“If digital art publishing has a future, it needs to do what can’t be done on the page.”
Author: ArtsJournal2
Well, At Least One Major U.S. Museum Is Working Well With The Italians
The deputy director of Boston’s Museum of Fine Arts: “This is what we all dreamed the relationship could be. … It is quite remarkable, given how often the Italian government changes.”
Why Is DC’s Highly Successful Shakespeare Theatre Company Fighting To Avoid Eviction?
Blame an urban renewal plan that sort of ran out of plan.
Author: Illegal Downloading Is ‘Moral Squalor’
Philip Pullman: “Authors and musicians work in poverty and obscurity for years to bring their work to the level ‘that gives delight to their audiences, and as soon as they achieve that, the possibility of making a living from it is taken away from them.'”
The Legal Fight Over A Cambodian Statue Turns Personal, And Nasty
“Each side filed papers accusing the other of acting unethically” – and the government accused a federal prosecutor turned Sotheby’s lawyer of providing false information to her former colleagues.
Is It Time To Stop Terrorizing Big Ballerinas?
Maybe. In the UK, there’s a new show “about big girls who were told at 10 to give up, [but] why would you stop a child dancing?”
What Was The Point Of Pacific Standard Time?
“Nearly every exhibition in the series said as much about the ideals, ambitions and leadership of the museum or school that organized it as it did about architecture and urbanism in Los Angeles.”
Does A Dramaturg Reach Emotional Catharsis By Handing Out A Research Packet?
Or is it the lobby display? A post-show talkback? (Seriously.)
This Is A Crucial Weekend For The Minnesota Orchestra
“The pressure to reach a deal to the nearly year-long lockout is intense this weekend because of a series of deadlines leading to scheduled performances this November at Carnegie Hall.” But the sides haven’t reached any kind of agreement at all.
The Dramatic Story Of East Berlin’s Abandoned Amusement Park
“No one wants to take responsibility for the downfall of Spreepark — the acres of fallow land at the heart of the Plänterwald Forest. The park ruins are situated in one of Berlin’s most desirable locations.”