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The new "Touching the Prado" exhibit in Madrid showcases 3-D replicas of paintings, so blind visitors can feel key works of art.
A generation of performers disillusioned by Broadway musicals gambles their careers on making opera cool again in the Big Apple.
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"Measuring sentiment will help you understand the overall feeling surrounding a particular subject, enabling you to create a broader and more complete picture of the social conversations that matter to you."
Jill Robinson of TRG Arts dives into the complicated evidence that subscriptions are not in fact "dead." They haven't yet disappeared thanks to the successes some theaters still see with the model.
Interactive maps from the Urban Institute detail how the United States will grow older and more diverse in the coming decades.
New York City Mayor Bill DeBlasio has announced plans to build 1,500 units of live/work space for artists every year for the next 10 years in an effort to keep New York's creative class strong despite astronomical rents.
Or how one street artist turned his massive murals into moving, living pictures through his free smartphone app. Image courtesy of the artist, Insa.
Tom O'Connor reminds us the value of staying nimble and shedding old, ineffective strategies instead of constantly adding new ones to keep up.
Theatre Development Fund and Theatre Bay Area have taken on a program called Triple Play, exploring the root of audience engagement with new works. They share a few early takeaways here.
