Art and Culture

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It’s fair to say James Baldwin wasn’t a fan of The Exorcist. “It has absolutely nothing going for it,” he wrote in his 1976 memoir-meets-criticism collection The Devil Finds Work. “Except Satan, who is certainly the star.” William…
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Young adult fiction such as The Hunger Games, A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder and the Heartstopper graphic novels might be aimed at teenagers – but new research has shown that more than a quarter of readers of YA in the UK are over the age…
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Do you stick to a set schedule, or have a looser relationship to the clock? It can affect more than how you plan your dayIf Tamar Avnet asks her two sons to have lunch with her, the eldest might reply: ‘Sure, let’s eat at noon,’ while…
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In recent weeks, a concerning number of arts programs have announced they are cancelling their events or are shutting down for good. Castlemaine State Festival has gone into voluntary administration, Australian music festival…
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Credit: Wuhuiru55Beloved art, in how many gray hours Where life’s wild circle entangles me, You have kindled my heart with warm love; You transported me to a better world. Franz Schubert’s sublime lied “An die Musik,”…
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This article was featured in the One Story to Read Today newsletter. Sign up for it here.On August 23, 2000, after an extensive search and a months-long rumble of media speculation, a press conference was held in London. There, the actor…
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For the record:2:04 p.m. May 1, 2024: An earlier version of this article misreported Kim Noltemy’s start date. She assumes the new role on July 8. The Los Angeles Philharmonic has named Kim Noltemy its new president and chief executive.…
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Workers at the Art Gallery of Ontario went back to their jobs Tuesday, selling tickets, moving art and making shows after a month-long strike that resolved little and points to a deep class divide at the gallery.The 400 members of the…
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In this notion of distributed intelligence, there is something both democratizing and destabilizing—a sneaky but egalitarian mode of murdering the author. Tenen insists, though, that we shouldn’t agonize too much over the source of…
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