Can you watch a lot of great TV in May? I don’t know; can you? That’s my impression of a 3rd grade teacher. Anyway, you may watch a lot of great TV in May, if you so choose. It’s a packed month! Two of the biggest titles on the release calendar, […]
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Here’s What Sold on the Opening Day of the Independent Art Fair, From Fantastical Anime Paintings to Figurative Ceramics
Art collectors’ pent-up demand and enthusiasm for buying was on full display this week at the Independent art fair in New York, which returned to Spring Studios in Tribeca after a one-time stint in downtown Manhattan last fall. The unofficial theme of the multi-floor presentation? Painting, painting, painting. Reflecting the current fervor […]
Music, food, Dunkin’: Here’s how Wu wants to bring people back downtown
Mayor Michelle Wu of Boston is hoping the draw of live music and street art, food trucks and free Dunkin’ coffee, lawn games, and an evening beer garden will bring workers out of rectangular Zoom boxes and downtown in real life this Wednesday, and gradually back for good. City leaders […]
Here’s Everything in Warner Bros. Discovery’s Game-Changing Library: Film, TV and News
The new company’s impressive catalog and assets will rival those of Netflix and Disney With Discovery’s $43 billion merger with WarnerMedia official, the new Warner Bros. Discovery houses a treasure trove of assets that rivals those of the entertainment giants, including Disney and Netflix. Become a member to read more. […]
Art Business Leaders Will Gather for the Elite Talking Galleries Symposium in New York This April. Here’s What They Will Discuss
Have you ever wondered just what daunting concerns and bright ideas are on the minds of the world’s leading art professionals? This April, for the first time, the esteemed Barcelona-based nonprofit Talking Galleries will be hosting an edition of its renowned art-business symposium in New York, gathering nearly 50 industry insiders for two […]
What’s on tap for 2022? Here’s what some Charlotte arts leaders say | WFAE 90.7
The last two years have been monumental for Charlotte’s creative scene. The COVID-19 pandemic hit arts and culture institutions hard, especially in 2020 as venues, galleries and museums temporarily closed to limit the spread of the virus. Then, between the ongoing impact of the pandemic and the eruption of protests […]