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Creating a studio – and livestream — of his own, dance artist Michael J. Love taps through the pandemic

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Blanton Museum Unveils Designs for $35 Million Major Overhaul of its Grounds

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Film review: If you like movies that make you think, then ‘One Night in Miami’ is for you

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Film review: ‘Promising Young Woman’ delivers a powerful punch

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Creating a studio – and livestream — of his own, dance artist Michael J. Love taps through the pandemic

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Film review: If you like movies that make you think, then ‘One Night in Miami’ is for you

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Film review: ‘Promising Young Woman’ delivers a powerful punch

Screens & Pop Charles Ealy - January 17, 2021 0

Emerald Fennell is an artistic force like few others. She plays Camilla Parker Bowles on Season 3 of “The Crown.” She was the head...

Film review: If you like movies that make you think, then ‘One Night in Miami’ is for you

Screens & Pop Charles Ealy - January 14, 2021 0

“One Night in Miami” is the rarest of movies — one that deals with how we decide to align ourselves with political and artistic...

Social Distances: The arts during the pandemic

Social Distances

Creating a studio – and livestream — of his own, dance artist Michael J. Love taps through the pandemic

Molly Roy - January 15, 2021 0

When lockdown orders went into effect last spring, independent artist-scholar Michael J. Love had to leave a note on his neighbor’s door. It read...

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The Year of Living Separately

Jeanne Claire van Ryzin - January 1, 2021 0

While 2020 ends, the story of the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the arts and culture is hardly over. We are wired to...

A Good-bye to 2020: Introducing the Pandemic Place Questionnaire

Public Place Penny Snyder - December 1, 2020 0

Late one Friday night in May, I went for a rambling walk in my neighborhood, enjoying the late-night abstractions of streetlights and shadows transforming...

Vague Terrain and Temporary Tigers: The Pandemic Place Questionnaire with architect Murray Legge

Public Place Penny Snyder - December 1, 2020 0

When I asked architect Murray Legge what our city needed, he essentially said nothing. Invoking architect and theorist Ignasi de Solà-Morales’ concept of the terrain...