Category - Arts

• Take Back the Museums
• Physician, horseman was confidant of journalist
• Cup final reunites foes 19 years after first meeting
• Historic cottage site may sell to billionair­e Ken Griffin as he buys out city block
• How to Design a Calm Apartment Building
• Susannah Felts’ ‘The Come Apart’ depicts a musician facing a creative, spiritual crossroads
• Artist sculpts Sebastopol street destinatio­n
• Anderson returns to Houston to support theater project
• Jorgensen Center at UConn announces its fall season
• Sulong SEAPop Caravan strengthen­s cultural connection­s
• Pools of cash! Signed Hockney spotted by volunteer makes £41k at charity auction
• ‘I’M TEMPTED TO STEAL THE COSTUMES!’
• Foster kids embrace their creativity to find adoptive parents
• Earth-stained ‘Red Flags’ exhibit comes to S.F.
• The Bowl’s new sonic beast
• Wyndham goes wild to brighten up his home
• Gertrude Abercrombi­e: The Whole World Is a Mystery
• Santa Clarita maps future of the arts
• History is close at hand
• This 99-year-old ballet teacher once taught Parisian royalty
• A NEW WORLD CALLS FOR A NEW LITERATURE
• Heather Agyepong Brings ‘Shifters’ to New York
• LIGHT, FORM AND WATER
• Science and art converge for mental health ‘prescripti­on’
• THE ART OF LEARNING
• ‘SAYAW TUNGO SA KALAYAAN’ SHINES ON, STAGE AFTER STAGE
• Nomination deadline extended for new arts award
• Tony Albert: Not a Souvenir Liz Nowell, edited by Thames & Hudson
• Is the Artist Present?
• Project House Tennessee: One Last Update
• Sarah’s five tips for shooting seaside street photograph­y
• UK’s best buildings recognised
• Our houses are our histories
• Books to turn to… To unleash your creativity
• 911: The Art of Speed
• ‘Project Grebe’, from far and near
• What’s Behind ‘Odyssey’ Hullabaloo