Art and Culture

“A number of guests had told the company they would be reluctant to appear at Comic-Con shows again after cases of recordings taking place without their knowledge. The ban is applicable to Meta glasses and any other ‘wearable recording…
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And sometimes? They’re meme-inspired, as the European Central Bank found out last week. – Fast Company Source link
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He said the quiet part out loud. As the artistic director of New York's Public Theater and one of the art form's most prominent leaders, Oskar Eustis is known to do that. And as always, he got the art world talking.When Eustis, 67,…
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“The museum is covering the deficits by drawing on a pool of money that includes cash and reserves — sometimes referred to as quasi-endowment — whose use was not restricted by donors for any specific purpose.” – Philadelphia…
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Lori Walsh was laid off and her public affairs show canceled following the loss of federal funding. She's now back…
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All too often, I look at any given scenario and assume the worst will happen. I am not alone in this sentiment, and you can attribute it to an anxiety disorder, or *gestures at everything*, or perhaps the mindset that became…
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Todd Machover’s talk at the Future Figures symposium. For the second consecutive summer, Jacob’s Pillow invited choreographers, presenters, producers, academics, and funders to its inspiring home in the Berkshires to exchange ideas…
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Good Morning, August Wilson wrote one of his best plays by staring at a Romare Bearden collage until it told him what happened next (New York Times). Not influence in the sentimental sense, but a transfer of structure across forms, he…
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“It was very clear from the word go that his heart was in classics, and it became clear fairly quickly to me that he really loved Greek tragedy, and that is a nice bridge to his acting career.” – The New York Times Source link
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“Amid the pain and protest following George Floyd’s murder by police in 2020, artists known and unknown picked up brushes and spray cans. They created hundreds of murals on 4×8-foot plywood sheets covering windows and doors.”…
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