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Catching Up With Art Dealer Inigo Philbrick, Now That He’s Out Of Prison
“I’ve done my time, and all that I ask is that people give me the benefit of the doubt. I may not be given a second chance — but at least recognize that I’ve suffered a lot from what happened.” – Artnet
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Atlanta Ballet musicians protest as company cuts back orchestra
Musicians and members of the Atlanta Federation of Musicians Local 148-462 held a protest at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre September 19 and September 20 before Atlanta Ballet’s performances of “Passion and Pride.” They were there to…
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Political Ad Money Has Flooded Into Podcasts. Has The Medium Overtaken TV?
Ad spending on political podcasts jumped 42% in the first half of 2026 after rising 36% during the same period last year, according to Magellan AI estimates provided to TheWrap. Taken together, spending increased approximately 93% over…
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Correcting The Record On Lee Krasner
Krasner and Pollock were, in mid-20th-century New York, at the heart of the artistic movement that would become Abstract Expressionism. At that time, the only label more detrimental to a talented artist’s career than “woman” was the…
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Shakespeare library and archive containing 6,000 books opens under the Globe theatre
NewsSep 24, 2026by Hattie FiskReading room at Shakespeares Globe © James NewtonThe theatre has opened its newly renovated research and collection centre, which features London’s only publicly accessible dedicated Shakespeare library and…
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A 30-year love letter to L.A. with a final revelation
In an otherwise empty compartment of a regional train on its way to a small town in Germany last month, a friendly passenger asked if I was headed to Halberstadt for "the note change." He was an Australian law professor based in Hong…
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MOCA finally names new director after lengthy search, years of leadership turmoil
After almost two decades of high leadership turnover and a more than year-long search, the Museum of Contemporary Art has appointed Jonathan Abbott as its new director and chief executive. Abbott replaces interim director Ann Goldstein,…
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Cleveland Orchestra musicians on strike
The Cleveland Orchestra went on strike at 12:01 a.m. Friday after months of bargaining failed to produce a new contract agreement. The negotiating committee said it is still “far apart” from…
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Invest in Courageous, Progressive Journalism 2026
The struggle for democracy persists as we come into the second half of 2023. As the year progresses, we face lies, corruption, and violence. And so the fight for America will continue as Senate Republicans strive to prevent Democrats…
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