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Design “provocateur and rule-breaker” Gaetano Pesce dies aged 84
Italian designer and architect Gaetano Pesce, a pioneer of the Radical Design movement who blurred the boundaries between art and design, has passed away at age 84.
Pesce's death in his adopted home of New York was announced this…
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When will Metro Arts grant recipients be paid? Details remain murky
When will Metro Arts grant recipients be paid? Details remain murky | WPLN News
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The Coddling of the American Undergraduate | Missing Character | Issues
When I was a graduate teaching assistant at Harvard University a decade ago, one of my students missed a final exam because he forgot to set his alarm. I didn’t learn…
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How to Integrate Acting Skills Into Dance
For dancers, strengthening acting ability can enhance not only artistry and confidence but also storytelling onstage. After all, there is a lot of overlap between the two art forms. “Acting is mostly listening and being present,” says…
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The Missing Panels of the Bayeux Tapestry
The Hunt explores art and ancient relics that are—alas!—lost to time. From the Ark of the Covenant to Cleopatra’s tomb, these legendary treasures have long captured the imaginations of…
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Signature Theatre NYC seeks next Artistic Director
The Artistic Director will design and implement Signature’s artistic vision, curating an exciting and diverse season of productions that is in alignment with its organizational mission. Reporting to the board of trustees and partnering…
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What’s the Fastest Language in the World?
Full disclosure: My editor asked me to answer this question—“What’s the fastest language in the world?”—because I like writing about both language and strange, global superlatives. Pretty quickly I realized that there’s a basic problem…
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Edinburgh International Book Festival Warns Of Cutbacks
The new director of the Edinburgh International Book Festival has warned Scotland is at risk of losing arts events “every other week” without more public funding for culture and revealed that she would have had to scale back its…
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Justin Davidson: Supertall Towers Have Turned Central Park Into A Canyon
The result is a skyline that’s no longer just a backdrop or a distant view or a pleasantly hard-edged contrast with the soft green clouds of woodland. Instead, it’s a constant presence, looming inescapably over virtually every corner of…
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There’s no escaping Philip Glass and his piano etudes right now
In 1994, Philip Glass wrote six seemingly ordinary piano etudes for conductor and pianist Dennis Russell Davies on the occasion of his 50th birthday. Glass also wrote them for himself. Etudes are traditionally studies in technique, and…
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