Jane Levere is a Contributor at Forbes. She covers and analyzes breaking news in the arts, with a primary focus on visual arts, music, theater, film, and television. Jane's work has been featured in CNN, The Art Newspaper, Metropolis Magazine, and Forbes.
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The residency follows the November 8 release of a new album by Art Garfunkel, Sr. and Art Garfunkel, Jr., “Father and Son”
Roundtable , 92NY's online learning platform for the intellectually curious and lifelong learners that was launched in 2022, now is expanding its offerings and content partners.
Following a run last summer at London’s Barbican Theatre, the hit production of the Cole Porter musical Kiss Me, Kate begins playing in U.S. movie theaters November 17.
The two-part, four-hour PBS documentary is filmmaker Ken Burns' first project not exploring an American subject. It also features a musical score by Caroline Shaw, another new direction for Burns.
Their show, “New York State of Mind”— described as a love letter to New York City“—will be offered November 26 through 30, including on Thanksgiving evening, and livestreamed on November 30.
PBS’ new, three-part series, Lucy Worsley’s Holmes vs. Doyle, explores why author Arthur Conan Doyle came to despise the character who made him rich and famous.
Pianist Jeremy Denk, a MacArthur genius grant recipient, is performing a concert at 92NY in New York tonight featuring an eclectic program, from iconic Beethoven sonatas to a Jule Styne tune.
A landmark exhibition of Chinese artworks, many over 1,500 years old, is on now display in New York.
The festival will showcase over 25 films and shorts , plus premiers of two major silent films preserved in MoMA's archives, by Frank Borzage and Charles Chaplin
Although rain is forecast tonight for Times Square, where New York City's globally celebrated New Year's Eve ball drop annually takes place, the program should be terrific, and history also will be made.
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