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Jack Kerouac’s 120-Foot-Long Typescript For “On The Road” Sells For $12.1 Million
“It’s one of the most mythic icons in American letters — and now the most valuable. The 120-foot-long scroll on which Jack Kerouac hammered out the 1957 Beat Generation classic On the Road has realized an astounding $12.1 million at…
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Senators Call on GSA to ‘Proactively’ Protect Philip Guston Murals
On Wednesday, Senators Sheldon Whitehouse (D-Rhode Island) and Chuck Schumer (D-New York) sent an open letter to Ed Forst, administrator of the General Services Administration questioning the organization’s management of its Fine Arts…
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Do you listen to audiobooks, read e-books or print?
There is no shortage of different ways to enjoy literature. Audiobooks provide a visceral experience, and a really good narrator can make an average book really great. E-books are another way readers can enjoy books while on the…
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Teaching students when to struggle
I was early to the generative AI wave in higher education: I was among the first professors who teach writing to publish in an academic journal about generative AI and critical thinking, and I am now part of an interdisciplinary…
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The hill I will die on: Streaming is rubbish – take me back to the golden era of DVDs | Frances Ryan
Streaming has many strengths: producing some of the best shows of recent years, convenience, the chance to spend hours of your life scrolling through algorithm-suggested content only to watch nothing and then pass out at 1am. But when it…
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Bay Area dance company and school to shut down after nearly 60 years
Peninsula Lively Arts and its subsidiary Peninsula Ballet Theatre are closing after six decades teaching and performing dance in San Mateo County, leaving a gaping hole in the local dance scene."There's this ecological effect," Interim…
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Buzzfeed has ‘substantial doubt’ it can stay in business
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Buzzfeed, the digital media company that took the mid-2010s by storm, said on Thursday it has “substantial doubt” about its ability to continue as a business.…
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El Greco Painting Discovered After Overpainting Is Removed
“This weekend, the Vatican revealed a newly discovered painting by master Mannerist El Greco, long hidden underneath a forgery. This small work of oil on board, titled The Redeemer (c. 1590–95), turned up in the (papal apartments).”…
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The Yachats Public Library grows up • Oregon ArtsWatch
Yachats Mayor Craig Berdie wields the giant scissors during a Feb. 28 ribbon-cutting celebrating the grand reopening of the Yachats Public Library. David Rivinus, chair of the Library Commission and library administrator Traci Altson…
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‘Sold out’ as a fictional story: How the music industry learned to sell success even when it didn’t…
Many of the “sold out” signs displayed in Spain are debatable. This perception cannot be understood without observing how the live music industry operates today: “sold out” is an internal advertising tool within the music industry. In…
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