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Has Tech Robbed Us of Our Sensory Lives?
There’s a genre of TikTok video that you might call analogcore. Not quite the calming, whispered monologues of A.S.M.R., this content instead soothes by showing off intricate physical handiwork. I have come across creators who repair…
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What Might Have Been: Gaudí’s Design For A New York Skyscraper
A supertall skyscraper, no less, topping out at 360 meters/1180 feet. The great Barcelona architect did a speculative design of a hotel complex in 1908 for a pair of Manhattan businessmen. AI artist Thierry Lechanteur has used Gaudi’s…
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Gaudí Was A Superstar. Why Didn’t He Have More Influence On Future Architects?
Architectural history and Antoni Gaudí just weren’t headed in the same direction. – Dezeen
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A New Center For Playwrights On Cape Cod Bay
“Pulitzer-winning playwright Paula Vogel has teamed up with former Huntington Theatre Managing Director Michael Maso and philanthropist Grace Nordhoff on a new center for playwrights and theatrical composers that will open in Wellfleet,…
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Joyce Carol Oates Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop
“In one day this May, for instance, she tweeted 36 times about the following subjects: boxing, the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, shortened attention spans, Jonathan Swift, Madame Bovary, Jude the Obscure, people who read works of…
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A presidential library that’s not a library. Obama Center pilots a community model.
Chris “Dough” Fryison dropped off a load of supplies on Monday at a café that he and his wife plan to open next week on 61st Street on Chicago’s South Side. The café, called Doughboy’s CHGO Enterprises, will serve “basic comfort…
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Turmoil at Dance Place in Washington, DC
Late last month, Dance Place—one of Washington, DC’s premier performing arts and dance education centers—fired its artistic director, Tariq O’Meally. An unsigned emailed statement, released a week after…
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Czech govt causes alarm by seeking to scrap license fee
In their campaign ahead of last autumn's election, the populist and far-right parties that now make up Czechia's coalition government promised a revamp of Czech Television (CT) and Czech Radio (CRo).
On June 15, the cabinet kept this…
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BBC Sets Job Cuts, Will Slash Content Spending, Review Channels
The BBC, the U.K. public service broadcaster, will cut around 550 jobs, slash content spending by £80 million ($107 million) over two years and “review” broadcast TV channels as part of a big cost savings push.
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House Proposes Slashing Major Arts Education Grant
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The program has awarded millions in grants for organizations serving families living below local poverty lines.…
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