Ask some people on the ground at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival, and they might say a version of the same thing: A substantial number of the movies premiering at the Sept. 7-17 event, including “North Star” and “Seagrass,” have felt incomplete. And others, like “American Fiction,” have delivered great performances in not-so-great films….
The New York Youth Symphony welcomes nominations and applications for the position of Executive Director, available in the Fall of 2023. Founded in 1963, the Grammy Award winning New York Youth Symphony (NYYS) is nationally recognized for its Orchestra, Jazz Band, Chamber Music, Composition, First Music, Musical Theater Songwriting, and Apprentice Conducting programs, all of…
Those messages — some to her husband, from whom she is separated — seem like a slight misstep; in a play that otherwise avoids exposition like a bad smell (we otherwise know only what the women tell one another) they are too on the nose. Still, they serve a purpose, besides being harrowing, in that…
A shingle-style home once owned by the Pop artist Roy Lichtenstein has hit the market at $4.39 million. The residence, at 65 Wooley Street in Southampton, New York, was constructed in 1916 and boasts three bedrooms, two baths, a kitchen, a living room, and a dining room across two floors, as well as an adjoining…
Welcome to Wet Paint in the Wild, the freewheeling—and free!—spinoff of Artnet News Pro’s beloved Wet Paint gossip column, where we give art-world insiders a disposable camera to chronicle their lives on the circuit. To read the latest Wet Paint column, click here (members only). Summer is over, can you believe it? We blinked and…