Art and Culture

SAY: The Stuttering Association for the Young seeks a visionary, purpose-driven, and tenacious Chief Executive Officer to lead the organization as it prepares for the planned retirement of its Founder and CEO, Taro…
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Two words: Skills nostalgia. – Aeon Source link
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If theater and film can have both high and low art, why not ballet?Plié purists might turn up their noses, both at the general concept and at BIG Live's "Dracula," whose run at ATG San Francisco's Orpheum Theatre opened Friday, July 3.…
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The cosplay was typically intense and wildly creative among the tens of thousands of anime fans who turned out over the holiday weekend for the four-day Anime Expo in downtown Los Angeles. But there was one unmissable trend…
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“The White House condemned the  for what it said was a failure to celebrate the nation’s heritage, arguing it had become a political tool intent on denigrating the American story.” No First Amendment red flags here at all. – The…
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“When you open these cardboard frames up and look at the edges of the paper and see they’re stained and old, you can really picture Beatrix Potter’s hand. … It’s such a privilege to be this close and be trusted.” – The New York…
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The recent mission to the moon by Artemis II astronauts was memorable, inspiring, and scientifically important for so many reasons. It also brought us a treasure trove of new images and videos ready to be added to NASA's vast library of…
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PocpiBx3hfk The “New World” Symphony visual presentation created by Peter Bogdanoff for the Brooklyn Philharmonic’s 1994 Dvorak festival. Building on research by Michael Beckerman, it extrapolates the…
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Good Morning, The V&A’s new East Storehouse lets visitors order objects up from the collection and actually handle them (The New York Times). Museums have traditionally erected barriers between people and things; now one of…
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There Will Be Blood “both celebrates American cinema and inverts it.” – The New York Times Source link
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