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3,336 stories by "Artsjournal2"

You Think You're Waiting A Long Time To Publish? This Zora Neale Hurston Book Took Ninety Years To Get To Print by Artsjournal2

She first tried to publish the novel in 1931, but its genesis was earlier. "Hurston began researching Barracoon in 1927, when she first interviewed the former slave Kossola (later named Cudj…

SOURCE: Huffington Post at 3:06pm on April 29, 2018

A Vocalist At The Intersection Of Classical And Blues by Artsjournal2

Nora Fischer, the daughter of the conductor Ivan Fischer and the recorder player Anneke Boeke, is mixing pop, the blues, and classical music in her performances and albums. "Her affinity wit…

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 3:06pm on April 29, 2018

How Did Ferrero Rocher Become The Preferred Status Symbol For Immigrant Families? by Artsjournal2

Marketing - and the history of war. "Most Americans now know Ferrero Rocher by way of Nutella, but long before the hazelnut cocoa spread became an ingredient seemingly found in every trendy …

SOURCE: www.thrillist.com at 3:06pm on April 29, 2018

Top AJBlogs Stories From The Weekend 04.29.18 by Artsjournal2

Leonard Bernstein at 100: An American Archetype My 5,000-word piece on the Leonard Bernstein Centenary, in The Weekly Standard this week, begins with a story you've never heard before:…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 2:04pm on April 29, 2018

The First Kenyan Film To Debut At Cannes Is Banned In Its Home Country Thanks To Homophobia by Artsjournal2

The film, Rafiki, was banned, and the film classification board even issued threats. "The Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) said the film 'seeks to legitimize lesbian romance.' KFCB war…

SOURCE: www.bbc.com at 2:04pm on April 29, 2018

Polixeni Papapetrou, Photographer Known For Whimsical And Eerie Images, Has Died At 57 by Artsjournal2

Her images (including one of her young daughter naked, sitting on a rock) often involved her children and her children's friends in odd and psychologically intense costumes, in the Australia…

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 2:04pm on April 29, 2018

The Women Who Will Run Venice's Architecture Biennale by Artsjournal2

The new "queens of Venice" are Shelley McNamara and Yvonne Farrell of Grafton Architects, a practice that's been doing the work without getting starchitect status - but that could change now…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 12:54pm on April 29, 2018

MoviePass Changes Things Up Right As Marvel's Long-Awaited 'Infinity War' Hits Theatres by Artsjournal2

First, MoviePass changed its plan so that new subscribers are limited to 4 movies a month instead of one movie per day. Then, on Friday, the day that Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War came out…

SOURCE: The Hollywood Reporter at 12:54pm on April 29, 2018

On The Centenary Of Jerome Robbins, Master Choreographer Who Reshaped Broadway And Ballet by Artsjournal2

Robbins, who directed and choreographed On the Town, The King and I, West Side Story, and many more classic musicals, returned to ballet fully in 1969 - and changed American ballet as well. …

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 11:48am on April 29, 2018

Mississippi Gets A New Writers' Trail, Stretching From Faulkner To Ward by Artsjournal2

Eudora Welty and Richard Ford will also be getting markers in a new series stretching across the state. Will Richard Wright make the cut? That's yet to be decided.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 10:42am on April 29, 2018

The New Lynching Memorial Is 'Gut-Wrenching And Beautiful' by Artsjournal2

"That's the genius of the museum's design. It neither shies away from nor revels in the horrors it asks you to contemplate. ... It grabs you by the throat but makes sure not to choke you. It…

SOURCE: www.vice.com at 10:42am on April 29, 2018

Polish Theatre Directors Push Back Against The Government's Hard Right Turn by Artsjournal2

Warsaw just hosted a theatre festival with five women directors and a lot of young, fiery daring. One of the glass-ceiling-breaking women: "I'm trying to sound some kind of alarm"that we sho…

SOURCE: American Theatre at 9:36am on April 29, 2018

Sam Hamill, Poet And Founder Of Copper Canyon Press, Dies At 74 by Artsjournal2

Hamill also sparked a massive movement of poets against the war with Iraq after being invited to a White House symposium in 2003. "He built a website to present the poems he received, and th…

