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Friday, February 15, 2019

Boston Symphony And Principal Flute Elizabeth Rowe Settle Equal-Pay Lawsuit by Artsjournal1

“A landmark pay-discrimination lawsuit filed by the Boston Symphony Orchestra’s star flutist, Elizabeth Rowe, has been settled out of court after successful mediation between the…

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Art Dealer Mary Boone Sentenced To Prison For Tax Fraud by Artsjournal1

“After pleading guilty in September to filing false tax returns that claimed she had taken in millions of dollars less than was the reality, Mary Boone " an art dealer with roots in Ne…

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Dolly Parton Expands Her Free-Books-For-Kids Program To A Fifth Country by Artsjournal1

“Ireland becomes the fifth country to benefit from Parton's generosity, joining the US, UK, Canada and Australia. It's another welcome step forward for a charity” " the Imaginati…

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Playback Theatre As Therapy For Traumatized Syrian War Refugees by Artsjournal1

“The [program] was organized by Fighters for Peace, which was founded in 2014 by former Lebanese militia members who took part in their country’s destructive 1975-90 civil war an…

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Government Audit Slams France's National Workshop For Historical Furnishings by Artsjournal1

“The Mobilier National, which was set up in the 17th century to decorate royal palaces and continues to restore and supply fine furniture and tapestries for the Elysée Palace and Vers…

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This Year's Serpentine Pavilion Will Look Like Floating Clouds Of Slate by Artsjournal1

Architect Junya Ishigami’s design for the outdoor structure “will be part rock face, part smog cloud, as if a landslide from an open-cast slate mine had been cut from a hillside …

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The last of the big-time donors? by Artsjournal1

From coast to coast, our national landscape is dotted with fine-arts institutions that exist because of people like the late David Rockefeller. Unfortunately, big-ticket philanthropy is in t…

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Weekend Extra: Meet The Mrudangam by Artsjournal1

There may be a longshot chance that you are unfamiliar with the mrudangam. It is a South Indian percussion instrument that Rajna Swaminathan has introduced into American music since she beca…

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Thursday, February 14, 2019

ABT To Perform On Cruise Ships by Artsjournal1

The company will offer guest performances on selected Celebrity Cruises vessels. Said executive director Kara Medoff Barnett in a statement, “American Ballet Theatre’s mission is…

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This Man Could Have Been The Great American Impressionist Composer by Artsjournal1

“When composers die prematurely, it's tempting to imagine what they might have produced had they lived to a riper age. … Consider, for example, the life of Charles Tomlinson Griffes,…

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For Black Talent Agents, It's Hard Out There In Hollywood by Artsjournal1

“Pushes for greater diversity onscreen have been mirrored in some Hollywood corridors of power with varying degrees of effort and success. But the number of partners and department hea…

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The Thriving Theatre Scene In Mexico's Prisons by Artsjournal1

“There are fifteen professional theatre companies in Mexico within detention centers, and hundreds of inmates participate. Two companies " the one at Santa Martha Acatitla prison and o…

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This Writer Asked New York Film Academy To Pay Her What Men Were Getting Paid. They Kicked Her Off The Project. by Artsjournal1

Last summer, Krista Knight signed on to write the script for a 20-minute movie musical for NYFA. At the time, she agreed that she’d be paid only with in-kind services. Then she found o…

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Postcard From The Edge (Of Elko): A Report From The National Cowboy Poetry Gathering by Artsjournal1

“The event has come here for 35 years, but it feels much older. At moments, it seems like 1884, when the trail drives were still happening … But cowboy poetry is more contemporary th…

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The Two Funders Who've Turned Miami Into A Serious Cultural Center by Artsjournal1

“Mid-tier cities aiming to ramp up their cultural profile in short order will find inspiration in Miami's emergence as an arts hot spot. And regional foundations that aspire to catalyz…

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Jan Wahl, Children's Book Author Who Worked With Greatest Illustrators, Dead At 87 by Artsjournal1

