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Tag: 04.01.16

Mr. Obama’s Tango Partner: I Wasn’t Supposed To Ask Him To Dance

Godoy said jokingly that the president asked her repeatedly during the dance “When does this end?” but relaxed when he saw his wife enjoying herself as she simultaneously tangoed with Godoy’s partner. “When he saw Michelle, he said, ‘Okay, I’ll keep going.’”

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on April 1, 2016Categories danceTags 04.01.16

Artist Sues Brazilian Protesters Over Giant Rubber Ducky

“Versions of the same giant inflatable rubber duck designed by Florentijn Hofman have travelled the world since 2007, calling in Japan, New Zealand and Brazil, among many other countries. The version that has appeared in protests in Brazil closely resembles Mr Hofman’s, although it has crosses for eyes.”

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on April 1, 2016Categories visualTags 04.01.16

Violist Sues Royal Opera House For Damage To His Hearing

In court documents seen by the BBC, Goldscheider claims that in 2012 his hearing was “irreversibly damaged” during rehearsals of Richard Wagner’s thunderous Die Walkure “from brass instruments placed immediately behind him” in the famous “pit” at the Royal Opera House.

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on April 1, 2016Categories musicTags 04.01.16

Seven Iconic Zaha Hadid Buildings

Early on, Ms. Hadid earned a reputation for her audacious plans — even though her designs went unbuilt for many years.

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on April 1, 2016Categories visualTags 04.01.16

Another High-Level Sotheby’s Departure – Longtime Head Of Contemporary Art Leaving

Since CEO Tad Smith announced voluntary layoffs in November, more than 80 staffers have left, including David Norman, vice chairman of Sotheby’s Americas, and Henry Wyndham, chairman of Sotheby’s Europe.

Author Douglas McLennanPosted on April 1, 2016Categories visualTags 04.01.16

Livestock In Opera: A Brief History

The sheep currently thrilling New York audiences in Louis Andriessen’s De Materie are by no means the first farm animals to triumph on the lyric stage.

Author Matthew WestphalPosted on April 1, 2016Categories musicTags 04.01.16

Magnificence Out Of Mud: Longwood Gardens, Halfway Through A Major Renovation

“‘It’s not too often that you get to see Versailles being built,’ Paul B. Redman, Longwood’s executive director, said as he took it all in from a high terrace in front of the Longwood Conservatory. ‘It will be a very Parisian park.'”

Author Matthew WestphalPosted on April 1, 2016Categories visualTags 04.01.16

‘He’s Now A Classic’ – Holland Cotter On Why Robert Mapplethorpe Still Matters

“An artist once reviled as a pariah and embraced as a martyr has been thoroughly absorbed into mainstream. He’s now a classic, with auction prices to match. The question is, how does the work, cleaned of the grit of controversy, hold up?”

Author Matthew WestphalPosted on April 1, 2016Categories visualTags 04.01.16

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