Kay Matschullat’s MAX Reimagines the Future of Performance with Tech
[ad_1] MAX operates at the intersection of artistic creation, scientific inquiry and technology. Photo: Hayley Pfitzer Since ancient times, theater has served...
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Decolonizing art: Utah Museum of Fine Arts revamps its exhibit focused on Latin America
[ad_1] SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Museum of Fine Arts is focusing on the art and cultures of Mexico, Central America and South America, and those galleries have...
The Death of Marat: Unlocking the complex clues hidden inside art history’s 1793 true crime masterpiece
[ad_1] The two dates Look closely below David’s signature and you will see a silent struggle not just between two different dates but between two...
Art Basel Paris: The Commercial Art Fair With a Heart of Gold?
[ad_1] Art Basel Paris, the French iteration of the Swiss art fair, is now in its second year at the Grand Palais, where under an ethereal glass-and-iron...
Bound by art: Culture bridges 75 Years of France-Indonesia friendship – Art & Culture
[ad_1] he celebration of the 75th anniversary of diplomatic ties between France and Indonesia this year has strongly highlighted the two nations’ close...
‘Paintings were suddenly seen as money’: The reason art heists exploded in the 1970s
[ad_1] But as Flynn notes, while museums may have been slow to appreciate the threat of robbery in the past, the robbers have not generally displayed the...
Steam Train Returns For Art Deco Festival 2026
[ad_1] Tuesday, 14 October 2025, 7:18 pmPress Release: Steam Incorporated Steam Incorporated’s much-loved heritage trains will once again roll into the Hawkes...
Review: ‘Art’ Frames Love-Hate Bromances on Broadway
[ad_1] James Corden, Neil Patrick Harris and Bobby Cannavale star in Art, now on Broadway. Photo by Matthew Murphy Since the inciting event of Yasmina Reza’s...
Interview: Lesley A. Martin On the New York Art Book Fair’s Legacy
[ad_1] The fair is a celebrated New York institution, known for uniting independent publishers, rare book dealers and experimental zine makers. Fair photo by...
The U.S. Open women’s final and the art of the Grand Slam runner-up speech
[ad_1] FLUSHING, N.Y. — The last time Aryna Sabalenka stood in front of a microphone after losing a Grand Slam final, her speech was heard around the world....
