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Culture’s Business Models, Both on Trial
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Large Protests In France Over Arts Funding Cuts
In Avignon, where artists, programmers and theatergoers rub shoulders for a month every summer, the announcement has ignited fierce debates and protests. Last week, an estimated 1,800 people demonstrated in front of the Papal Palace.…
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My Teacher – The American Scholar
My teacher was one of the people I most wanted to see whenever I visited New York City. Usually I’d call her as soon as I was settled, and when she answered the phone, I’d say, “Hi, this is Jane Bernstein,” and she’d say, “Jane…
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Sometimes It’s O.K. to Let a Language Die
There are, of course, other models of languages coexisting, with varying levels of amity. The Flemish-French divide in Belgium has not exploded in tumult but has nevertheless left the country in a state of institutional paralysis. French…
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Acting the fool: why have Hollywood press tours become so gimmicky? | Movies
This summer, we’ve been blessed with new movies from the legendary director Steven Spielberg and one of his biggest and most beloved successors, Christopher Nolan. In both cases, the movies have been heavily sold on the directors’ names,…
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How the Beach Vacation Became a Country-Music Trope
“The sun is hot,” Alan Jackson sings, accompanied by a trio of jaunty guitars (electric, acoustic, and pedal steel), and for a moment this sounds like a celebration. Instead, it turns out to be the beginning of a complaint:The sun is hot…
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The End of the Mega Gallery
On June 3, Pace Gallery’s CEO, Marc Glimcher, released a statement saying that “the current gallery model isn’t only broken, it’s unfixable.” He had just told the New York Times that Pace was…
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‘More real than anything you’ll see scrolling’: the radical resurgence of UK fanzines, 50 years…
‘The most important part of the word ‘fanzine’ is ‘fan’,” says London-based zine-maker Jon Marsh. Existing outside mainstream media, free from the demands of release cycles and search engine optimisation, music fanzines are obsessions…
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Christopher Nolan ends his movie with an added plot twist.
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You don’t usually have to issue a spoiler warning for an adaptation of a 2,700-year-old text,…
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Things You Can Hold | ArtsJournal
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