Arts in the News: Week of July 21, 2008
Looking for Equity in Arts Financing - NY Times
A coalition of arts organizations asks the city for $15 million.
A 7500-Square-Foot Ad - NY Times
A futuristic art pavillion to make an appearance in Central Park.
The Civic Picture - Guardian
The Tate threatens to eclipse MoMA in public outreach.
A Magical Look Inside the Brain - Wired
Magic tricks reveal inner workings of the brain.
Definitely Maybe - CW Magazine
A record company's quest to change the Beijing music scene.
Beijing's Revolution - Time
Cultural revolution is taking place in China, thanks to the Olympics.
Rockers Rally Around Obama - Chicago Sun Times
Rock n' Roll stars pledge their support for the democratic presidential candidate.
Live Opera - UK Independent
England follows the Met's lead in bringing opera to the big screen.
Two Bens to replace Ebert & Roeper - Chicago Tribune
Two younger movie critics set to take over for Roger Ebert's show.
Art as Collateral - NY Sun
Using a pricey piece of art instead of the dollar.
The Old Neighborhood - NY Times
Construction threatens housing in Beijing.
Estelle Getty, 84 - CNN
Golden Girls actress Estelle Getty dies at 84
The Care and Feeding of Fiction - Slate
James Wood's critical manifesto is firm, yet flexible.
Euro Visions - New Yorker
Mamma Mia! and Journey to the Center of the Earth are both movies you love to hate.
Square Peggy - NY Magazine
Elisabeth Moss plays one of TV's newest nerd girls—but with an unsettling twist.
Let the Sunshine In - Playbill
Hair begins Central Park run July 22.
Review: The Stranger - TONY
Chicago exports a new existential brand of political satire.
New House, Available for Delivery - NY Times
Two architects contruct a building for MoMA.
Stolen Picasso Recovered - BBC
Picasso engraving stolen from Sao Paulo found by police.
Google vs. France - UK Independent
French resistance to Google book project is slowly crumbling.
A Prodigy's Progress - Wall Street Journal
How a concert star was groomed -- and hectored -- since childhood to excel.
Using Art to Make Better Doctors - Boston Globe
New courses improve powers of observation.
Over the Rainbow - Guardian
The Wizard of Oz as a cultural critique.
Revisiting Brideshead Revisited - NY Times
Remake of popular show does not stay true to the original concept.
Yeats Meets the Digital Age - NY Times
A digital resurrection allows Yeats to stride again along the hinge of the 19th and 20th centuries.
Turf Wars - New Yorker
Americans can’t live without their lawns—but how long can they live with them?
Folie à Deux - NY Magazine
A heist picture about one of the greatest stunts in New York history.
The Good Rat - Slate
The Dostoyevskian pleasures of Jimmy Breslin.
Breaking Box Office Records - CNN
The Dark Knight sets a new record for a 3 day weekend box office.
Time to Make Doughnuts - NY Times
Tracy Letts: life after "August: Osage County."
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