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“I’ve never been interested in institutions per se,” Renée Green explained to me over Zoom in late November. “Always more so in the dreaming, in the fictional aspects that open up possibilities of how someone can live.” Amid a comprehensive survey of her work taking place at the Kunst Werke and daadgalerie in Berlin, the artist, filmmaker, and writer and I sat down in our respective homes in the city and discussed the current restaging of a work from 1990. In keeping with Green’s multilayered and associative forty-year practice, our conversation took off from this premise and circ...

The novelist’s first nonfiction book, “Indigo,” collects wide-ranging essays unified by his unmistakable voice.

Given the number of prominent artists and writers in Vermont, winning a statewide award in the arts is no small thing.Newbury poet Sydney Lea didn’t have any illusions after his wife nominated him for the Governor’s Award for Excellence in the...

A cold November breeze swept beneath Greenfield Garden Cinemas’ iconic Main Street marquee on a recent evening, rustling a poster promoting an upcoming release displayed just outside the glass doors: “Sound of Metal. Music was his world. Then silence...

>> Dwight Garner, The New York Times Published: 25 May 2021 02:59 PM BdST Updated: 25 May 2021 02:59 PM BdST The cover for Salman Rushdie's book of essays 'Languages of Truth'. Photo taken via the author's official Facebook account. Salman Rushdie has nothing to prove. Yet he finds himself, in his early 70s, deeply out of fashion. Too old to seize a moment, too active to be rediscovered, he’s been subject over the past two decades to some of the unkindest reviews ever delivered to a talent of his magnitude. "); } The magazine Cahiers du Cinéma once had a rating system that included a bl...