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When host Lara Spencer of Good Morning America decided to go after Price George (of the UK) for his 6-year-old studies, she made especial fun of his ballet studies. And her apology Instagram…
Butler University's Jordan College of the Arts (JCA) invites applications for a full-time, 9-month faculty position in the Department of Arts Administration beginning August 2020.
One gimmick in particular stood out: A pair of works presented turned away from the audience, and sold as one lot, without any idea of what they looked like. "They are going to be two of the…
Rebecca Jennings " who confesses to having read each of the Harry Potter books at least ten times and insists she's "not advocating for laziness" " points to research on "repeated hedonic ex…
The singer reached an impass with her recording label, which owns masters of the original songs. So Swift says she'll simply re-record them all so she has control. Travis Andrews untangles t…
"As a recent graduate with a BFA in acting, I could have been stuck lip-synching to Buddy Holly at an amusement park or being cast as a Native American in a problematic outdoor drama in Chil…
"He was a very strong face for the Charlotte Symphony, but he worked his butt off behind the scenes with the power players in Charlotte. He got people to realize that this was something impo…
Since its inception in 1969, the public television show has redefined what it means to teach children through TV, with music as its resounding voice. Before "Sesame Street," it wasn't even c…
The rise of digital video is bringing back more than just bloated bundles and bills. Many companies are returning to TV's original business model: selling you anything and everything but the…
"We usually assume that literature exists to depict life, but Russians often speak as if life exists to provide material for literature. Russians, of course, excel in ballet, chess, theater,…
"You don't want to have either Fox or MSNBC after you. Those are huge distractions of the time of individual board members and senior management." " The New York Times
Fewer than one-third of businesses do. "Most individuals surveyed by the funder wanted more cultural opportunities where they live (55%), but businesses were less enthusiastic: they prioriti…
Arti Prashar: "We operate in a climate where we have been asked to grow and grow, following a business model that just doesn't work for the arts " of seeking bigger turnover and bigger and w…
At the Madhavendra Palace, just outside Jaipur, "floral murals, elaborate arches, patterned columns, dark paneled doors, and stone-lined courtyards serve as maximal backdrops for sculptures …
The letter states that recent job losses for arts critics at the Guardian and the Evening Standard highlight this issue. It goes on to quote figures from the List magazine that reveal the nu…
The 376-foot sculpture was commissioned by Johnson, then London's Mayor, for the 2012 Olympics, and he had hoped that it would become London's answer to the Eiffel Tower (7 million annual vi…
"[The dissident artist] said he initially chose Germany after leaving China as it had worked so hard for his freedom, but now felt that Germany had changed and he was once again an exile. 'T…
"Given the trend over the last few years to use comedy as therapy, to use laughter to counterpoint pain, a complicated subject like abortion is no less likely to be a topic for comedy than m…
"We shouldn't be a white castle on the hill. Our new vision is about deepening the cultural life of every resident in the county. That is a very outward vision," says Los Angeles Music Cente…
There are more and more outlets, but they pay writers less and less; there are huge quantities of new music pouring out, but large bodies of readers are going to click on pieces about artist…
Says the former director of public programming at Lincoln Center, who has moved on to a new arts center in Abu Dhabi, "I'm someone who dreaded talkbacks and Q&As. While I was in New York…
"New York City-based choreographer and director Jennifer Weber once worked on a project with a strict social media policy: "Hire no one with less than 10K, period' " and that was a few years…
"It's 2047, 100 years after India's independence, and in the fictional nation of Aryavarta, water is scarce. The republic's authoritarian rulers are seizing children of mixed parentage from …
There's a lot of research now that shows that in the teenage years we develop skills from what's called autobiographical reasoning"which is the ability to derive personal meaning from your p…
"Times change" is a time-dishonored argument for justifying moral lapses, whether they're #MeToo transgressions (Plácido Domingo) or retention of antiquities that were likely looted (Phil…
