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The Strad – Why are musicians afraid to rest? Rethinking recovery in classical music…
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’I haven’t had a proper week off in ten years.’
When my friend said those words, I honestly thought I had misheard her. Ten years? It seemed impossible. I asked why,…
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Big, Shiny Concert Hall In Georgia’s Capital To Be Demolished After 14 Years Of Sitting Unfinished…
Rike Concert Hall in Tbilisi, designed by Rome-based practice Studio Fuksas, was built, and nearly completed, between 2010 and 2012 at a cost of €40 million. Work stopped with a change in the national government; the project was…
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Jeff Koons Wins Case Accusing Him Of Copyright Infringement
A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday upheld a ruling in favor of pop artist Jeff Koons in a copyright dispute with a sculptor who had accused Koons of using his sculpture without permission in a 1989 series of artworks. – Reuters…
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Stop Saying Kids Can’t Read
It’s three weeks until Mississippi’s standardized test season begins, and Candace Hamberlin is feeling the pressure.Evidence of what’s at stake hangs all around Jefferson County Middle School, where Hamberlin is in her first year…
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Stop Saying Kids Can’t Read
It’s three weeks until Mississippi’s standardized test season begins, and Candace Hamberlin is feeling the pressure.Evidence of what’s at stake hangs all around Jefferson County Middle School, where Hamberlin is in her first year…
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‘A revolutionary act to watch it’: the film India’s censors do not want you to see | India
For as long as he has been a film-maker, there is one story Honey Trehan has wanted to tell above all.Growing up in the Indian state of Punjab, Trehan saw firsthand the devastation wrought by police who carried out tens of thousands of…
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This Letter Penned on the ‘Titanic’ Days Before It Sank Shares the Perspective of the Ship’s…
The letter, now up for auction, describes good weather and bustling activity as the “Titanic” prepared to set off across the Atlantic Ocean…
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How Hierarchy Hides in How We Think
The question is not whether the technological revolution already underway will abolish hierarchy. It will not. The question is different: what will the new currency of rank be, and will it better recognise ability, responsibility, and…
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Why Philanthropists Give?
For some, this elevated focus on philanthropy is not so much a voluntary strategic choice, but rather a response to their existing funders encouraging them to diversify their revenue streams and achieve what they see as a more…
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It Might Cost Too Much To Rebuild MacIntosh’s Glasgow School Of Art
Rebuilding the school in line with Mackintosh’s designs would cost 265 million pounds, about $355 million, the school said in a news release. That is “an amount that is not affordable and which would compromise the financial…
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