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"On Wednesday, the BMA revealed plans to send an updated version of [a] 1937 questionnaire to about 300 local schools, nonprofits, and other organizations. The results will inform future exh…
Fittingly for a play about the importance of effective communication, Yellow Is the Colour of Sunshine seamlessly fuses music, movement, sign language
"What separates Schjeldahl is the tangible sense in nearly every piece in this book " say 85 of the 100 " that something existential is at stake as he writes. The same sensation is present i…
Dubbed "The Persistence of Chaos," the Samsung NC10 contains six viruses that have caused an estimated $95 billion in damages. Despite what you might think, it's not meant to be a tool…
"What's the difference between something that's not art because it's not good enough, and something that's not art because it's the wrong sort of thing? Let's start there." " 3 Quarks …
"No matter the establishment " cafe, trattoria, dive bar, coffeehouse, doughnut shop, pharmacy, even " those who make themselves permanent fixtures almost all say the same thing about what m…
"[The expert engaged for the project] has 22 months to identify potential risks to the world-famous museum, such as fires, theft or terrorist attacks, and to come up with 'a massive evacuati…
Twenty-four UC Davis graduate students, across a wide range of creative disciplines, will showcase their work at an upcoming exhibition on campus. The Arts and Humanities Graduate Exhibition…
dressed. is an unflinching, deeply personal, deeply political insight into the horror of assault, both physical and psychological.
Classical music has traditionally not been a welcoming environment for women composers. Opera Australia's 2019 season, for instance, features just one work by a female composer, Elena Kats-C…
"[Latyra] Blake and her collaborators made the artworks as part of Women in Reentry, a project of the People's Paper Co-op. Together, they've spent months learning to make paper from their o…
"Despite museums' well-meaning (but not always successful) efforts to adjust their tones and practices to 21st-century standards, auction houses continue to present African artifacts through…
As one of her projects as artist-in-residence at the Museum of Old and New Art in Tasmania, Kirsha Kaechele has created a cookbook called (yes) Eat the Problem, full of recipes that turn Aus…
The artist/architect, whose parents survived the Holocaust (though more than a dozen aunts, uncles and cousins did not), talks to Tim Teeman about Through the Lens of Faith: Auschwitz, an in…
The rise of artist-created apps creates a new arena where the playful meets the serious
"A good background story increases a work's value," says Geert Jan Jansen in this ingenious caper about his life as a master
The gradual eclipse of the Old Masters and Impressionist worlds is a cautionary tale
Vincent Namatjira has been named the winner of the Ramsay Art Prize 2019 " Australia's most generous prize for young people, with his work Close Contact. "The Ramsay Art Prize sets out to el…
Believed to be the only existing panorama of the Mississippi Valley, the 19th-century painting is 350 feet long. Now, the St. Louis Art Museum is having its final three panels restored.
The Dance Complex, Cambridge, Massachusetts. March 30, 2019. "I am a classicist," wrote Benita Bike in her program letter. I did indeed see classicism in her work, but also evident were many…
City officials Thursday invited Sacramento and West Sacramento residents to pay tribute to someone important in their lives with a special art project in the works for the Sacramento River �…
The period where people can submit names they want honored in the project "River Crossing" opens May 25, 2019 and runs through July 10, 2019. … Click to Continue »
The star of the comedy musical shares her earliest theatrical experience, who she wants to work with again, and more.
The "culprit" was Aslan Sagutdinov, a blogger in the city of Uralsk. In a video taken of his arrest, he said, "I want to show that the idiocy in our country has gotten so strong that the pol…