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Grada Kilombas Rituals of Resistance
Grada Kilomba is discreet when it comes to describing her previous work in counseling war victims. “It was a long time ago,” the Portuguese artist and writer, who trained in clinical psychology and psychoanalysis, told me recently on a…
DUP boycott of meetings with Irish ministers illegal, court rulings – Politics live |…
Mr Justice Scoffield made the statement in Belfast High Court after a Belfast man Sean Napier launched a judicial review of the legality of the DUP case.
The case revolved around DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson's announcement last…
Jeffrey Gibson’s ‘INFINITE INDIGENOUS QUEER LOVE’ opens at deCordova
If you didn't know Jeffrey Gibson before, head to Lincoln's deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum and you'll never miss him or his work again.Gibson's multidisciplinary exhibition, INFINITE INDIGENOUS QUEER LOVE, which opens October 15 in the…
Frieze tests the appeal of the London art market to widely dispersed buyers
London's recovery as the hub of the global art trade will be put to the test next week when the Frieze art fair reopens after a pandemic hiatus. European art buyers and advisors are expected to be in place, but market experts warned…
Dindga McCannon is anything but invisible
At 74, Dindga McCannon believes her best job is yet to come. The mixed-media artist's first major solo exhibition in his five-decade career, In Plain Sight, runs through October 16 at the Fridman Gallery. Between…
Fisk Jubilee Singers celebrate 150 years since their first tour
Nashville, Tennessee (AP) - The Fisk Jubilee Singers' first tour was not an instant success, but their persistence despite financial hardship ...
Nashville, Tennessee…
London’s financial district, steeped in slavery, is facing its past
LONDON, October 6 (Reuters) - British ships have brought over 3 million enslaved Africans across the Atlantic. Lloyd's of London insured many of these ships, which are chained below deck and are sometimes categorized as "perishable" by the…
Riccardo Muti: Art and culture can help to heal a world ravaged by the pandemic
There is joy in Riccardo Muti's voice.
The maestro, who has been music director and conductor of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra since 2010, is delighted to be back in town, he says and is returning to the Orchestra Hall to perform live…
Your Tuesday Briefing – The New York Times
A prolonged outage for Facebook and its appsFacebook and its family of apps, including Messenger, Instagram, and WhatsApp, were inaccessible for over five hours yesterday, which destroyed a vital communication platform used by billions and…
Check-in for the European Capital of Culture 2022
Kaunas Airport, Lithuania, renamed Fluxus Airport
Written by Christopher Osterberg
The international Fluxus movement, which puts artistic process above outcome, has its!-->…