Poetry Rising features visual artists, music, writings – and of course poetry – as part of Black History Month
For Stephen Pitters, it’s all about evolution. In 1985, he started the Spokane Open Poetry Association. When that ran its ...
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Ratmansky’s ‘Paquita’ Is a Bright and Tender Thing
Paquita is far outside the Company’s wheelhouse. It is classical and rooted in a history Balanchine wished to leave behind. But this is a good thing. World premieres can be fresh and tender—taking ...
Review: Worlds Collide to Make a Big Ballet Bang
Alexei Ratmansky creates a joyful new “Paquita” for New York City Ballet, giving the dancers a classical frame in which to ...
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Immersive artist and musician Maria Finkelmeier tells stories by blending genres
Melody Figments is a body of work by Maria Finkelmeier that translates musical gesture into breathing, 3D visual webs.
How Andy Reid & Matt Nagy call offensive plays for Chiefs — and why it’s so effective
KC calls its offensive plays in a way that is different from many other teams in the NFL. It’s a process, though — from Reid to offensive coordinator Matt Nagy to Mahomes — that has remained effective ...
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Notable Releases of the Week (2/7)
On top of all that, it’s another great week for new albums. I highlight seven below, and Bill tackles more in Indie Basement, ...
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The Intersection of Scent and Art: How Perfumery Mirrors Contemporary Culture
Perfume has long been considered an art form, but in recent years, its connection to contemporary culture has deepened. No ...
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Review: LEÏLA KA AND CHRISTOS PAPADOPOULOS, Sadler’s Wells
The prizes continue at Sadler’s Wells with both a Bloom and Rose contender showing their work. In the Lilian Baylis, Leïla Ka ...