Madison Cario, Georgia Tech's Office of the Arts director, was walking across campus in the Spring of 2015 when she passed a career fair in progress. After noticing how uncomfortable the stu…
With the nation's budget deadline looming, the National Endowment for the Arts is still at risk. Lincoln Center has just released the following statement in support of the NEA.
Following two successful editions in Sydney, Australia's leading art fair for emerging artists, The Other Art Fair will launch in Melbourne for a four-day presentation in May 2017, connec…
The public art warehouse known as ArtStreet came to a bittersweet close Saturday, with hundreds lining up for a last peek at the massive collaboration among Sacramento's visual, musical and …
As a novice opera aficionado, I wasn't quite sure what to expect from Masterpieces of Russian Vocal Music: Famous Contemporaries, the Russian Chamber Art Society's most recent offering at La…
An Edgar Degas exhibit featuring hats and paintings, inspired by a $10 million acquisition 10 years ago, has debuted at the St. Louis Art Museum.
When Divine Ngabire thinks back on her first impressions of the United States, one image in particular seems to stick with her: "The beautiful lights," she says, recalling that moment three …
Police executing a drug raid have recovered a stolen piece of stolen pop art depicting Bruce Springsteen.
'Art in Bloom' returns to the St. Louis Art Museum.
On this week's podcast, we welcome playwright and former Marine Maurice Decaul and talk about why it's important to tell war stories. Then the editors discuss the recent New York Times 'Big …
Lynn Nottage's new play about economic hardship in Reading, Pennsylvania opens at Studio 54 next month.
The Manetti Shrem Museum will highlight the work of local ceramic artist Tony Natsoulas with a showing of Ben Fargen's documentary, "Tony Natsoulas: A Face in the Crowd." There will … …
A new company debuts with not one opera but three. Snow is a composite work, with one librettist telling three stories all
My latest essay is up at Art Times:Good acting is a matter of opinion. A performance that you perceive as brilliantly emotional, I might perceive as overacting. A performance that strikes me…
Color and light, tension and harmony. These design elements should be fundamental to any stage production, but perhaps none more than Stephen Sondheim's Sunday in the Park With George. In Pe…
Sarah Hemming on the growing popularity of shows without a script
"Into the Fold: Contemporary Japanese Ceramics" at the Crocker Art Museum represents the pinnacle of contemporary Japanese ceramics. The freely expressed verve of the work celebrates intuiti…
Applicants are now being accepted for the ”intense” training program in the Russian capital.
This survey of Russian art's turbulent history between 1917 and 1930 opens an extraordinary range of material, much of it familiar, but it also contains some stunning surprises. I'm fairly u…
Matt Trueman on how a good festival is constructed and why the biennial Bristol-based In Between Time works so well
At a time when politicians may be talking about narrowing their focus to the local and the immediate, the chosen ones and sovereignty within borders, we in the arts are opening our arms.
The Bloomsbury Group is ever present in a new exhibition of the artists's work
“La La Land,” which is far out in front to win the Oscar for Best Production Design according to our experts, won the contemporary category at the 21st annual Art Direct…
The Swiss ski resort is restyling itself as a cultural destination with a daring outdoor exhibition
“La La Land,” which is far out in front to win the Oscar for Best Production Design according to our experts, is all but certain to win at the Art Directors Guild  Awards o…