Arts
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Venice Film Festival 2022: What to Watch For
Though Sundance debuted last year’s Academy Award best-picture winner, “CODA,” and Cannes can be counted on to launch major international…
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San Francisco’s Art Market Struggles in the Shadow of Los Angeles
SAN FRANCISCO — The San Francisco art world has long been a vibrant center of experimentation and tradition, thriving in…
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An Orlando Museum’s Disputed Basquiats Are Gone. Its Leadership Is, Too.
Since the Federal Bureau of Investigation raided the Orlando Museum of Art in June and seized 25 paintings that the…
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‘The Patient’ Review: The Doctor Is In. In the Basement.
Alan Strauss is an ideal therapist, kind, attentive, levelheaded. Gene is a problem patient who lies (his real name is…
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Jordan Peele Says There May Be More ‘Nope’ Stories to Come
Jordan Peele has made only three feature films. But he seems to have packed a dozen movies’ worth of ideas…
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A Festival That Conjures the Strange Magic of H.P. Lovecraft
There’s bacon and eggs, and then there’s bacon and eggs at the Cthulhu Prayer Breakfast. Named after the cosmically malevolent…
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Decades Later, a Composer Revisits the Piano Concerto
It took the composer William Bolcom over 40 years to follow his first piano concerto with a second one. When…
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Baryshnikov Arts Center Chooses Dance Veteran as Leader
The pandemic brought a series of changes to the Baryshnikov Arts Center in Manhattan, forcing it to cancel two years…
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Five International Movies to Stream Now
‘The Earth Is Blue as an Orange’ Stream it on the Criterion Channel. Early in this documentary from Ukraine, a…
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The Secrets Lurking Inside Matisse’s ‘Red Studio’
A flowered dress. A naked teenager. A Russian millionaire. A fancy room that hides secrets. Sounds like promotional copy for…