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San Diego New Verbal Workshop walks and sings the Great Hall's labyrinth and Peter Ablinger contemplates falling water drops

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The journal was conceived as a way to share the work of the Gray Center’s fellows and the University of Chicago’s broader artistic and scholarly community with the rest of the city. This May the journal will launch its tenth issue on the subject of “Family.”

Women’s empowerment is the undercurrent of the winter season at New York City Ballet. Does it have a place in Americana?

When it was announced in December that choreographer Alexei Ratmansky would be parting ways from American Ballet Theatre as its artist-in-residence af

When the choreographer joins the company as artist in residence, the winners will be the dancers. And ballet.

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With Parallel Prints - the fourth release in the Editions Verde series Seeing the Forest in a Tree - artist and researcher Marcel Zaes explores one conceptual idea through 38 iterations realized by the prolific and idiosyncratic new music group Yarn/Wire.

Save this story for later. On the stage of an empty concert hall, the Austrian-born composer Peter Ablinger sits in a chair and begins to tell the time. “At the third stroke, it will be twenty o’clock precisely,” he says, adhering to the hallowed formula of the BBC’s Speaking Clock. He accompanies himself with a simple C-minor sequence on a keyboard. After continuing in this vein for twenty minutes, Ablinger cedes the floor to the young German actress Salome Manyak, who speaks over an a...