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Artist Seeks Restraining Order to Prevent Land Artwork’s Demolition
New York-based artist Mary Miss has filed a legal complaint against the Des Moines Art Center (DMAC) in Iowa, which announced plans to begin demolishing her land art installation “Greenwood Pond: Double Site” (1996)…
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A British Artist Completely Transformed His Rented Flat, And Now It’s Got Protected Status
“His artwork, inspired by ancient Greece and ancient Egypt, included fireplaces in the shape of a lion and a minotaur, Egyptian and Greek murals painted floor to ceiling, and a Roman altar in the kitchen.” – BBC…
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Astrid Roemer Is Bringing Surinamese Literature to the World
For many readers in the United States, the literature of the Caribbean is a familiar one: Take Marlon James, Edwidge Danticat and Junot Díaz, for starters.The Dutch Caribbean still seems an unknown territory, though, and Two Lines Press…
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Eight Mrs. Lovetts from ‘Sweeney Todd’ explain what makes the role iconic
Forget Nellie Lovett’s pie-making haplessness: For the past 45 years, the “Sweeney Todd” scene stealer has managed to carve out a reputation as one of musical theater’s most delicious roles.Angela Lansbury put her dough-smashing,…
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Cole Brings Plenty, Actor In Yellowstone Spinoff 1923, Is Found Dead In Kansas
Days before the actor’s body was found, Lawrence, Kansas, police said they had probable cause to arrest Brings Plenty “in response to allegations of domestic violence.” – CNN (MSN)
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Berlin Was a Beacon of Artistic Freedom. Gaza Changed Everything.
When the musician Laurie Anderson was beginning her career in the early 1970s, an avant-garde artist who wanted to work at scale had to go abroad — to one place in particular.“I got my start in Germany, because of state-supported art,”…
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Florida students combine music and data to raise awareness about the environment : NPR
Dead fish washed ashore in a red tide in 2018 in Sanibel, Fla.…
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How Richard Serra’s Work Will Outlive Humanity
“1300 B.C.E. Copper and tin smelters around the eastern Mediterranean encounter a shortage of materials and begin experimenting with some other ores, eventually producing implements out of iron.” – The New York Times…
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How a critic handles criticism: NPR’s Linda Holmes
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Margaret Tynes, Soprano Who Soared in Verdi and Strauss, Dies at 104
Margaret Tynes, an American soprano who was acclaimed in Europe but neglected in the United States at a time when Black singers were newly breaking into the operatic world, died on March 7 in Silver Spring, Md. She was 104.Her nephew…
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