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 9:36am on April 29, 2018

A Museum Devoted To One French Artist Just Discovered That More Than Half Of Its Collection Is Made Of Fakes by Artsjournal2

Étienne Terrus was a friend of Henri Matisse, and the museum devoted to his works had gotten the help of the town of Elne to buy many works over two decades. Then an art historian came t…

SOURCE: www.bbc.com at 8:36am on April 29, 2018

Thirty-One Hours Of Marvel Movies In One Theatre? Sure, Why Not? by Artsjournal2

Eleven movies, leading up to the newest Avengers show. A two-day movie marathon. "By the time Infinity War was on deck, 28 hours in, the excitement was palpable. When the 3D seemed to be mis…

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 8:36am on April 29, 2018

T.V. Revivals Have Become Dangerous, Lazy Replicants by Artsjournal2

Just stop already. "Each joke is played with a knowing wink, with countless call-backs to episodes of yore. It's reminiscent of a breaking of the fourth wall, but done in a fashion so grand …

SOURCE: nationalpost.com at 8:36am on April 29, 2018

The Inspiration For The Set Of A Broadway Revival Came From A Disaster by Artsjournal2

How did the creative team of the Once on This Island revival make their set? They scouted in earthquake-ravaged, and rebuilding, Haiti.

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 7:33am on April 29, 2018

The Soul-Crushing Burden Of Writing, And Reading, The College Student Essay by Artsjournal2

U.S. college students just aren't good at essays, says one prof, and that's because no one takes those students seriously, not even themselves. "A decade teaching young writers has taught me…

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 11:36am on April 23, 2018

What's It Like Photographing Life In The Poorest County In The U.S.? by Artsjournal2

Jane Rule Burdine: "I could have lived anywhere. I've traveled a great bit for work, but I came back to Mississippi because it's what I know. When I go out hunting for these photographs, it'…

SOURCE: www.vice.com at 11:36am on April 23, 2018

After The Sale Of A Rockwell, The Berkshire Museum May Get Its Local Government Grant Back by Artsjournal2

The Massachusetts Cultural Council grant, frozen in September when the museum decided to deaccession and sell some of its art, represents a tiny fraction of the money that's coming in from a…

SOURCE: http:0 at 11:36am on April 23, 2018

In The Netflix Vs. Cannes Skirmish, Everybody Lost by Artsjournal2

The Guardian says: "In this brittle standoff, fault lies on both sides. The French anti-streaming measures may be draconian, but resistance to Netflix's anti-cinema model is quite understand…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:54am on April 23, 2018

Can White Playwrights' Plays About Race Help Combat Racism, Or Are They Just One More Example Of It? by Artsjournal2

One theatre writer (who's white) says that it's disingenuous to have all-white casts, white directors, and white designers for plays that supposedly examine white privilege.

SOURCE: American Theatre at 9:54am on April 23, 2018

Sylvia Plath's Surviving Goods Went Up For Sale, But Who Bought Them? by Artsjournal2

Wow: "There was poetic justice of a sort in the auction of the poets' belongings by their daughter, Frieda Hughes, at Bonhams in London in March. Ms. Plath's lots, which included clothes, je…

SOURCE: The New York Times Subscription at 9:54am on April 23, 2018

Art Photography From Ethiopia Does More Than Just Give Us Nice Pictures To Look At by Artsjournal2

Aïda Muluneh brought East Africa's first (and still only) international photography exhibition into being, but she's doing more than that with her color-saturated studio images. "This pla…

SOURCE: National Public Radio at 9:54am on April 23, 2018

A Ten-Year-Old From Australia Becomes The Youngest Ever Winner Of The Menuhin Competition by Artsjournal2

Junior winner Christian Li "shared his win with Chloe Chua from Singapore, who at age 11 was the second-youngest to compete this year. Each of them won 10,000 Swiss francs and Li also was aw…

SOURCE: www.abc.net.au at 9:54am on April 23, 2018
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