble To Recover
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17 May
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6 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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17 May
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This Ancient Art Form Is Practiced Every Morning In Front Of Houses All Over South India
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17 May
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Tax Records: James Levine’s Company Received $936K In His Final Season
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17 May
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The Internet Is Fragmenting And Information Is Being Balkanized. Here’s How
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17 May
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Does A City’s Beauty Translate Into A “Better” City? This Study Takes Up The Question
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17 May
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Study: Want More Civil Online Discourse? Post The Rules
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17 May
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Noise-Canceling The World: What Happens When You Always Wear Headphones
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17 May
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From YouTube To Hollywood: Short Is The New Thing
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17 May
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Architect I. M. Pei, 102
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16 May
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Puritans on the verge of a nervous breakdown (and what they have to tell us): Axis Theatre Co. and Romeo Castellucci
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16 May
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How Theatre In Zimbabwe Has Been Dealing With Two Decades Of Upheaval And Poverty
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16 May
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After Firing Two Museum Directors, Czech Culture Minister Gets Fired Himself
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16 May
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Britain’s Equivalent Of ‘Jerry Springer Show’ Cancelled After Guest Found Dead
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16 May
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Actress Machiko Kyo, 95, Star Of ‘Rashomon’
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16 May
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The Arts Funder Created To Get Away From The Culture Wars Fought Over The NEA
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16 May
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Weinstein Company (As In Harvey) Files For Bankruptcy Liquidation
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16 May
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Jeff Koons Once Again Holds Record For Most Expensive Work By A Living Artist
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16 May
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Fired Brown University Conductor Files Racial Discrimination Complaint With State Panel
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16 May
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Pennsylvania Is Helping Pay For The Philadelphia Orchestra’s China Tour. What Do State Taxpayers Get Out Of It?
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16 May
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Planned New Airport For Machu Picchu Horrifies Archaeologists, Historians
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16 May
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Meet The Woman Who’s (Finally) Taking The Helm Of The National Ballet Of Cuba From Alicia Alonso
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16 May
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Pennsylvania Ballet Adopts New Ranking System, And Lots Of Dancers Get Promotions
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16 May
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How We Do Being Old And Sick In America: 87-Year-Old Jazz Legend Kenny Burrell And Why He Needs A GoFundMe Campaign
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16 May
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New Study On The Arts And Social Impact: King County
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16 May
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How Shakespeare By And For The Inebriated (Actors And Audience) Went From Fringe To Franchise
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16 May
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Chief Creative Economy Officer
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16 May
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UK Dancer Denied Visa To Perform In Seattle This Weekend
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16 May
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‘The Kafka Of Uruguay’ (And Why It Makes Sense That Uruguay Produced One)
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16 May
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Saarinen’s Iconic JFK Terminal Reopens As A Hotel
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16 May
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Here’s The Latest Theory On The Mysterious, Undeciphered Voynich Manuscript
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16 May
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Meet The Artists Radically Transforming Broadway Theatre
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16 May
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Vanessa Lann most played Dutch composer
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16 May
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Ellen Reid receives Pulitzer Prize
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16 May
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Jörg Demus, Exponent of Piano Repertory’s Heart, Dies at 90
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16 May
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Laura Dern’s 40-Year Acting Career Has Been As Flexible As Her (Extraordinary) Face Is
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16 May
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Pittsburgh Opera Postpones Major New Opera. What (If Anything) Does This Say About New Opera? (About Pittsburgh Opera?)
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16 May
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Daniel Libeskind Designing Museum Of Humans In Kenya
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16 May
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Polite? Pleasant? Not Words You Ever Thought Would Characterize The Whitney Biennial
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16 May
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Trump Proposed Killing The NEA. House Democrats Propose A Budget Increase
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16 May
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“Not Good Enough”: London’s Royal Opera House Announces 19 Male Conductors, One Woman For New Season
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16 May
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A Harvard Dean Is Working On Harvey Weinstein’s Defense. Students Protested. Harvard Removes Dean
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16 May
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Met Museum Says It Won’t Accept More Sackler Money
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16 May
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Do You Want More Audiences and Donors? 2 Arts Marketing, Development & Ticketing Conferences to Choose From!
