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On a recent Saturday night, Wynton Marsalis and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra performed at the Southampton Arts Center as part of the Hamptons Jazz Fest to celebrate 30 years of Independence for the Republic of Georgia and to honor thirty years of Georgian-American friendship; and, like al...

Paradise Square is closing this weekend—but its legal troubles may be only beginning, as the production faces claims of unpaid wages for workers already coming off pandemic-era financial struggles.

With a new exhibition dedicated to David Tudor at the Venet Foundation, Bernar Venet, one of France’s greatest living artists, speaks to Y-Jean Mun-Delsalle about his obsession with gravity, disorder and unpredictability.

Petrides’ visceral yet graceful sculptures simultaneously look back and push forward, the darkness of our past serving to guide toward future humanity.

If we invested in music like we did sport, it would benefit all of us.

Brad Kahlhamer (b. 1956; Tucson, AZ) has told the story a million times before. He continues being asked to share it.

Devote a day to exploring the Guggenheim this summer, engaging with a vast array of exquisite art including the Cecilia Vicuña: Spin Spin Triangulene and Vasily Kandinsky: Around the Circle exhibitions.

At 14, Anderson .Paak got a job at a local Vans retail store in Los Angeles’ Canoga Park neighborhood, getting an early taste of a style that would transcend generations.

Feldstein announced Sunday she would depart the show on July 31, months earlier than anticipated, though Michele won't replace her until September.

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