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In American dance history, the 1938 ballet “Filling Station” is something between a milestone and a footnote. Made for American dancers by a

In trying to capture what lay at the powerful core of saxophonist Pharoah Sanders’ music, British journalist Valerie Wilmer once referenced a con

“If you are on the sensitive side, please take your Kleenex out,” Polish filmmaker Agnieszka Holland warned the audience Tuesday at the Toro

Cottone Auctions will present an Important Clocks & Timepieces Auction on Saturday, September 30th, starting promptly at 12 o’clock noon Eastern

Deliberately, sculptor Martin Puryear climbed a ladder 20 feet up the side of the scaffolding surrounding his latest work, “Lookout.” Locate

The Museum of Modern Art has joined an increasingly crowded list of arts organizations that have raised the price of an adult ticket to $30 from $25,

In honor of the 50th anniversary of the Brandywine Workshop and Archives in Philadelphia, the a href= http://www.nga.gov target= _blank National Ga

Some museums contain artworks that were looted by the Nazis during World War II. Others have amassed collections of objects stolen by colonial powers.

a href= http://www.janelombardgallery.com target= _blank Jane Lombard Gallery /a is now hosting a solo exhibition by gallery artist Michael Rakowi

Sweaty venues roughly the size of a walk-in closet. Eye-catchingly daft titles. Lampposts all but sagging under the weight of promotional flyers. Drun