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15 May
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Discovering New Work: The Week in Classical Music
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15 May
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Royal Ballet Begins Major Education Project In Far-Off Yorkshire Town
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15 May
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Collective Is Translating 100 Classic Indian Novels Into English For The First Time
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15 May
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It’s Illegal To Be Gay In Tunisia, But These Brave Souls Put On A Queer Film Festival There
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15 May
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Brazil’s New Gov’t Redirects Culture Funding Away From Rio And São Paulo — Sharing The Wealth? Or Punishing Bolsonaro’s Enemies?
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15 May
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Boston Ballet Principal Retires To Direct Rhode Island’s Largest Ballet Company
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15 May
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Rochester Philharmonic Music Director To Step Down
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15 May
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Turns Out Susan Sontag’s Actual First Book Was The One Her Husband Put His Name On And Made His Career With
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15 May
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Yet Another Problem With Peter Zumthor’s Design For New LACMA Building: You Can’t Hang Paintings On Bare Concrete Walls
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15 May
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Andrei Kramarevsky, One Of America’s Most Influential Ballet Teachers, Dead At 90
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15 May
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Migrant Death Boat Is By Far Most Controversial Work At Venice Biennale
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15 May
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Stop Asking What It’s Like To Be A Female Director, Say Females On Cannes Jury
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15 May
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90-Year-Old Composer Disrupts Opera Opening With 50-Year-Old Grudge Against Company
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15 May
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Why Do Artists Tend To Be More Liberal? Study Says Their Brains Work Differently
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15 May
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How Exactly Do You Define ‘Camp’? You Shouldn’t Even Try (Sorry, Susan Sontag)
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15 May
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E.O. Wilson On Creativity In Science And Humanities
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15 May
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A Vietnamese-American Theatre Critic Finally Sees Her Stories Onstage — And Feels What She Had Barely Known Was Missing
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15 May
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Ten Must-See Movies Setting The Buzz At Cannes
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15 May
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‘The Most Holistic Approach To Creating Belonging That I Have Witnessed In A Theatre’
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15 May
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Man Dives To The Deepest, Remotest Place On Earth And Finds… Plastic
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15 May
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Hervé Birolini receives QuattroPole Music Prize
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15 May
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Executive Director – Ballet Des Moines
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15 May
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Mel Gibson Is Playing A Character Called ‘Rothchild’, And Folks On Social Media Aren’t Having It
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15 May
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Why Making Things Easier Actually Makes Some Things Much More Difficult
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15 May
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Rebuilding A Literary Canon With The Voices That Weren’t Heard In The Mainstream
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15 May
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What Dance Criticism Really Needs Is Outsiders (Says A Veteran Dance Critic)
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15 May
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How Doris Day Connected With America
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15 May
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A Beam Of Light? Crystal? What Should A Rebuilt Notre Dame’s Spire Be?
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15 May
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BBC Wants To Pry Listeners From Their Bubbles (Possible?)
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14 May
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7 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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14 May
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Firing Up the Neural Symphony
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14 May
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Venice Opens Its First Permanent Art District
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14 May
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Shakespeare’s Globe Postpones Its Project Prospero Expansion
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14 May
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Hannelore Elsner, German Actress Loved By Art-House Audiences And TV Viewers, Dead At 76
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14 May
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Saudi Arabia Tries To Restart Its Effort To Build A Movie Industry (After That Little Khashoggi Unpleasantness)
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14 May
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This Detroit Artist Turned The Street He Grew Up On Into A Great Big Art Installation — Why Is He Now Taking It Apart?
