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Arts in the News: Week of July 28, 2008

From Off-Off to Broadway - Village Voice
They're young, they're funny, and they're telling you they're not going.
Welcoming a Fresh Season of Transformation - NY Times
Lincoln Center works hard to keep the Mostly Mozart festival fresh.
Pollock Saved From Flood - WSJ
A courageous art director saves a Pollock painting from a flood in Iowa.
Darwin to the Rescue - Higher Ed
A group of scholars thinks evolutionary science can reinvigorate literary studies.
Forgotten Booker - UK Independent
Lost dogs and enchantresses make for a strong Booker list but where is Kelman?
Censorship in China - Yahoo
The Olympic Committee admits to agreeing to China's censorship demands.
The Truth About Film Publicists - UK Times
Last week shines light on the dark arts of movie PR.
Venice Film Festival - UK Telegraph
Full line-up of Venice Film Festival announced.
Restoration Shines New Light - Boston Globe
The new symphony hall in Boston will allow daylight to shine in.
Booker Longlist - BBC News
Salmon Rushdie is the favorite to win this year's Booker Prize for Fiction.
Finding Beijing in Flushing - NY Times
Queens may be the best place to find authentic Chinese cuisine in NYC.
A New Presence in Chinese Art - NY Times
Art in China is booming--with the presence of female artists.
Rock the Mullahs - Slate
Can heavy metal help transform the middle east?
Batman's Muddled Metaphors - Village Voice
The new batman movie may be sending a jumbled political message.
Warhol In China - Art Newspaper
Warhols to be shown in Beijing in time for the Olympics.
Reviving Improvisation - UK Times
Pianist Gabriele Montero revives a long-lost tradition of improvising.
Groovin' on Vinyl - Washington Times
Turntables are cool again to the younger generation.
The Role Is a Workout - NY Times
Estelle Parsons prepares for her physically demanding role in August: Osage County.
Bench of Memory - NY Times
Toni Morisson remembers slavery by dedicating a "bench by the road."
A Matter of Time - TONY
The rise of Marilyn Minster's art.
Elitism is Not a Dirty Word - LA Times
Categorizing the best is not confined only to art.
Classics vs. Blockbuster - Independent
Cult classics take on the blockbusters as internet downloads begin to rise.
A Literary Light - NY Times
After 88 years, Doris Lessing says she is finished with writing.
Hand to Hand - New Yorker
The dance films of Dominique Delouche.
Dark Knight Mania - Variety
Dark Knight continues to dominate the box office, earning over $300 million.
Billy Joel at Shea Stadium - Village Voice
Why Billy Joel is our hometown hero.
E.M. Forster, Middle Manager - NYRB
Taking a look back at the elusive novelist.
Street Art - NY Magazine
Joshua Allen Harris transforms garbage bags into balloon animals.
Baghead - Slate
An indie horror film that resembles early John Sayles.
R U Really Reading? - NY Times
Is the internet the enemy of reading?

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