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A revised version of the play, "Imagining Madoff" by Deborah Margolin, will open on Aug. 31 and run through Sept. 25.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 04:15PMA revised version of the play, "Imagining Madoff" by Deborah Margolin, will open on Aug. 31 and run through Sept. 25.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 04:15PMRiccardo Muti, the music director of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, has won the $1 million Birgit Nilsson Prize for his "extraordinary contributions" to the music world.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 01:15PMThe McCarter Theater's 2011-2012 season will include world premieres by John Guare, Danai Gurira ("Eclipsed"), and the Irish playwright Marina Carr, along with productions of Tom Stoppard'…
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 12:27PMThe McCarter Theater's 2011-2012 season will include world premieres by John Guare, Danai Gurira ("Eclipsed"), and the Irish playwright Marina Carr, along with productions of Tom Stoppard'…
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 12:27PMThe 60 short films in the 2011 festival were chosen out of 2,862 submissions. They represent 20 countries and include 22 world premieres.
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In a lawsuit filed in federal court in Dallas on March 11, the Dallas Observer reported, Arnold Leon Schroeder, Jr., Mrs. Reves's son from a previous marriage, has sued the museum claiming t…
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The controversial National Portrait Gallery exhibition "Hide/Seek," which examined gay and lesbian themes in American portraiture, may come to the Brooklyn Museum and the Tacoma Art Museum, …
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Archeologists are criticizing the Smithsonian Institution over a planned show of objects salvaged from a shipwreck in the Java Sea.
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Zahi Hawass steps down after revealing that more sites have been looted since the uprising in Egypt began.
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Egypt's minister of antiquities, Zahi Hawass, said on Tuesday that his department was unable to protect Egypt's historic sites and artifacts and that he was considering resigning.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 05:32PMDancer and playwright combine genres in a poignant meditation on midlife
SOURCE: The Globe and Mail at 04:54PMOthers being honored with the humanities medal or the National Medal of Arts include Harper Lee and Sonny Rollins.
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German scientists said on Friday that it may be possible to reconstruct the smaller of the two Bamiyan Buddhas destroyed by the Taliban in Afghanistan in 2001.
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The founding president of the Seaport Museum New York, which in recent weeks lost a third of its trustees and furloughed half its staff, has called for the resignation of the museum's curren…
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 03:06PMTwo thieves were arrested last week trying to break apart a 20-foot-tall statue of the pharaoh Ramses II embedded in a quarry in the southern city of Aswan, said Egypt's antiquities minister…
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A lecture by the Nigerian author and Nobel Prize-winner Wole Soyinka, readings by Wallace Shawn and Malcolm Gladwell, a debate on the prison industry, and an evening on the topic of sex led …
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A set of important murals depicting events in African-American history will be restored and sent on tour for the first time through a collaboration of Talladega College in Alabama, which own…
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 05:15PMThe American Folk Art Museum, which is facing serious financial problems, is nonetheless embarking an ambitious project: an exhibition of African-American self-taught and graffiti artists to…
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Important archeological sites in Egypt were looted during the anti-government protests, Egypt's antiquities minister, Zahi Hawass, said on his blog on Thursday.
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Zahi Hawass, Egypt's antiquities minister, said on Wednesday that a limestone statue of Akhenaten holding an offering table, among the most valuable of the objects revealed earlier this week…
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Interboro Partners, a nine-year-old New York architecture firm, has won the annual Young Architects Program competition to transform MoMA P.S. 1's courtyard for its summer outdoor music prog…
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Mayor Bloomberg's family foundation is planning to distribute $32 million to New York City arts organizations.
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A full inventory of the Egyptian Museum in Cairo found 18 valuable artifacts missing after a break-in on January 28, Egypt's antiquities minister, Zahi Hawass, wrote on his blog on Sunday.
SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 02:45PMPresident Obama's proposed budget for fiscal year 2012 includes $861.5 million for the Smithsonian Institution.
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