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The post Victory over Death: The Art of Colin McCahon appeared first on Australian Arts Review.
Artist Michael Ferris offers an engaging, larger-than-life tribute to loved ones with his intricate wooden sculptures, now on view at Old City's Center for Art in Wood. Corey Qureshi reviews.
The French master teacher Philippe Gaulier has worked with stars like Sacha Baron Cohen. But at 78, are his methods, which include insults, outdated?
The post Bundanon's new world-class Art Museum and Bridge for Creative Learning set to open late January appeared first on Australian Arts Review.
And now a new journey begins! It's the 1960s and the Golden Age of the American Musical is in full swing, though, by the end of the decade it is replaced by the Modern Era. What a time to be…
A conversation between playwright Lynn Nottage, director Kate Whoriskey, and Ford Foundation president Darren Walker
Hosted by Second Stage and Art for Justice Fund
Clyde's
By Lynn Nottage…
The new executive director talks about exploring activism through fashion design, her upbringing in Puerto Rico, and leading the future of Taller Puertorriqueño's community of Puerto Rica…
Miriam Carpenter's latest exhibit featuring her sculpture, furniture, prints, and drawings takes a deep look at the importance of technique and labor of art as well as the art itself. Michel…
When I was twenty, I was afraid to meet new...
The post [GUEST BLOG] A Juilliard professor defines "Art" and NOT the way you think. first appeared on Ken Davenport.
As the St. Louis Art Museum grapples with staffing issues due to the rapid spread of COVID-19 in the area, it has elected to close until Feb. 1.
Some thirty acts have announced the cancelation of their performances or attendance at the Sydney Festival, a major arts festival that started Thursday in Australia's biggest city. They argu…
The new exhibit opens visitors up to the world of moveable books from two different time periods: the 19th century and today. Pamela J. Forsythe reviews.
A playwright and actor, he saw his life as performance art. He was best known for his play "Storm Reading."
I don't know about you, but I need a little optimism in my life.
December 21 was the birthday of theatre impresario Arthur Hammerstein (1872-1955). What with our vaudeville goggles on, we have given Arthur short shrift, having written mostly about the fat…
This play is a farce that relies on you not knowing, and certainly not anticipating, what might be going right and what might be going wrong. Easier just to say that the night is full of lau…
Jones returns to Broadway after a multi-year absence.
The post The Exhibitionists: A history of Sydney's Art Gallery of New South Wales appeared first on Australian Arts Review.
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By . IIPM & NtGent in collaboration with the Münchner Kammerspiele presents School of Resistance: Practices from Euromaidan to Belarus / Art in conflicted areas livestreaming on the glo…
In the wake of the racial reckoning that followed the murder of George Floyd, museums throughout Connecticut are revving up again with a particular focus: diversity, equity and inclusion.
As health officials sound the alarm about the pandemic's impact on children's mental health, music, drama and other art classes are helping kids adjust to being in-person again.
New memoirs of 2 artists associated with London's Royal Court Theatre portray divergent quests to make work for themselves and for others.
Woodmere Art Museum examines the impact on American art by Philadelphia painter Larry Day in this new exhibit. Pamela J. Forsythe reviews.
Meet one of Broadway's best-known orchestrators, who worked on countless Sondheim shows including Sunday in the Park With George.
