Art and Culture

Sure. I mentioned earlier that I think distribution is part of the challenge and I think public media has always served both as great creators of journalism and as stewards of infrastructure. We are stewards of radio and…
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The ruling marks the first federal appeals case to reject a fair use argument for using publisher content, without permission or compensation, to train a commercial AI product. – NiemanLab Source link
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By Lisa HirschSan Francisco Opera’s production of Thea Musgrave’s Mary, Queen of Scots | Credit: Matthew WashburnIn the aftermath of the San Francisco Opera Orchestra strike, audiences and journalists will pay renewed attention to the…
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Last autumn, I was sitting with a prominent architect in New York, when their phone wouldn’t stop buzzing. They finally checked the messages and chuckled. “Oh, the Albanian Architecture Army chat is blowing up again,” they said. “It…
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This year's Kennedy Center Honors will be held at Washington's Capital One Arena, not the riverfront building that's been at the center of a legal fight over adding President Donald Trump's name to the building.The 49th annual awards are…
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Good Morning, Theatre director Jay Miller started the Yard, a Hackney Wick fringe theatre (and London’s coolest venue), by posing as a property developer and wearing a charity-shop tie and offering a landlord free night-watchman…
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Laurie Anderson. Photo: Wolfgang TillmansEbullient on the Zoom screen, wearing space-age caramel-coloured glasses, Laurie Anderson is calling me from Los Angeles, looking forward to her first-ever gig in Wales in two weeks’ time.“Where…
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Let's begin at the end, actually. It's Friday night, and Bill Pay the Musical, a one-night-only Broadway show staged by the NYC-based fintech app Ramp, has brought out its star-studded ensemble for a resplendent, confetti-showered,…
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The Yard Theatre. Photo: Anton GorlenkoFifteen years ago, Jay Miller decided to build a theatre. The Newcastle-raised director had recently returned to the UK following a stint at Parisian conservatoire L’École Jacques Lecoq, and he was…
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“This year’s Dance Magazine Awards will honor Germaine Acogny; Ayodele Casel; Final Bow for Yellowface; Cleo Parker Robinson; and Alice Sheppard. The Lydia Joel Award — recognizing behind-the-scenes dance leaders — will go to Alicia…
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