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Hulu’s Amanda Knox series is causing an uproar in the Italian city of Perugia, where the show – executive produced by Knox herself – has been filming 17 years after the murder of Meredith Kercher. The arrival of the show’s cast and crew last week in the university town, where Knox’s British roommate was found […]
click to enlarge MidTown Cleveland A mural in AsiaTown Residents on Tuesday passed Issue 55 by a wide margin, with about 72% supporting a tax hike on cigarettes and tobacco products to continue to fund the arts through Cuyahoga Arts & Culture. The independent government entity will now
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“The bronze bells of the Notre-Dame Cathedral have not pealed together since 2019, when a furious blaze consumed the centuries-old landmark right before the eyes of horrified Parisians. For Paris on Friday, they tolled once again.” – The New York Times Source link
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“The impulse from liberals to replicate the juice by developing their own Rogan equivalent is understandable but ultimately myopic. The idea is little more than fantasy wish-casting, driven by a top-down desire to inorganically bring into the world something that can only exist organically.” – Vulture (MSN) Source link
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Frank Auerbach, the artist who arrived in Britain as a Jewish refugee fleeing Hitler’s Germany and went on to become one of the most significant figurative painters of the postwar era, has died aged 93. Over a career spanning seven decades, the British-German artist was known for his portraiture, as well as street scenes of
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ROME (AP) — Italian authorities say a network of European art forgers who painted fake Warhols, Banksys and Picassos and then tried to sell them to unsuspecting buyers with the help of complicit auction houses has been dismantled. Thirty-eight people have been placed under investigation, including six in Spain, France and Belgium. Italian authorities say
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Regardless of the elections, the issues haven’t changed for US nonprofit arts organizations. But the stakes are higher than ever. Life can happen just about anywhere. (Photo by svklimkin from Pixabay) It’s been a week since election day, and rather than discussing that process, let’s take a moment to congratulate whichever ones of us survived the
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This first appeared in Lit Hub’s Craft of Writing newsletter—sign up here. Article continues after advertisement Taffy Brodesser-AknerWriting something else is honestly the wildest and most productive form of procrastination. It feels like sedition, but it’s really just being smart with your time and serving your actual laziness. Real procrastination would be standing up. Miranda JulyIt’s best
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The Princeton University Art Museum is one of the many prominent institutions tied to Almagià, who graduated from the university in 1973. Joe Shlabotnik via Flickr under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 Authorities in New York have obtained an arrest warrant for Edoardo Almagià , a prominent Italian antiquities dealer accused of trafficking tens of millions of
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