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Sunday, August 4, 2019

D.A. Pennebaker, Documentary Filmmaker And Bob Dylan Mythmaker, Has Died At 94 by Artsjournal2

Pennebaker's documentary filmmaking stretched across more than six decades, and in that time, he "chronicled a who's who of other pop music and entertainment world figures and icons over the…

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What Do The Original 'Lion King' Animators Think Of The New, Heavily CGI Version? by Artsjournal2

One animator said, "I will only get myself in trouble if I comment on the 'other' version," so there's that point of view. Another: "I think some of my colleagues forget that when you work o…

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It's Time To Let 'Miss Saigon' Go " Forever by Artsjournal2

Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Viet Thanh Nguyen: "Fantasy cannot be dismissed as mere entertainment, especially when we keep repeating the fantasy. Fantasy " and our enjoyment of it " spea…

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The Hotel Lobby As Gallery For Contemporary Art by Artsjournal2

And not just the lobby " some hotels commission artists or exhibits for every bit of space, including rooms, conference rooms, cafeterias and much more. " The New York Times

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Participatory Theatre At Its European Roots by Artsjournal2

During a conference on "Bürgerböhne" " or participatory theatre for citizens " "it became clear to me that not all countries"or even communities"have the same ideas about how participatory…

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Phil Hynes, Backstage Lighting Force For 'Saturday Night Live,' Has Died At 96 by Artsjournal2

Lorne Michaels: "He was a force to be reckoned with, and his presence and strength were something I came to rely on. … He will be missed, but if God has him now, despite all the arguing, h…

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London's Smallest Stages Are Hosting Wagner by Artsjournal2

The artistic director of the Fulham Opera (which is doing Die Meistersinger this summer) says there's good reason for smaller opera halls: "The immediacy, the storytelling, the quality of th…

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The Short Story Author Inspired By 19th Century Abolitionists " And The Current U.S. President by Artsjournal2

Nafissa Thompson-Spires' first book, the short story collection The Heads of Colored People, is short-listed for the Gordon Burn Prize (a prize for a book that follows Burn's "bold footsteps…

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A Gothic Bridge Is Destroyed In Belgium So Bigger Boats Can Go Down The River by Artsjournal2

The federal government is not happy with the town of Tournal, where, after years of argument and discussion, a crane pulled apart the bridge over the Scheldt, in sections. "A crowd on the ri…

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The Reasons For Reader's Block Vary, But They All Lead To One Thing by Artsjournal2

That is, reader's block means you're not reading a book. Why? " The New York Times

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The Trouble With Writing About Sex by Artsjournal2

The author of the viral hit short story "Cat Person" says that it's not easy. to deal with constant questions about sex. "Write a book about the way young women use words to fight back again…

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Producers Pushed Producer Lulu Wang To Make 'The Farewell' In English With Some White Leads by Artsjournal2

But she said no, every time, and the film seems to have turned out OK. "It broke the box office record set by Avengers: Endgame for per-screen average, taking in $351,330 in four theat…

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Email Used To Be Amazing by Artsjournal2

Then it became a "productivity tool" for work, and "regular folks don't want to organize their private lives as if they were office jobs." But it's not too late to save the technology, if we…

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The Forbidden City Isn't So Forbidden Anymore by Artsjournal2

After decades in peril " "Mao's Communist government debated tearing down the complex, or creating a vast Soviet-style wedding cake palace opposite it." " the Forbidden City complex has beco…

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Vivian Paley, Pioneering Educator And Author Who Believed In The Power Of Story, Has Died At 90 by Artsjournal2

Paley won a MacArthur "Genius" Grant for her work. Her methods met with resistance during the era of quantification and textbook standardization, but "in addition to teaching children, she m…

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The Man Who Founded Book Chain Waterstone's Says He Has No Guilt Over The Deaths Of Indie Bookstores by Artsjournal2

Tim Waterstone " no longer associated with the stores that bear his name " says that "the competition simply wasn't up to scratch. 'I didn't feel guilty,' he says. 'I'd just have to say, no,…

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Hollywood Enabled 'Eccentric Dance,' And Now It's Celebrating The Genre by Artsjournal2

Of course, eccentric dance wasn't new when the movies started recording it. "Eccentric dance can trace its origins to ancient times and has roots in many cultures. But perhaps no place did i…

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More Than A Year After 40 Artists Withdrew From A London Museum, They're Still Demanding Answers by Artsjournal2

The timeline: Last August, "more than 40 artists removed their work from the exhibition Hope to Nope at the Design Museum in London after the museum housed an event hosted by the…

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Oh, Hello, 80 Percent Of Books Published Between 1924 And 1963 Are In The Public Domain by Artsjournal2

Wow, thanks for your data mining project, New York Public Library! Why, though? Because "until the 1976 Copyright Act, US works were not copyrighted unless they were registered, and then the…

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What Is Community Theatre For? by Artsjournal2

Jocelyn Allgood, who participates in several community theatres near her in Texas, says that "it's our small contribution to humanity " to ease the burden of life, to make you laugh, to stir…

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Monday, July 29, 2019

The Writers Guild Is Deadlocked In An Argument With Agencies " And Now Some Want New Leadership by Artsjournal2

The upheaval hasn't ended " it's barely begun: "Shonda Rhimes, Ryan Murphy and Ava DuVernay are among more than 300 writers who have declared their support for dissidents in upcoming board e…

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The Paris Bookstore That Gets Unrivaled Tourist Attention by Artsjournal2

The foot traffic to Shakespeare and Company has only increased since nearby Notre Dame closed for fire repairs. But the bookstore is a monument in and of itself. "Through the narrow aisles a…

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Location Sharing Apps Were Supposed To Be Cool by Artsjournal2

Instead, we're all living in an age of terrible anxiety over constant surveillance. What went wrong? " Wired

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It's That Weird Moment, Butter Sculpture Season, In The United States by Artsjournal2

And this time, one butter sculptor decided to honor the 50th anniversary of the first moonwalk. But how to explain those cows looking on? " Space

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After Forty Years Of Marketing Broadway, A Legend Retires by Artsjournal2

Sam Rudy, an actual farm boy who moved to the city and made good, has created publicity for everything from the deeply bad musical Shogun to Edward Albee's The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?, and h…

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The UK Is Having A Jazz Renaissance, Sparked By Young Fans by Artsjournal2

One DJ explains it this rather charming way: "If you're 21 now, you can get all kinds of music much faster. You can stream it or listen to it via YouTube … My generation had to buy the rec…

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Disney Smashes Its Own Box Office Record And It's Only July, So Everything Is Fine by Artsjournal2

Listen, y'all, Frozen 2 hasn't even come out yet. "After this weekend, the company has surpassed $7.67 billion worldwide, smashing the benchmark previously set by Disney in 2016 with $…

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Ain't No Party Like An Existentialist Party by Artsjournal2

When you're partying during what feels like some pretty dark times, take inspiration from the French existentialists of the 1940s. "Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre spent a lot of tim…

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We're In A Climate Emergency, So Could We Ban Glass Skyscrapers? by Artsjournal2

They're expensive to build, expensive to maintain, and very expensive " to the planet " to cool. "Energy used on cooling has doubled since 2000 and accounts for about 14% of all energy use n…

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The Many Languages Of Paris by Artsjournal2

That is, of its refugee population " and of their radio station. " NPR

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Teslas Will Soon Be Able To Stream Netflix And YouTube by Artsjournal2

But " or so Elon Musk claims " that access to streaming video will only happen while the car is parked. " The Verge

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