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• Julian Lloyd Webber slams plans to spend millions on London concert hall

  31-10-2015 22:43
  
  Buildings will do nothing to cure the crisis in music teaching, the cellist tells Richard Jinman
  
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• Conversation with the Dead: Danny Lyon is republishing his 1971 masterpiece

  31-10-2015 17:22
  
  Lyon was granted unprecedented access to inmates by the Texas Department of Corrections
  
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• Aleatory Accumulation Anti/Ghazals III-I and III-II

  31-10-2015 16:36 via feedproxy.google.com
  
  a balloon filled w/ red paint, right?
   
  Hungry people throwing a pot lick dinner
  love will tear us a new asshole
   
  covering another collection of
  & then he died right away
   
  but who manages to make the most of magazine subscriptions?
  One’s personal empire
   
  writing has become a thicket—brambling aimlessly
  & that was how he looked without his mask on
   
  questions in a world             &nb
  
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• A Market Grows: The Rise of $5 M.-Plus Contemporary Art Lots

  31-10-2015 14:00 via artnews.com
  Over the next two weeks, collectors will spend millions at the three big auction houses in New York at Impressionist-modern and postwar-contemporary sales. The competition among bidders is fierce, but so is it among auction houses, which must fight to sell the finest works, offering juicy guarantees and aggressive estimates … Read More
  
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• Possibly The Only Authenticity We Have Is The Breast

  31-10-2015 04:42 via feedproxy.google.com
  
  don’t look at my screen! the warning is all over his scroungy face. he doesn’t like for anyone to look at his screen, like we care that he sifts porn and not data in public.n strips the ceilings of tape. i remove my jacket from a chair.you’re golden, n said. you don’t have to move.t sits up straight when he types. another fellow opens his laptop. he usually reads or stares at his screen. i haven’t seen him type.there are four of us actively using our laptops. i&rsqu
  
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• Fort Worth Symphony Musicians Fight More Pay Cuts

  31-10-2015 03:54 via feedproxy.google.com
  
  FWSO president and CEO Amy Adkins, with the approval of the nonprofit’s board of directors, proposed cutting the concert season from 46 weeks to 43, decreasing artist fees for the Concerts in the Garden series by 25 percent, and eliminating three weeks of paid time off. The loss in wages would mean a nearly 23 percent loss in salary since 2010 once inflation is accounted for.
  
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