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“Although the outside of Jacobs Music Center appears much the same as it did in March 2020, when the orchestra played its last concert there before the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown” and it was still Copley Symphony Hall, “the inside’s myriad top-to-bottom changes seem transformative and then some.” – The San Diego Union-Tribune (MSN)
PARK CITY, Utah — Amid our inclination to focus on Hollywood’s many inequities, including, say, the Academy’s failure to recognize one very specifically selected female directors, the notion of a talent deficit can emerge and drown out the truth: We have a plethora of female filmmakers from across all backgrounds telling daring, superb stories all […]
Blockbuster art exhibitions were once largely the province of museums. Crowds now flock to popular immersive exhibitions—where all you see is a part of the artwork—in a new breed of art venue. Last year, some 2.4 million people paid approximately $25 each to experience teamLab’s Planets exhibition in Tokyo, racking up ticket sales on a […]
Claude Monet’s legacy, often referenced in pop culture cameos and defined by astronomical auction prices, tends to overshadow the artist’s personal life. But, in a new book MONET: The Restless Vision, acclaimed critic Jackie Wullschläger draws from thousands of untranslated interviews found in Monet’s five-volume French catalogue raisonné, bringing the Impressionist’s personal story to the […]