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She finished the symphony in five months. ARMATRADING WAS BORN on the Caribbean island of St. Kitts in 1950, and

“Some people need directions when you’re taking their photo,” William Lepper says. “Some people just perform. Chani and Kamaria were

For boygenius, the indie-rock supergroup with a penchant for neckties and introspective songs, this fall has held the kind of

Are there any limits to art’s ability to transform? Not according to Georg Baselitz, the veteran German artist who has

In October 2021, Trevor Powers went for a routine medical checkup, and after complaining of a minor stomach ache, was

Amid the heightened tensions in Germany, the newspaper’s report prompted Jewish leaders and politicians to speak out. Christoph Heubner, executive

In the winter of 1968, a package arrived at my New York apartment. Inside was a copy of a short

Just weeks after becoming Poland’s culture minister, in 2015, Piotr Glinski began a yearslong effort to shift his country’s cultural

On a windy evening in late October, Father Antonio Pileggi’s flock are queuing up under the portico of the 15th-century

While artists are among those who fear the potential impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on their creativity and copyright, pop