We're reaching outside of the US to bring hopeful students a wider picture of where they can attain training in the theatre arts! First up, we're looking at the prestigious National Institut…
A Philadelphia Orphans' Court judge ruled that the sale " The Bride, the nonprofit that owns the center, had sold it for $4.5 million to a developer who planned to build condos on the site "…
The Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum on the grounds of Washington University shows off its expanded space and impressive new exhibition featuring renowned Chinese artist Ai Weiwei.
OCMA's new three-story, nearly 52,000-square-foot building will rise from a dirt lot next to the Renée and Henry Segerstrom Concert Hall at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts. The project i…
Somewhat apropos of the whole value of arts theme of my posts this week, novelist Michael Chabon had a letter titled "What's the Point," printed in The Paris Review announcing that he would …
In 2016, Rinder led the move of the museum from its original home, an architecturally significant but seismically challenged structure, to an acclaimed new building. The $112 million project…
The pursuit of the 'blackest black' has been the subject of eye-popping feuds
A survey of more than 600 arts professionals (half of whom are directly involved in pricing decisions) reveals some interesting points about how those decisions are made " not least that a l…
The museum's anniversary gala honored co-founders Susan Hammer and Ann Marie Mix, as well as "Bay Lights" artist Leo Villareal.
Michael Chabon: "Maybe the world in its violent turning is too strong for art. Maybe art is a kind of winning streak, a hot hand at the table, articulating a vision of truth and possibility …
The event has become the world's first black-owned art fair
"The disruption in the art world is not going to come from the Internet, it's not going to come from business-people. It's coming from the artists. The artists are going to change the model …
When playwrights get company residencies, they learn a lot " how seasons are put together, what kinds of casts theatres are looking for, and how not to take it personally when their plays do…
Like many sixth-graders, Ronald Ollie dreaded art class. Drawing realistic pictures felt impossible. A buddy he shot marbles with made a suggestion: Go abstract.
The story just got better " Papillon meets The Goldfinch meets The Great Train Robbery. But it had also gone cold. "I thought: oh, I've missed it." " The Guardian
NGX project aims to explore potential of new technologies for museums
"To examine the evolving representation of work by female artists in American museums and the global auction market over the past decade, we not only delved into data, but also conducted ext…
Terese Casu will take up the newly created position of Head of Advancement at the National Art School in Darlinghurst from 21 October 2019 as an integral member of the School's Executive Lea…
This fall has plenty to offer from spaces big (Navy Pier) and small (Pilsen's Baby Blue Gallery). Every September Navy Pier is flooded with gallerygoers from Ch…
An exhibition of the diverse work of isolated artists that are impossible to pigeonhole
Sometimes it's a matter of establishing the upstart fair within a specific niche or by providing a new experience for collectors and gallerists. " Artsy
The Reseda Rising Art Walk returns for its 4th year to fill the historic Sherman Way corridor with art, music, crafts, dance, food, beer and Valley pride this September 21. Initiated by Coun…
Theatre artists are making plays, staging protests, and raising money to counter an escalating assault on reproductive rights.
"The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow will soon take over the running of Russia's National Centre for Contemporary Arts, whose nine branches extend from Kaliningrad on the Baltic …
By Luis Alfaro, Herbert Sigüenza. Luis Alfaro and Herbert Sigüenza talk about their experience in the National Playwright Residency Program, learning about the inner workings of theatre co…