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14 May
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‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ Is Now Top-Grossing American Play In Broadway History
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14 May
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Indianapolis Symphony Music Director Krzysztof Urbanski To Step Down In 2021
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14 May
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Can A City’s Cultural Vibrancy Be Measured? Here’s An Economist Who’s Trying
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14 May
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Howard Stern Explains How He Turned Into Terri Gross
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14 May
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‘When Literature Is Broken, We Rebuild It — Because We Need Shelter’: Arundhati Roy’s PEN America Lecture
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14 May
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Diary Of A Player In The First US Orchestra Ever To Visit Mao’s China
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14 May
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At The Beginning Of The 20th Century Pianist/Composer Cecile Chaminade Was A Star. Then She Was Forgotten
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14 May
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Train The Brain: How Neurofeedback Can Make Us Believe
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14 May
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‘Dude’, ‘Grotesque’, And Other Words That Came From High-Culture History
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14 May
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How Belief Turned Into Opinion
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14 May
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How Merce Cunningham Made The Judson Dance Theater Revolution Possible
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14 May
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There’s A Reason For That: Understanding The Age Of Enlightenment
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14 May
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Comedic Sidekick Tim Conway Dies At 85 After Fight With Dementia
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14 May
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33 Things You’d Benefit By Knowing As An Artistic Director
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14 May
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Classical music news. Obituary
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14 May
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Miller Theater Unveils Its 20th Composer Portraits Series
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14 May
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Saturday night special
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14 May
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Propwatch: the suitcases in ‘Death of a Salesman’
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14 May
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Something American orchestras don’t want known
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14 May
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Time Pauses For Valentin Silvestrov
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14 May
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New Frontiers in Arts Research: My panel remarks at the IU Center for Cultural Affairs Symposium
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14 May
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Academia Is Addictive, Dysfunctional, And A Total Mess. Are We In End Days?
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14 May
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Plea For A Great Detente: Science And Philosophy
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14 May
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Maybe Arts Organizations Aren’t Set Up Structurally To Become More Diverse?
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14 May
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In 1975 Bas Jan Ader Set Out In A Tiny Boat As Part Of An Art Project And Was Never Heard From Again
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14 May
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Broken System: How Music Gets Promoted (And Who Gets Played)
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14 May
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Wales Proposes Making Arts Core To Public Education
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14 May
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Canadians In Rural Areas And Small Towns Could Lose Free TV
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14 May
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Cristóbal Halffter receives Spanish Music Prize
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13 May
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There Are Many, Many, Many, Many Theories About Leonardo
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13 May
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Australian Art In Chains At The Venice Biennale
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13 May
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Peggy Lipton, Star Of ‘The Mod Squad’ And ‘Twin Peaks,’ Has Died At 72
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13 May
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The Radical Act Of Writing
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13 May
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Asking A University Press To Make A Profit Is Asinine, And Anti-Intellectual
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13 May
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Inspired By ‘This American Life,’ A Chinese Podcast Shoots Up In Popularity And Acclaim
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13 May
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How To Become An Admired Playwright: First, Leave School Without Ever Having Been To The Theatre
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13 May
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An Arts And Crafts House Left By A Pioneering Feminist Sculptor To The UK Is Restored After Legal Battle
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13 May
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Still Not Watching ‘Killing Eve’? The BAFTA TV Awards Think You Should
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13 May
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Reframing Lee Krasner, Pioneering Abstract Expressionist
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13 May
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Oh, You Think The Marvel Universe Has A Lot Of Movies? Try The 1000-Story Comic Book Arc
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13 May
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A Hair Salon Traded Its Mirrors For Contemporary Art, And Then Won Some Gallery Funding [VIDEO]
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13 May
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A New Zealand Museum Invests Millions To Merge Art, Science, And Memory
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13 May
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Cannes Has Some Rules, Like ‘Wear Heels,’ That Strike The 2019 Sensibility As A Tad Retrograde
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13 May
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Doris Day, Film Star And Animal Rights Activist, Has Died At 97
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13 May
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This Year’s Herb Alpert Award Winners
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13 May
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Find Your Passion? Great! But It Doesn’t Mean You’ll Be Any Good At It
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13 May
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An Amazing Legacy: Susan Wadsworth Spent 58 Years Boosting The Careers Of Young Musicians. Now She’s Retiring
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13 May
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Fascinating: The Moral Of “Pinocchio” Was Not About Lying, But About Education
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13 May
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Rising Threat: Museums Versus Authoritarian Governments
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13 May
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Poverty As A Willful Act (So Why Are We Doing It?)
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13 May
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Why People Were So Charmed By The Kid Who Exclaimed “Wow” After Mozart
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13 May
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What To Read When You Want To Rethink Motherhood
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13 May
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How Should We Deal With Actors Who Appeared In Racist Movies?
