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Questions of strength and weakness have hovered around Boström KnausgÃ¥rd ever since the novelist with whom she shares a last name wrote, in rather excruciating detail, about their lif…
"The six most influential art critics, according to the respondents, were all white, mostly men and mostly older. They included one woman, Roberta Smith (The New York Times), Holland Cotter …
One of the biggest missteps was transitioning from a fall and winter schedule to a spring and summer schedule. Implemented in 2014, the transition was an attempt to address the opera's alrea…
"I wish I could have told him that his outburst about our outbursts (if gasps and laughs are outbursts) betrayed the DNA of theater itself. Unless he plans on buying out venues to watch play…
Higher education is in the middle of multiple, massive disruptions"and it isn't clear that the leaders of the sector grasp the magnitude of the waves of change breaking on their ivy-covered …
"A recent study of priorities among young people found that achieving one's career passion ranks highest of all " more than making money or getting married. Finding a fulfilling job is almos…
The award-winning French architect Jean Nouvel as well as historians and town planners wrote an open letter to Le Monde saying the €600m (£540m) renovation plan to create a glass st…
Alicia Rodis was struck by how much more care went into staging physical interactions that were violent or dangerous than into staging those that were sexual. For a fight scene, choreographe…
The book cover design world, it turns out, has something of an all-star squad of stock and archival image that show up on book covers time and time again. James Morrison, an editor, designer…
"The unknown becomes known, the outcasts come inside, the strange becomes ordinary. You can see changes to the ideas about whose rights matter and what is reasonable and who should decide, i…
"Given the thematic unity of this year's prize " from long- to shortlist, there has been an emphasis on experimentation and engagement with the present day " it's not immediately obvious whe…
"I have a form of Parkinsonism that doesn't respond to standard Parkinson's meds, so there's no treatment for what I have. It's called P.S.P."Progressive Supranuclear Palsy. I just have to s…
Last year Dr. Monica Gagliano published a heady and meandering memoir about the conversations with plants that inspired her peer-reviewed work, titled "Thus Spoke the Plant." She believes, l…
Women who speak publicly and challenge authority have long been dismissed as "shrill" or "grating." What's less widely understood is how the design of the technology that transmits human voi…
"Everyone entering the buildings prior to public events will be required to walk through a metal detector (magnetometer) and have their bag searched or be screened with a hand-held metal det…
Music scholars insist that if we listened to music the way a musician would, understanding how notes trigger feelings, how tones take on their own textures and meanings, then we might experi…
"Out-of-home entertainment had a down summer in general. Attendance at Major League Baseball games is expected to fall for the fourth consecutive season, according to Two Circles, a sports m…
Stuart Carden, who starts his new job within days, will be only the fifth artistic director in the Rep's 55-year history. " Kansas City Star
Joshua Robison and Michael Tilson Thomas met in their junior high orchestra in North Hollywood when they were 11 and 12 years old (Robison is a year and a half younger). "I played cello, and…
With the permission of the Flood Protection Authority and funding from the Walmart Corp., the artist embarked on the first 400 feet of a historical mural that will depict major moments in Ne…
In comparing Lara Spencer's apology to a politician apologizing to an ethnic group, Arroyo is saying that he finds that practice laughable as well. But the most blatant example is Ingraham's…
"Our language is full of interjections and verbal gestures that don't necessarily mean anything beyond themselves. Most of our words " 'baseball', 'thunder', 'ideology' " seem to have a mean…
It's no longer a question of our brains being a product of either nature or nurture but realizing how entangled the "nature" of our brains is with the brain-changing "nurture" provided by ou…
"What's surprising is the similarity and the banality," he says. "And the fact that people around the world do the same things with their phone. … It's a new form of language " a very visu…
