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A curator flipping through anonymous old papers noticed something familiar in the handwriting. What he'd found was a 248-year ...

(CNN) -- If you could make an El Nino-style map that registered cultural collaborations in music, that familiar red hotspot might shift from the Pacific to another sea. Time and again, it's the genius ...

When the Bennington Museum feels the need to thin out or update its vast collection of artifacts and art, the staff doesn’t ...

The flute is one of the oldest instruments in the world. Dr. Brittany Trotter is exploring NEW ways to use it!

The Grand Teton Music Festival honored three more talented young musicians Sunday at the ninth annual Donald Runnicles ...

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The National Portrait Gallery announces the late-afternoon program “A Study in Form: Asawa, Noguchi & Frankenthaler,” choreographed by Dana Tai Soon Burgess, former choreograp ...