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On Sunday, August 22, at 5 p.m., violinist Darian Donovan Thomas performs at the Arts Center at Duck Creek in Springs. Thomas is a mediaqueer artist whose work is rooted in exploring the intersectionality of genre, identities (imposed and/or claimed
[Les duos de l’éco] Deux économistes stars, tous les deux récompensés par le prix de la Banque de Suède car adeptes des méthodes, mais pas des résultats, libéraux, de la théorie dominante. Deux économistes très politiques.
TravelAwaits Jul.18.2021 Lying in the beautiful San Juan Basin, on the shores of the Animas River, Aztec, New Mexico, is one of the most scenic small towns in the Four Corners area of the U.S. Southwest. Built in one of the greenest and most fertile areas in the middle of the high desert, the town’s history reaches back thousands of years. The name “Aztec” was borrowed from the ruins found in the area, though a misnomer. It originated in 1776 when two Franciscan friars stumbled upon them and thought they were the work of the Aztecs. As misguided as the name was (Ancestral Puebloans, n...
The following is an edited transcript of the opening remarks delivered by Jacques Cheminade on December 13 during Panel 4, “A Human Future for Youth: A Beethoven-Driven Renaissance of Classical Culture,” of the Schiller Institute conference, “The World After the U.S. Election: Creating a World Based on Reason.” Mr. Cheminade is the founder and President of the Solidarité et Progrès political party in France. Subheads have been added. Schiller Institute Jacques Cheminade If you consider all that has been said during this Conference, the most human thing to ask ourselves is why is the...
Songs of Comfort and Hope (Sony) "We hope that for the many different kinds of people with different tastes and whatever that some of the music will just reach inside and just give a gentle caress." It's a simple intention, and one that is really necessary right now, according to cellist Yo-Yo Ma. He and pianist Kathryn Stott recently released a recording, Songs of Comfort and Hope. "In the middle of the summer, I was talking to my really longtime colleague and friend Kathy Stott and I said, 'Well, you know, can we do something that's more than just zooming? Can you pick songs that are meani...