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Experience: I stole a Rodin sculpture from a museum | Art
I was an art student in Santiago, Chile, when I was invited to the National Museum of Fine Arts for a private event in June 2005. I had some drinks and needed the bathroom, which was downstairs.On the way, I went into a very dark room –…
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Visa Costs For International Artists In The U.S. Have Risen Astronomically, And With Devastating…
One musician says, “Every time I go over there, I’m losing money. … We’re never making money, it’s not a possibility. I’m lucky enough that I’m signed now and I’ve made two albums so I have the money…
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Michael Jackson’s Accusers Would Like To See Those Sealed Records, Please
Jackson’s production company “believes Robson and Safechuck’s actual target is a series of nude photographs of Jackson included in the records,” or so they claim. – Los Angeles Times (MSN)
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Casey Benjamin, Free-Spirited Saxophonist, Dies at 45
Casey Benjamin, who brought colorfully expansive saxophone flourishes to the Grammy-winning Robert Glasper Experiment and added rich layers of texture to recordings by Solange, A Tribe Called Quest and many others, died on March 30 in…
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Oklahoma’s Booming Film Industry Has Texas’ Attention
For a very brief moment, Taylor Sheridan’s hit television series starring Sylvester Stallone had the working title “Kansas City Mob.” But at the time, Missouri had no state funding for film subsidies.“Tulsa King” was born.“We had the…
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What Fiction Writing Shares With Psychotherapy ‹ Literary Hub
“Creation and healing are the same energy; they transform pain rather than being destroyed by it.”–Shaun McNiff*
I have a curious double professional identity. I am both a novelist and a therapist; both a teller of tales, and a…
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She invented Peter Rabbit, then used the money to buy acres of sheep
NEW YORK — As a boy, I never had much regard for the story books written and illustrated by Beatrix Potter in the first decades of the 20th century. Her watercolors were treacly and her tales too simple-minded and rustic. I lived in a…
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WNET Group announces layoffs to its New Jersey newsroom, plans to cancel ‘NYC-Arts’
The WNET Group in New York, which oversees the flagship public TV station and NJ PBS, among other properties, is facing job cuts and staff restructuring.
In a staff memo Tuesday acquired by Current, WNET CEO Neal Shapiro outlined…
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Who’s afraid of immersive art?
From the April 2024 issue of Apollo. Preview and subscribe here.
I’m in Paris, watching as a parade of Orientalist paintings appear, move then vanish from the walls of what was once a steel foundry. There are shisha smokers,…
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As Box Office Battles Back, Is AMC Headed For Bankruptcy?
With hits like Dune: Part Two, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire and Kung Fu Panda 4, the domestic box office may finally be shaking off the ashes from the double strikes, now counting close to $1.8 billion, with moviegoing gaining…
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