6,111 stories by "Artsjournal1"
"The Ojai Music Festival has joined the list of coronavirus cancellations, … marking the first time since its founding in 1947 that the annual celebration of experimental classical music w…
"Their sentiments run the gamut from hope to doom ('I've been wondering when the next mass extinction event would come. This is it.') and collectively form an uncertain picture of the future…
We are making the adjustment to teaching arts policy at a distance for the remainder of the semester, and so I'm about to get used to (and hopefully better at) short videos for students, pra…
"Drive-in movie theaters may seem like a blast from the past, something out of the 1950s or '60s. Numerous baby boomers haven't gone for decades; Gen Xers and millennials, perhaps never. But…
Helen Shaw: "To try to understand the complexity of a situation that was changing minute by minute " last Thursday, we still had a full theater calendar for April, for instance " I talked to…
"The justices unanimously upheld a lower court's 2018 ruling that the state was protected by a legal doctrine called sovereign immunity and could not be sued for copyright infringement for u…
"With its shows canceled until further notice and its revenue stream obliterated, Chicago's most illustrious comedy theater … is trying to improvise its way out of a major crisis. … [Job…
"Last week's layoffs were just the latest addition to a list of controversial upheavals for the company in recent years, including climbing ticket prices in early 2017, the move from Chelsea…
"After the city sought to reintroduce normal activity, a wave of new coronavirus cases hit, largely due to returning travelers. The reversal offers a cautionary tale to countries around the …
"In the 30 years since founding the gallery in Soho in 1989, Kasmin developed a program that managed to toe the line between brainy and lighthearted by placing historic postwar artists like …
Yes, it's because of the coronavirus. "'Our artists, staff, directors and shareholders are devastated by this sad but inevitable turn of events,' says Hazard Chase managing director, James B…
"The Berlin Senate announced … that it would soon be offering €100 million ($107 million) in €5,000 ($5,366) grants to freelance workers and small businesses in the cultural se…
"The Montreal-based circus giant said temporarily cutting 4,679 jobs was necessary after 44 shows worldwide were shuttered amid the virus outbreak." " The Hollywood Reporter
The move comes after an investigation into alleged sexual misconduct by Scarlett, who had been artist-in-residence, with students at the Royal Ballet School. The company also said, in what s…
"CEO Deborah Borda said that the orchestra has negotiated a new interim deal with its musicians: They will be paid in full until March 31, and then accept reduced pay for the next two months…
Thanks to a kind-hearted, quick-witted nurse in New York-Presbyterian's cardio-thoracic ICU, I was able to see and speak to Mrs. T via Skype on Sunday night. " Terry Teachout
Since most jazz musicians (and jazz journalists) are self-employed freelancers, it's probably essential to rely on ourselves and do it ourselves.. Adapting or heightening one's media game ma…
Concerned about the advance of the coronavirus, pianist Fred Hersch has announced his approach to providing, if not relief from the threat, a way to get it off your mind for a while: a live-…
It seems all too obvious to compare flamenco virtuoso/a Manuel Liñán's all-bio-male show Viva! to Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo. But, writes Marina Harss, the dancing here is q…
"Even as they try to reclaim what was lost, they and others are also taking advantage of a rare scientific opportunity. The cathedral, laid bare to inspection by the fire, is yielding clues …
Young Jean Lee, Lauren Gunderson, and Jaclyn Backhaus are among those who have begun leading playwriting lessons and seminars on the web since coronavirus sent almost everyone home. Gunderso…
"The idea came from the dancer Miranda Quinn: The opening sequence of The Brady Bunch popped into her head. 'How they're all in little squares,' she said. 'That made me think of how we're al…
"[She] won the top directing prize at the Cesars in 2000 for her movie Venus Beauty Institute, a romantic comedy starring Nathalie Baye and Audrey Tautou that recounts the quest for fulfillm…
A very few cinemas in far-flung cities are back in business already (though few customers are coming just yet), and the major cities are making plans. The big problem: nothing exciting to sh…
Michael Brodeur: "The plan was to spend my first week … seeing concerts and shaking hands. (Just typing that makes me want to sanitize.) The goal was to go big," with five performances in …