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13 May
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Is There A ‘Chicken Soup For The Soul’ Book For Literally Every Person On The Planet?
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13 May
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Marco Beltrami honored at Ghent Film Festival
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12 May
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Classical music news. Obituary
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12 May
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‘Trans-Am Totem’ and ‘Autogeddon’
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12 May
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In every pot
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12 May
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Force of nature — how the Chicago Lyric Opera sold tickets
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12 May
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Observe, Learn, And Shape: Succession Planning As A Tool For Achieving Diversity In Arts Leadership
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12 May
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Engaging Young Professionals in Arts Leadership
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12 May
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Want To Be Relevant? Create Cultural Currency In Your Organization. Recruiting Younger Board Members Can Help.
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12 May
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4 Musicians Chart 100 Years in the Life of a Man Who Ran Away From Slavery
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12 May
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Listening To And Learning From Each Other
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12 May
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Artist Verna Hart, Whose Art Reflected The Rhythms Of Jazz, Has Died At 58
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12 May
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Oops, Fake Movie Money Is Fooling Cashiers
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12 May
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An Author May Lose Her Book Contract After A Tweet
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12 May
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After Being Turned Down By A Woman Of Color, The UK Picks A White Man As Poet Laureate
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12 May
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Streaming Is The Talk Of The Media, But Advertisers Are Apparently Eager To Give Money To Traditional Channels
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12 May
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The Estate Of Robert Indiana Sues To Stop Sales For Reproductions Of ‘LOVE’ And ‘HOPE’
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12 May
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How To Turn Kids Into Bookworms
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12 May
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Bringing Brooklyn Back To BAM
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12 May
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Alvin Sargent, Oscar-Winning Screenwriter Of ‘Julia’ And ‘Ordinary People,’ Has Died At 92
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12 May
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Broadband In The US Is Still Slow And Expensive, But Companies Are Racing To Change That – From Space
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12 May
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At The Venice Biennale, Lithuania Wins The Top Prize
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12 May
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The Cost Of Being A Ballerina
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12 May
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How To Listen To Music That You’re Pretty Sure Is By A Predator
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12 May
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As Penguin Random House Buys A Big Spanish Publisher, Its True Rivals Are The Big Three
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12 May
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Are Sitcoms Doomed At The Networks?
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12 May
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Yes, We Should Dismantle Facebook – But That Might Not Be Enough
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12 May
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Las Vegas Has Become A Literary Hub
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11 May
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Classical music news. Obituary
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11 May
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Brilliant Brutality: The Week in Classical Music
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11 May
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Armory Art Center – Director of Development
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11 May
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Chinese Gov’t Is Keeping Zhang Yimou’s Latest Film Out Of Festivals — Because They Don’t Want It To Win
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11 May
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The Toxic 25-Year Afterlife of “The Bell Curve” On Our Debates On Race
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11 May
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The “Camp” Aesthetic: From Susan Sontag To The Met Gala
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11 May
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Could Shakespeare Have Been A Woman?
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11 May
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Adventures In Pricing: Art Gallery Of Ontario Rethinks Who Pays What To Come Inside
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11 May
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How To Save The Humanities In Colleges? Rethink The Whole Idea
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11 May
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Dirty Little Secret: Who Owns Land In Great Britain
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11 May
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The Week in Arts: ‘The Biggest Little Farm,’ a ‘Jane Eyre’ Ballet and ‘Line of Duty’
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11 May
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Deutsche Musikautorenpreis for Wolfgang Rihm
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11 May
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Ennio Morricone honered by pope
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10 May
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After 58 Years, Classical Music’s Star-Maker Says Goodbye
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10 May
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Then There’s This: Brecker With Holmquist And The UMO
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10 May
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Sontagian Revulsion: My Notes on “Camp” at the Metropolitan Museum
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10 May
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We need to unearth some history
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10 May
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One Of World’s Largest Corporate Art Collections To Be Sold Off To Fund Social Projects
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10 May
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Thomas Nozkowski, Painter Of ‘Gentle’ Abstract Art, Dead At 75
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10 May
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Teenagers Who Assaulted Cleveland Orchestra Member And Stole His Violin And Car Sentenced To Prison
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10 May
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‘Magic Mike’ Musical Hits Trouble As Almost Entire Creative Team Quits
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10 May
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Wildenstein Gallery Sued For Allegedly Selling Fake Bonnard Painting
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10 May
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Conan O’Brien Settles Lawsuit By Writer Who Alleged Joke Theft
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10 May
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St. Paul Chamber Orchestra Eliminates Its ‘Liquid Music’ Alt-Classical Series
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10 May
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Jim Fowler, Co-Host Of ‘Mutual Of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom’, Dead At 89
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10 May
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How Crowdfunding Site Patreon Helps (And Doesn’t) Creators Who Use It
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10 May
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Why Alexei Ratmansky Wanted To Choreograph A Shostakovich Triple-Bill
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10 May
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Developers Who Worked On Violent Video Games Tell What It Did To Their Brains
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10 May
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As Ethical Controversies Arise Around Their Donors And Collections, Can Museums Correct Themselves? Can They Afford To?
