Thu, 11/02/2023 – 01:52pm | By: Mike Lopinto In the next stop of their exciting season of performances, The University of Southern Mississippi (USM) Symphony Orchestra transports audiences to 18th century Western Europe in “Voyages: Vienna to Venice” on Tuesday, Nov. 7 at 7:30 p.m. in Bennett Auditorium on the Hattiesburg campus. Under the direction
When Robert Brustein died on Oct. 29 at the age of 96, he left behind a legacy as a teacher, playwright, critic, occasional actor, and author. But central to the pugnacious longtime Cambridge resident was his role as an innovator and creator of theater, notably at Yale and Harvard, where he founded the American Repertory
Major auction houses are hedging their bets in the fall season of sales that begins Monday, offering fat guarantees to sellers to secure their works — and pricing some of their top items more conservatively after the spring season demonstrated weakness in the blazing-hot $60 billion art market. And now, sellers are trying to anticipate
PayPal received a subpoena from the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s division of enforcement related to its work on a dollar-linked stablecoin. From a report: The subpoena asked PayPal to produce documents tied to the project, according to a regulatory filing on Thursday. The company is cooperating with the probe, the filing said. PayPal unveiled
Should Intiman Theatre throw away its Tony Award? For Artistic Director Jennifer Zeyl, the answer is yes: After all, what does a Regional Theatre Tony Award from 2006 have to do with the Intiman of today? She’s joking (or is she?) but Zeyl is serious when she says she prefers the Teeny Award, given to
Darrel Ellis’s exhibition, “Regeneration,” on view at the Milwaukee Art Museum through January 14, 2024, takes viewers on a complex journey into the deepest recesses of one human’s identity as processed through those around him. The show reflects on the nature of how an identity endures in memories and imagery. And with all this going
RICHMOND, VA — Governor Glenn Youngkin today announced that Tate, a global provider focused on the research, development, and manufacturing of next-generation raised access floors, airflow management, and infrastructure solutions for commercial and data center applications, will invest $14.9 million to establish a new manufacturing facility in Russell County. This new production plant will focus primarily on
Barbour Kylie Proudfoot-Payne, Belington – Painting Berkeley Daniele Piasecki, Martinsburg – Mixed Media Boone Judy Foxx, Madison – Painting Braxton Steve Balcourt, Exchange – Photography Patrick Facemire, Gassaway – Painting Brooke Herb Weaver, Bethany – Mixed Media Cabell Mary Chaney, Huntington – Painting Vernon Howell, Barboursville – Mixed Media Larry Mayne, Huntington – Sculpture Don
Dassault Falcon Jet Melbourne joins our growing international aviation and aerospace cluster, making our community even more competitive with our proven resources of a highly skilled workforce, infrastructure and supply chain. The EDC first announced the company’s selection of the Space Coast in October 2022. Dassaut Falcon Jet selected Florida’s Space Coast for this new
Art Market Maxwell Rabb Installation view of P.P.O.W’s booth at The Art Show, 2023. Courtesy of P.P.O.W. On the heels of a bustling month of art fairs in London and Paris, the Art Dealers Association of America (ADAA) ushered in its 35th edition of The Art Show in New York. This year’s fair, running from