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The Trade in Looted Antiquities Endures for One Reason: Demand
One evening in 1997, a band of men began digging toward the base of a towering square chamber at Koh Ker, a 10th-century temple in northwest Cambodia. It was dangerous work. When multiple…
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Director of Marketing – Artis-Naples
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The Director of Marketing (Director) will lead the planning, execution, and optimization of integrated marketing and audience development strategies that drive ticket sales, subscriptions, memberships,…
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A New Penn Station We Won’t Dread Walking Into?
PTT’s plan features a design by PAU and HOK that references the original beaux-arts station – unceremoniously demolished in the 1960s – and retains Madison Square Garden (MSG) on the site. – Dezeen
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The Strad – Where tradition meets innovation: a Stradivari and a carbon fibre violin share the…
After 330 years, two very different violins came together in London to perform Bach’s Double Concerto (BWV 1043). One was a Stradivari, played by Andrew Bernardi; the other was a modern instrument made entirely of carbon fibre by…
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Why Hollywood’s Unions Didn’t Put Up a Fight With Studios This Year
What a difference three years makes. While 2023 marked the spiciest year in recent memory for Hollywood labor, with two major unions going on strike for more than 100 days each, 2026 was perhaps the sleepiest.
On Tuesday evening,…
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EU Kicks Off Probe of Paramount’s $24 Billion in Middle Eastern Funding for Warner Bros. Deal
The European Union’s regulatory arm is investigating Paramount Skydance’s proposed Warner Bros. Discovery megamerger over the financial backing of three Middle Eastern sovereign wealth funds.
The European Commission is…
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San Diego Mayor’s Budget Eliminates Arts Funding. This New Plan Restores Over 90% Of It.
The plan from City Council members and the Prebys Foundation will have the nonprofit provide $3 million in one-time replacement money, while the city shifts $6 million of hotel occupancy tax money from renovation of the Convention…
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How the Pace Layoffs Went Down—And What Comes Next
Early in the morning last Thursday, cell phones started buzzing. Pace gallery staff and their friends in the art world were sending each other a couple of short messages: “Is everything okay? What’s happening?”
Just after…
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The Yale Review | Audrey Wollen: “Is the Twenty-First Century a…
Critics mourn a bygone cultural era. But nostalgia for the new isn't new.…
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