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10 May
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Strong Links Between Air Pollution And Dementia
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10 May
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What’s It Like To Play The Clintons On Broadway? Let Laurie Metcalf And John Lithgow Tell You
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10 May
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When The Old Soviet Union “Thawed” And Became Fascinated With Western Culture
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10 May
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Boston Ballet Is About To Play A Rock Festival
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10 May
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The Kid Who Exclaimed “Wow!”
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10 May
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Rhode Island ACLU Sues Over Tax Law That Discriminates Against Nonfiction Authors
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10 May
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Under Fyre: Woodstock 50 Festival Is One Enormous Mess. And Now It’s All In Court
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10 May
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The Week in Arts: Cher, ‘42nd Street’ and ‘At the Heart of Gold’
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10 May
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8 Classical Music Concerts to See in N.Y.C. This Weekend
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10 May
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‘We Are In The Early Stages Of A New Filmmaking Revolution’
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10 May
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Survey Of UK Musicians With Disabilities: 70 Percent Hide Their Disability So They Can Work
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10 May
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Maine Newspaper Prints Letter To The Editor Complaining About Opera Gala Attendees’ “Slovenliness.” Uproar Ensues. Then Paper Says Letter Was Fake
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10 May
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Where Does The Original End And The Copy Begin? (And Don’t Even Mention Fakes)
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10 May
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New Deal: Italian Galleries Won’t Have To Pay Artist Resale Royalties
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10 May
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In Ancient Times, Timekeeping Was Erratic. When We Figured It Out, It Revolutionized The World
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10 May
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Blunt Instrument: The Complexity Of Using Quotas To Drive Equity
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10 May
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Gabriel Yared to receive Max Steiner Award
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9 May
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How ‘Canon in D Major’ Became the Wedding Song
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9 May
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How Do You Bring Hong Kongers Back To Boring Old Cantonese Opera? Write One About Donald Trump, Zombies, And ‘The Sound Of Music’
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9 May
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Hong Kong’s Long-Delayed New Arts Mecca Is About To Start Hemorrhaging Executives
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9 May
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Woolly Mammoth’s Howard Shalwitz Checks Out Russia’s Contemporary Theatre Scene
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9 May
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Ballet Memphis Finds Its New Artistic Director In-House
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9 May
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Polish Woman Arrested For Adding Rainbow Halo To Icon Of Virgin And Child
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9 May
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Philadelphia Begins Pilot Cultural Pass Program For Employees Of Two Major Local Institutions
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9 May
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Florida Man Returns Piece Of Stonehenge He Stole 60 Years Ago
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9 May
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She Had Vertebrae Fused At Age 3. Now She’s A Lead Dancer At Atlanta Ballet
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9 May
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Prof. Chuck Kinder, Inspiration For Michael Chabon’s ‘Wonder Boys’, Dead At 76
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9 May
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Video Game Players Have An Endless Thirst For Updates, And The Pressure Is Driving Developers To The Breaking Point
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9 May
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This Guy’s Getting All Avant-Garde Hipster-y With The Renaissance’s Most Genteel Instrument
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9 May
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What’s The Deal With America’s Fondness For Endless Adolescence? Blame Mark Twain
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9 May
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What “The Great Gatsby” Tells Us About Jazz In The 1920s
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