Art and Culture

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Bold choice to write a satire in 2026 is a sentiment I’ve come across more than once lately. Boldness is inherent in the act of writing satire, and always has been. But in the context of the present moment, what I take this to…
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Sign up for the Slatest to get the most insightful analysis, criticism, and advice out there, delivered to your inbox daily. Some of the world’s biggest tech companies have begun plotting out their next pivot—and it’s all…
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An envisioned 3,200-seat performance hall that would be completed in 2030 at Portland State University, along with a 1,200-seat hall, academic buildings, a new hotel, a conference center, restaurants, and other performance, rehearsal…
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On a perfect spring day in Paris, the deer is first visible in the distance, poised between an avenue of just-budding plane trees in the 7th arrondissement. Its head is raised, its body poised. Seen there among the trees, it really could…
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This Week’s Highlights: The Boston Symphony has been “living on borrowed time” for years, says Keith Lockhart (Boston Globe). The Jungle Theater in Minneapolis has put its building up for sale (Star Tribune). London’s…
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Arts Engines highlights the perspectives of the thought leaders and game-changers who are creating significant impact in the field of the arts. As the only arts show of its kind with an African-American host, it is produced in…
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Union Arts Center, home of ACT Contemporary Theatre & Seattle Shakespeare Company, is excited to announce an opening for a Director of Production (DOP). Union Arts Center (UAC) has successfully launched our inaugural season,…
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Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay This week we collected 138 stories on ArtsJournal . Here’s what I learned: Cultural historian Joseph Horowitz published an alarm this week — part of a transcript of a conversation he had with…
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The California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco plans to lay off 53 employees and scale back some programs as it grapples with a growing budget deficit driven by rising costs and lagging revenue.The cuts, announced Tuesday, will…
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