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Novelists Tell Us What To Read To Inspire Us by Artsjournal2

Sebastian Barry goes for the real classics: "It seems uncanny that there is a radiant book for these times, although it was written 2,000 years ago." " The Guardian (UK)

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:54am on April 6, 2020

Actor Turned Biographer Patricia Bosworth Has Died At 86 by Artsjournal2

Bosworth, who was part of the Actors Studio with Marlon Brando and Marilyn Monroes, gave up acting to write instead " and write she did, about Diane Arbus, Jane Fonda, Montgomery Clift, Marl…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:54am on April 6, 2020

If Books Are Proving Too Long For A Pandemic Attention Span, Try Poetry by Artsjournal2

Why not? It's National Poetry Month, after all, and poems can refocus the mind, bringing it gently back to focus. You might even try memorizing a poem or two. " The Atlantic

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:54am on April 6, 2020

This Bavarian Village Has Performed The Passion Play Every Year Since 1633 In Thanks For Being Spared From A Pandemic by Artsjournal2

But this year, another plague broke the record. "This year's Passion Play, scheduled to premiere in May and run through the summer, had to be abandoned because of the coronavirus. An epic…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:54am on April 6, 2020

A Novel Art Form For The Novel Virus by Artsjournal2

That's right, it's not a portrait: It's a doortrait. " The Guardian (UK)

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:54am on April 6, 2020

Why The Limitations Of Our Homebound Lives Work For Online Choreography And Dance by Artsjournal2

"You're a pony; you're a firecracker; you're a shape-shifter; you're using your bookshelf as a stabilizer for butt wiggling. Given humanity's terminal uncertainty now, I feel particularly ma…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:54am on April 6, 2020

David Hockney Says Put Away The Camera And Pick Up The Pencil by Artsjournal2

Why? "He recommends everyone drawing with open eyes. 'I would suggest they really look hard at something and think about what they are really seeing.'" " The Guardian (UK)

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:54am on April 6, 2020

This Indie Movie About Abortion Access Opened Three Days Before Theatres Shut Down by Artsjournal2

How can a film like Never Rarely Sometimes Always get an audience in the age of social distancing and sheltering in place? Well, contemporary events might actually help. "Given that multiple…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:54am on April 6, 2020

Tips From Met Opera Performers For Surviving The Shutdown Of Everything by Artsjournal2

One Met Opera dancer said that his counterparts in other cities should "get to know your rights under the newly passed Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security Act (known as the CARES A…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:54am on April 6, 2020

How Dancers In The U.K. Are Pulling Together In The Face Of Uncertainty And Fear by Artsjournal2

The dancers, especially the freelancers, are facing terrible losses of income and camaraderie, not to mention fitness opportunities. "Self-training isn't anything new to dancers, but in the …

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 7:32am on April 6, 2020

Wilhelm Burmann, Teacher Of Ballet's Best And Brightest, Has Died At 80 by Artsjournal2

Burmann, who died of renal failure after testing positive for COVID-19, was "a revered ballet master and teacher who trained generations of dancers, including Alessandra Ferri, Julio Bocc…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 7:32am on April 6, 2020

A letter to unknown friends by Terry Teachout

A few days after my beloved Hilary received her double-lung transplant, I published an open letter in The Wall Street Journal addressed to the family of the anonymous organ donor, now dec…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 6:02am on April 6, 2020

Just because: George Balanchine and Suzanne Farrell in Don Quixote by Terry Teachout

George Balanchine and Suzanne Farrell dance the "vision scene" from Balanchine's Don Quixote, choreographed in 1965. The score is by Nicolas Nabokov: (This is the latest in a series of a…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 6:01am on April 6, 2020

Almanac: Marcel Pagnol on human life by Terry Teachout

"Such is the life of man. A few joys, quickly obliterated by unforgettable sorrows. "There is no need to tell the children so." Marcel Pagnol, In My Mother's Castle (courtesy of Bruce Baw…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 6:00am on April 6, 2020

The End Of The Art World (As We Know It) by Artsjournal2

Via this year's deeply reimagined Sydney Biennale, now called NIRIN: "The impact of COVID-19 is both a significant challenge and a threshold for new beginnings. An international art world th…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 6:24pm on April 5, 2020

The Planned Online Six-Hour Epic Pauline Oliveros Opera by Artsjournal2

The founder of Opera Povera posted the idea to perform an Oliveros opera, and the opera world responded quickly and in numbers. The plan for the participant opera and fundraiser for musician…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 4:18pm on April 5, 2020

Michael McKinnell, Bold Architect Of Boston's Democratic City Hall, Has Died At 84 by Artsjournal2

McKinnell was a 26-year-old graduate student and a teaching assistant for architect Gerhard Kallmann when the city hall competition arose. Their "heroically sculptural and democratically ope…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 4:18pm on April 5, 2020

Beloved British Children's Author Jacqueline Wilson Talks About Her Own Plot Twist by Artsjournal2

The author is on her 111th novel " she long ago stopped buying her signature chunky silver rings for each book " and this one might be her most personal. "Wilson is the fairy goth-mother of …

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 4:18pm on April 5, 2020

Listening To The Sirens' Call by Artsjournal2

What a music critic who lives close to a major hospital hears in, and beyond, the now-constant sirens. "Most American ambulances contain an 'electronic box in each vehicle, which comes prelo…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 4:18pm on April 5, 2020

Hollywood's Costumers Are Still Sewing, But Now It's Face Masks For Survival by Artsjournal2

Tens of thousands of Hollywood and theatre workers are out of work right now. But they've found a rallying cause: "With no end in sight to the crisis, costumers " whose job is to create and …

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 2:18pm on April 5, 2020

Agatha Christie Is (Still) The Best-Selling Novelist Of All Time by Artsjournal2

Sure, Shakespeare and the Bible outsell Agatha Christie, but otherwise, she's the tops. "Agatha Christie's novels have sold more than one billion copies in the English language and another b…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 2:18pm on April 5, 2020

Arlene Schnitzer, Gallery Pioneer And Massive Funder To The Arts In The Pacific Northwest, Has Died At 91 by Artsjournal2

The influence of Schnitzer " whose name is on the Oregon Symphony's hall " on the Portland and Pacific Northwest arts scene can hardly be overstated. "Schnitzer was a towering cultural figur…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 2:18pm on April 5, 2020

Online Dance Parties Are The New Clubs, Workouts, And Social Life by Artsjournal2

Dance classes, "clubbing" from home, and other dance-related videos (and Instagram Stories, Zooms, etc.) are keeping loneliness at bay as nearly everyone has orders to shelter in place. Some…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 2:18pm on April 5, 2020

Is It Great Or Terrible That Quibi Is Launching In The Middle Of The Pandemic? by Artsjournal2

Quibi " whose ads you've likely seen if you've been online at all in the past four months " was meant to be a short-form video platform that people watched in moments of their commute or at …

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 2:18pm on April 5, 2020

Julia Alvarez Says That We Should Rely On Literature To Get Through This by Artsjournal2

Alvarez, the author of In the Time of the Butterflies and the new Afterlife, isn't trying to be facetious or to downplay the importance of health care workers or grocery clerks. But, quoting…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 12:03pm on April 5, 2020
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