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Will an AI system ever deliver a translation of a literary text, say, that is not only accurate but also sensitive to meaning, unless it has a genuine understanding of what the story is abou…
The new artistic director says: "I want the level of the dancers to be raised dramatically, and the repertoire I'm bringing is crucial. I want a company that is strong, that is not predictab…
For the 272 federally recognized tribes in Alaska, Washington, Oregon and Idaho, the facility contains important treaty and historical documents. The tribes had never been consulted about th…
"Aha, a Viking!" he shouted and gave a chuckle. I said it was an honor to meet him. He waved it off and said something to Forelli in German, turned to me and, speaking English, said that we …
The research, which appears in the Journal of Archaeological Science, contests the accepted timeline that the Easter Island society was already in decline by the year 1600 and its massive st…
Factors contributing to a "noticeable gap in critical coverage" include a crisis in mainstream arts criticism, a lack of diversity within mainstream theatre critics and a reluctance to be cr…
Ruins excite our imagination with the lesson that our greatest structures will one day return to the ground, while reminding us that in their fallen states these sites are endowed with beaut…
Viktor Frankl argued that literature, art, religion and all the other cultural phenomena that place meaning at their core are things-unto-themselves, and furthermore are the very basis for h…
"There are more and more people that are really, really good at their instruments, and the amount of competition has certainly gone up. It's getting increasingly challenging to win a job eve…
"There's a rich history of thinking about how we learn across our lifespans in library settings and other community-based arts programs. But museums have only started to look at this arena p…
The poet laureate tradition is long. Poet laureates were first recognized in Italy during the fourteenth century. Ben Jonson became England's first poet laureate in 1616, although the first …
A groundbreaking musician who had been one of only four women in the BSO in the mid-1960s, Ms. Schaefer was 95 when she died of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease on Jan. 31 in Sequim, Wa…
When asked about cultural programming, the streaming services are tight-lipped. Both Netflix and Apple TV+ declined to say if they plan to produce more original content and whether visual ar…
Cultural institutions are a kind of technology " a social technology. Just as physical technologies " agriculture, the wheel or computers " are tools for transforming matter, energy or infor…
Over-tourism is damaging popular cities and cultural attractions. Instagram is sending mobs to previously bucolic places. Then there's the carbon cost of all that air travel, which is killin…
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Cincinnati Opera is seeking a Director of Marketing whose job it will be to achieve revenue targets in ticket sales, expand and diversify the audience, and build brand awareness.
As museums face increasing pressure to be responsive to historical intersections and contradictions in their presentation of works, it can be risky to introduce audiences, who otherwise migh…
More than 70 staff have left the GSA since a second fire devastated the Mackintosh building in June 2018. Last month Gordon Gibb was sacked for breach of contract for giving his views on fai…
What has happened in journalism in the twenty-first century is a version, perhaps an extreme one, of what has happened in many fields. A blind faith that market forces and new technologies w…
He founded the LA Review of Books. He argues for LA as the center of the book publishing industry. Now he's written a novel as he follows the Kerouac school of writing. " Los Angeles Times
Michael Kimmelman: "It almost seems conceived to provoke supporters of both modern architecture and architectural diversity. It's a shiny object, Twitter bait. The populists versus the elite…
From 6 April all skilled workers from outside the EU who have been living here for less than 10 years will need to earn at least £35,000 a year to settle permanently in the UK. Some jobs,…
The proposal would allow Trump to create a "President's Committee for the Re-Beautification of Federal Architecture" which would enforce this design mandate, and this panel would exclude "ar…