“[He] was an extraordinarily prolific author who published more than 100 books, many of which found favor with children and parents alike. His collaborating with leading book artists&#…

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Why People Devour Novels About Food, And Why Novelists Cook Them Up by Artsjournal1

“Food is the great equalizer " everyone eats " and what we eat and how we eat it can be so emotional and can carry deep meaning.” Eleven authors offer their thoughts about writin…

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Finally, A Company Is Manufacturing Point Shoes For Dudes by Artsjournal1

“A Russian company called Siberian Swan has just announced the debut of the first pointe shoe model specifically designed for men, named ‘Rudolf’ (after Nureyev, of course)…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 09:12AM[SHARE]

What Are Museums To Do About The Sackler Name They Have Everywhere? by Artsjournal1

The Sackler family has been giving millions to art institutions for half a century. Now they, and the recipients of their generosity, are coming under heavy pressure from activists protestin…

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This Time, Can Santa Fe Get Affordable Housing For Artists Built? by Artsjournal1

Developer Daniel Werwath has been trying to get such housing built since 2005, and he’s already seen two projects get started and then stall out. But he thinks that 2019 may be the yea…

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Could Daniel Harding Finally Hit It Big In The US? by Artsjournal1

The English conductor, who started out as a wunderkind protégé of Simon Rattle in Birmingham, has a solid career in Europe, but he had a difficult time when he debuted with the big America…

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Mel A. Tomlinson, Who Danced With Three Of America's Great Ballet Companies, Dead At 65 by Artsjournal1

A performer “of powerful, regal demeanor,” Tomlinson was a member, in turn, of Dance Theater of Harlem, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater and New York City Ballet. He was most c…

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Europe's Famous Serial Art Thief Has Been At It Again by Artsjournal1

“Stéphane Breitwieser, the serial art thief who raided museums around France, Switzerland, Germany and other countries on the continent from 2004 to 2011, has been arrested again in h…

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London Theatre To Focus On 'Research-Driven' Performance by Artsjournal1

University College London’s Bloomsbury Theatre, now back in action after a 3½-year renovation, aims to re-examine “traditional ideas about the role of theatre in a research-in…

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Wednesday, February 13, 2019

Why Was Zhang Yimou's Latest Film Pulled From The Berlin Film Festival? by Artsjournal1

“The phrase ‘technical reasons’ is both a euphemism and a reality for Chinese filmmakers, none of whom can ever be said to have completed their movie until regulators sign …

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John Mason, 91, Pioneer Of Abstract Ceramic Sculpture by Artsjournal1

“[He] was one of a group of artists who … blew past utilitarian definitions of what clay was good for and made experimental, often very large works that ended up in galleries and mus…

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Ron Hutchinson, Who Restored Sound To Early Films, Dead At 67 by Artsjournal1

“[This] ebullient film buff … led a campaign to restore scores of largely forgotten short sound films from the 1920s and ’30s that featured comedians, vaudevillians, opera sing…

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Why We Keep Falling For Lying Memoirs by Artsjournal1

“While [Dan] Mallory's story seems remarkable " a con man using a sob story to sashay his way to literary power " it's actually extremely common. … The reason these frauds happen is …

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Abridge Too Far " Is It Ever Okay To Perform An Opera Cut Down By Half Or More? by Artsjournal1

Taking as a jumping-off point an 80-minute Idomeneo in Pittsburgh last month, Jeremy Reynolds and several opera professionals discuss whether and when cutting an opera to half its length or …

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What You Get When You Cross A Dancer With An Acrobat by Artsjournal1

“In Non Solus, a dancer becomes an acrobat, and an acrobat becomes a dancer. Recirquel Company Budapest may be a circus company, but its meditative, evening-length production is no cir…

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What Language Do They Speak In The Balkans? The Birth, Life, And Death Of Serbo-Croatian by Artsjournal1

“Imagine a situation in which an American defendant hires a British lawyer for a trial in an American courtroom. The accused then demands that a British interpreter be found. British-A…

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