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Jesse Darling, a sculptor who makes scrappy installations out of mangled objects, won the Turner Prize on Tuesday at a ceremony at the Towner Eastbour

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Prime Circle are a legendary South African band who have released many hits, toured the world, and performed alongside some of the biggest names in the music industry.

He is the man who sold the world’s most expensive work of art, a face familiar to the millions who watch livestream auctions on their computers a

Recently at the studios of Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, choreographer Amy Hall Garner was working on the ending of a new piece, “Century.&

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a href= http://www.mcny.org target= _blank The Museum of the City of New York /a , NYC’s storyteller for the last century, today shared detail

In many Mexican towns where wars between drug cartels continue to wreak havoc, the sight of a young man at night dressed in black and donning a balacl

Industrialized, third-party resellers have upended the live entertainment ecosystem in California with harmful tactics that hurt fans and artists alike. A proposed reform would rightly ban some of the worst practices.