5,874 stories by "Artsjournal"
The retailing giant has already been removing "tens of thousands" of listings from "bad actors" attempting to artificially raise prices on items such as face masks and hand sanitiser. Now it…
"We believe the Centre for Music's potential transformative power for music is equal to that of Tate Modern's impact on the London visual arts scene." The centre will occupy the current Muse…
Until Gov. Pritzker on Sunday ordered all bars and restaurants in the state to shut down at close of business on Monday night through March 30, the jazz clubs kept on swinging " albeit with …
Assembled between 2630 and 2611 B.C. in Saqqara, Egypt, the pyramid, where Djoser and 11 of his daughters were buried upon their deaths, contains roughly 11.6 million cubic feet of stone and…
Johnson, a sculptor who may be responsible for more double takes than anyone in history thanks to his countless lifelike creations in public places " a businessman in downtown Manhattan, sur…
"My current research situates audience development within work on culture as a vocation, and wider debates around the democratisation of culture and cultural democracy. Audience development …
Aimee and Charlie Cotherman, of Oil City, Pa., said that ahead of their trip to Orlando last week, they were worried about the coronavirus, but decided to still visit with their children, ag…
Coronavirus-related event cancellations seem to be barreling in by the hour, and the $26 billion global live events industry is watching with bated breath. Several sources across the booking…
There will soon be lots of demands for emergency funds, to bail out small businesses, cab drivers, restaurants, and so on. Cultural workers, who contribute so much to urban life in normal ti…
The platforms are under no legal obligation to proactively seek out infringement and remove it, nor " most annoyingly of all " do they ever have to permanently remove an infringing wor…
Back at the beginning of the 20th century, artists such as Picasso, Braque and Matisse turned to African art for new ideas about how to represent the world, creating figures with masklike fa…
"We were like, how do we do this so that we don't let the audience off the hook " that this is the land where this happened?" says Yuval Sharon. "Los Angeles State Historic Park feels like a…
The legal complaint by Bruce Ferguson's sister, who is executor of his estate, alleges that Otis committed discrimination, retaliation and wrongful termination related to Ferguson's illness …
The highest paid executive in the most recent financial year, according to tax filings, was chief investment officer Lauren Meserve, whose total compensation package was worth $1.6 million, …
A detailed report released Wednesday by the Motion Picture Association helps to explain why moviegoing dipped in North America last year by 4 percent to $11.4 billion. Two key stats: The num…
As much as it sounds like something out of Isaac Asimov, we have to say it: we can't surrender our discernment to the computers. What we need now " what will make our social media feeds and …
The passive celebrity interview is over. Now celebrities must work for their press " or, at worst, they have to be interviewed by another celebrity. These practices makes sense in the social…
"There is no question that Broadway shows should be closed," Racaniello said. "Any large gatherings of people, especially here in NYC where we know the virus is circulating, need to stop." J…
Amid the worries on Wall Street, stock prices have tumbled for Orlando-based SeaWorld Entertainment, which operates 12 theme parks across the country. The stock, previously trading above $35…
If the future is unclear for arts organizations, it's even scarier for individual artists, backstage artisans and stage hands, many of whom survive job to job. Those who are union members ma…
As was the case during the AIDS crisis and in the months following the Sept. 11 atrocities, "regicide, civil strife and anarchy" tend to be replaced with great writers musing on the existenc…
Here's the 20,000 foot summary: Your brain's most important job is not thinking or feeling or even seeing, but keeping your body alive and well so that you survive and thrive (and eventually…
Apparently, the show must go on even if it kills us. While the country is staring down the barrel of a public health catastrophe, theaters are up against a different enemy: their ragged bala…
German Culture Minister Monika Grütters promised government financial help to cultural institutions and artists whose livelihoods are threatened by the coronavirus as theatres and concert h…
"I know of numerous composers who suffer from tinnitus " that ringing or other sound in the ears which never shuts off. And even violinists tend to end up with hearing damage in the left ear…
