Art and Culture

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Fleeing from downtown Manhattan to Brooklyn. NEW YORK, Sept. 11, 2001 -- It was the scene of a nightmare: people on fire jumping in terror from the two World Trade Center towers just before the buildings collapsed, splinters of…
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The California-based Events.com has now acquired Operabase, a performing arts data and discovery platform. Previously operated by Arts Consolidated ApS, Operabase will continue its services as usual while Events.com integrates its…
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UPDATED with statement from Iowa AG Brenna Bird: When all is said and done, the antitrust clash between Paramount Skydance and a dozen blue states may be best articulated by a certain Earth, Wind & Fire tune and remembering a day…
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The survey will talk to 5,000 book buyers and profile them by genre, covering how they discover books across every channel—including social media and other digital tools—where and how they buy, and their mix of print, e-book, and audio,…
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This is the most striking 9/11 memorial tribute to be seen, especially in person. ‘The “Tribute in Light” appeared six months after 9/11 as a public art installation and has been presented every year since, from dusk of Sept. 11 to…
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Mexican artist Geles Cabrera, who was celebrated as her country’s first professional female sculptor and associated with the Generación de la Ruptura (Breakaway Generation), died on September 1 at age 100, as first reported by the…
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All eyes are on the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi as it prepares for opening on December 11 after two decades of delays. The cost of the project has neared $1 billion and the country is getting excited for what’s to come. Just…
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The debate has come a long way since the advent of Auto-Tune, when artists like Cher and T-Pain had hits that used the technology to turn their recorded vocals into something markedly robotic. – The New York Times Source link
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