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The self-taught artist, at 83, has a newly flourishing career. In Southern California’s high desert [+]
The Culture Desk: Emmys Night Is Finally Upon Us, but Who Will Watch?
The long-delayed ceremony may mark the end of an era for the show and for [+]
‘Pokémon Concierge’: Finding Serenity with Pikachu and Bulbasaur
On Netflix’s “Pokémon Concierge,” the hyperactivity of the original gives way to soothing sights and [+]
Hilary Hahn Announced as Avery Fisher Prize Winner at Philharmonic Concert
The star violinist’s appearance as artist in residence included an announcement that she had received [+]
Daring to Create Art Freely Behind the Iron Curtain
The Walker Art Center stages a rare survey of the courageous work that bloomed in [+]
Three Festival Shows Explore Toxic Society
“Queens of Sheba” and “Volcano” at Under the Radar, and “Bacon,” at International Fringe Encore [+]
Field Museum Covers Some Native Displays as New Rules Take Effect
The Chicago institution’s move is in response to updated federal regulations that require museums to [+]
Did This Couple Inspire Edward Albee’s ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf’?
A newly preserved Andy Warhol film documents a combative artist couple the playwright knew. The [+]
Eric Berryman Channels the Folklore of His Ancestors
In his theater work, Eric Berryman injects forgotten voices from the past into the present [+]
‘Mean Girls’ Review: ‘Get in, Loser,’ Regina George Is Back
Still puffily padded but no longer particularly tart, this shape-shifting classic about the girls you [+]