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50 Glitzy Old Photos From Tony Award Ceremonies Past

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50 Glitzy Old Photos From Tony Award Ceremonies Past

By Marley Marius

Among Ben Platt’s Eclectic Inspirations? Judy Garland, Nashville, and Mushroom Chocolate

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Among Ben Platt’s Eclectic Inspirations? Judy Garland, Nashville, and Mushroom Chocolate

By Rob LeDonne

With Millions of Glass Beads, the Canadian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale Creates the Monumental Out of the Minute

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With Millions of Glass Beads, the Canadian Pavilion at the Venice Biennale Creates the Monumental Out of the Minute

By Lisa Wong Macabasco

Hysterical Tears, “Fran Is Our Juliet” T-Shirts, and Tomdaya Stans: Inside the Opening Night of Jamie Lloyd’s Gritty Romeo & Juliet

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Hysterical Tears, “Fran Is Our Juliet” T-Shirts, and Tomdaya Stans: Inside the Opening Night of Jamie Lloyd’s Gritty Romeo & Juliet

By Riann Phillip

In Two Shows in New York, Yto Barrada Mingles Politics and Play

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In Two Shows in New York, Yto Barrada Mingles Politics and Play

By Grace Edquist

With a Delightful Series of Self-Portraits, Elisabetta Zangrandi Paints Herself Into the History of Art

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With a Delightful Series of Self-Portraits, Elisabetta Zangrandi Paints Herself Into the History of Art

By Dodie Kazanjian

Knight Vision: London’s Victoria and Albert Museum Takes Sir Elton John’s Epic Photography Collection Public

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Knight Vision: London’s Victoria and Albert Museum Takes Sir Elton John’s Epic Photography Collection Public

By Robin Muir

From Cynthia Erivo to J. Harrison Ghee and Ben Platt, the Theater Stars Who Lit Up the Carpet at the 2024 Met Gala

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From Cynthia Erivo to J. Harrison Ghee and Ben Platt, the Theater Stars Who Lit Up the Carpet at the 2024 Met Gala

By Marley Marius

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At the Venice Biennale, a Quintessentially British Brand Has Thrown Its Weight Behind the British Pavilion

By Funmi Fetto

The Tony Nominations Are Out! Here’s How Some of Broadway’s Biggest Stars Reacted—From the First-Timers to the Theater Veterans

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The Tony Nominations Are Out! Here’s How Some of Broadway’s Biggest Stars Reacted—From the First-Timers to the Theater Veterans

By Marley Marius

Korea’s Smells and Stories Come Into Focus at This Year’s Venice Biennale

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Korea’s Smells and Stories Come Into Focus at This Year’s Venice Biennale

By Lisa Wong Macabasco

Stereophonic Stars Sarah Pidgeon and Juliana Canfield on Music, Friendship, and Their Twin Broadway Debuts

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Stereophonic Stars Sarah Pidgeon and Juliana Canfield on Music, Friendship, and Their Twin Broadway Debuts

By Marley Marius

Joan Jonas Paved the Way for Video and Performance Art—Just Don’t Call Her a Pioneer

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Joan Jonas Paved the Way for Video and Performance Art—Just Don’t Call Her a Pioneer

By Grace Edquist

Ahead of Illinoise’s Transfer to Broadway—What You Might Be Missing From the Sufjan Stevens Musical

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Ahead of Illinoise’s Transfer to Broadway—What You Might Be Missing From the Sufjan Stevens Musical

By Lilah Ramzi

“Fashion on the Move #2” Opens at the Palais Galliera in Paris, Revealing the History Between Sports and the Clothes We Wear Everyday

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“Fashion on the Move #2” Opens at the Palais Galliera in Paris, Revealing the History Between Sports and the Clothes We Wear Everyday

By Mark Holgate

At St. Ann’s Warehouse, the Devastating Grenfell: In the Words of Survivors Urges Close Attention

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At St. Ann’s Warehouse, the Devastating Grenfell: In the Words of Survivors Urges Close Attention

By William Norwich

5 Standouts From the 2024 Venice Biennale

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5 Standouts From the 2024 Venice Biennale

By Lisa Wong Macabasco

Keep Marching: Hillary Clinton and Shaina Taub on the Urgent Message of Broadway’s Suffs

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Keep Marching: Hillary Clinton and Shaina Taub on the Urgent Message of Broadway’s Suffs

By Luna AdlerPhotography by Stefan Ruiz

Overlooked During Her Lifetime, Filipino American Artist Pacita Abad Has Suddenly Become a Global Star

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Overlooked During Her Lifetime, Filipino American Artist Pacita Abad Has Suddenly Become a Global Star

By Raymond Ang

Willkommen! Anna Wintour and Zoë Kravitz Host a Starry Preview Performance of Cabaret

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Willkommen! Anna Wintour and Zoë Kravitz Host a Starry Preview Performance of Cabaret

By Marley Marius

Alex Katz Would Rather Own a 1930s Balenciaga Coat Than a Richard Serra

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Alex Katz Would Rather Own a 1930s Balenciaga Coat Than a Richard Serra

By Stephanie Sporn

Rachel Zegler and Kit Connor Are Bringing an Apocalyptic, Gen-Z Twist on Romeo and Juliet to Broadway

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Rachel Zegler and Kit Connor Are Bringing an Apocalyptic, Gen-Z Twist on Romeo and Juliet to Broadway

5 Faith Ringgold Artworks to Reacquaint Yourself With This Week

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5 Faith Ringgold Artworks to Reacquaint Yourself With This Week

By Emma Specter

At the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Photographic Masterworks From the 1970s Catch the Light

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At the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Photographic Masterworks From the 1970s Catch the Light

By Robert Sullivan

‘I Feel Like I’m Just Now Catching Up to Her’: Eden Espinosa on the Radical Vision of Tamara de Lempicka—And Her Grand Return to Broadway

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‘I Feel Like I’m Just Now Catching Up to Her’: Eden Espinosa on the Radical Vision of Tamara de Lempicka—And Her Grand Return to Broadway

By Juan A. Ramírez

In Dark Times, Käthe Kollwitz’s Raw Prints Burn Bright

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In Dark Times, Käthe Kollwitz’s Raw Prints Burn Bright

By Grace Edquist

From Marvel to Montague: Everything We Know So Far About Tom Holland’s Romeo & Juliet

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From Marvel to Montague: Everything We Know So Far About Tom Holland’s Romeo & Juliet

At 92, Audrey Flack Has a Juicy Memoir, a New Art Show, and a Lot to Say

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At 92, Audrey Flack Has a Juicy Memoir, a New Art Show, and a Lot to Say

By Grace Edquist

Richard Serra, the Sculptor Known as the ‘Poet of Iron’, is Dead at 85. Here Are 5 Places to See His Work

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Richard Serra, the Sculptor Known as the ‘Poet of Iron’, is Dead at 85. Here Are 5 Places to See His Work

By Emma Specter

In His First Solo Museum Exhibition, Photographer Kacey Jeffers Takes a Kaleidoscopic View of Life in Nevis

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In His First Solo Museum Exhibition, Photographer Kacey Jeffers Takes a Kaleidoscopic View of Life in Nevis

By Olivia Horner and Marley Marius

14 Highlights From the Spring Broadway Season

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14 Highlights From the Spring Broadway Season

By Vogue

A Special Look Behind the Scenes of Broadway’s Hit Merrily We Roll Along Revival

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A Special Look Behind the Scenes of Broadway’s Hit Merrily We Roll Along Revival

By Keaton Bell

An Irving Penn Exhibition Opens in San Francisco, Serving as a Reminder—Should We Need It—Of His Enduring Genius

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An Irving Penn Exhibition Opens in San Francisco, Serving as a Reminder—Should We Need It—Of His Enduring Genius

By Mark Holgate

Tina Rivers Ryan to Lead Artforum as New Editor in Chief

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Tina Rivers Ryan to Lead Artforum as New Editor in Chief

By Grace Edquist

In Ruth Laskey’s Weavings, Patience Is Its Own Reward

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In Ruth Laskey’s Weavings, Patience Is Its Own Reward

By Grace Edquist

10 West End Productions You Won’t Want to Miss This Spring

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10 West End Productions You Won’t Want to Miss This Spring

By Radhika Seth