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  1. a truly terrific new york listing
    A Hotel des Artistes Duplex Designed Around a Gilded MuralIt has 18-foot ceilings.
    By Adriane Quinlan
  2. awards season
    The True Winners and Losers of the Las Culturistas Culture AwardsIt was a big night for La Guardia Airport and a bad night for twinks who wish to speak.
    By Jason P. Frank
  3. institutions
    Mostly Mozart Festival Gains a Music Director, Loses Its NameJonathon Heyward in; Wolfgang demoted.
    By Justin Davidson
  4. opera review
    In Terence Blanchard’s Opera Champion, Not Every Punch LandsA boxing opera comes to the Met, with a jazz-infused score, powerful movement, and wobbly storytelling.
    By Justin Davidson
  5. a truly terrific new york listing
    A Duplex Opens Up in a Coveted Artist’s Studio BuildingIt has a Juliet balcony and a library with a rolling staircase.
    By Adriane Quinlan
  6. classical music
    Gustavo Dudamel Will Take Over the New York PhilharmonicBut not until 2026.
    By Justin Davidson
  7. and all that jazz
    Lincoln Center Is Going All In on Terence BlanchardSee Me As I Am will include an opera premiere this April and culminate in a spring 2024 performance series.
    By Justin Curto
  8. openings
    The Many Influences of Kwame OnwuachiThe chef puts his own history on the menu at Tatiana.
    By Tiffany Martinbrough
  9. fall preview
    42 New Classical Music Performances to Hear This FallIncluding the grand reopening of David Geffen Hall, Medea at the Met, and work by Tyshawn Sorey.
    By Justin Davidson
  10. style
    5 New York City Dance Companies, Brought TogetherThe shows, which continue through Saturday, are free and open to the public.
    By Joanna Nikas
  11. look book
    The Look Book Goes to 500 WeddingsOn a recent weekend, Lincoln Center invited couples whose weddings had been disrupted by the pandemic to renew their vows.
    By Kelsie Schrader and Jenna Milliner-Waddell
  12. awards shows
    The Highs, Lows, and Whoas of the Las Culturistas Culture AwardsHigh: Taylor Swift’s acceptance speech for the Tayla Swiff Award.
    By Rebecca Alter
  13. theater review
    The Skin of Our Teeth Is No DinosaurSure, some of the humor is dated. But that third act is anything but.
    By Helen Shaw
  14. street view
    Lincoln Center Resets Itself as a Cultural Town Square for SpringQuinceañeras, dance parties, and underground jazz will animate the plaza, but will that energy extend past Labor Day?
    By Justin Davidson
  15. cityscape
    What It Takes to Give David Geffen Hall a New SoundA look inside the New York Philharmonic’s home, en route to its new (and, fingers crossed, better) acoustics.
    By Justin Davidson
  16. culture
    A Sight for Sore EyesBodies! In motion! At Lincoln Center’s BAAND Together Dance Festival.
    By Emilia Petrarca
  17. making moves
    Lincoln Center Appoints Shanta Thake to Lead Its RevivalShe comes to the institution after over a decade at the Public, and her eclecticism may challenge some of its traditions.
    By Justin Davidson
  18. rendering judgment
    Lincoln Center Wants You to Lie Down on Its PlazaHow comfortable will that plastic grass really be?
    By Christopher Bonanos
  19. good news
    Geffen Hall’s Renovation Will Be Finished Two Years EarlyThe pandemic closure allowed Lincoln Center to fast-track the rebuilding of the Philharmonic’s main auditorium.
    By Justin Davidson
  20. street view
    How We’ll Be Able to Hear Live Music This SummerLincoln Center and other institutions embrace the distanced outdoor concert.
    By Justin Davidson
  21. performing arts
    Jane Moss, Lincoln Center’s Artistic Director, Is Stepping DownAfter 27 years, she says, the shutdown got her thinking about moving on.
    By Justin Davidson
  22. and pink and orange and blue!
    For One Night Only: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Scream ThroatWhen a show stars not one, but two former Elphabas you know you’re in for something special … and loud.
    By Madison Malone Kircher
  23. cityscape
    Revealed: The Plans for David Geffen Hall and for the Music WithinA $500 million renovation that will finally fix that room. Maybe.
    By Justin Davidson
  24. party chat
    We Quizzed Helen Mirren on Her Most Famous Lines — and She Only Missed One“My brain’s like a sieve, I probably won’t remember any of them!”
    By Hunter Harris
  25. classical music review
    Shostakovich, With Bright L.A. Glare, at Lincoln CenterDudamel brings out the symphony’s loudest, brightest aspects.
    By Justin Davidson
  26. The Over-the-Top Plans for Redoing Geffen Hall Are History. Good.The $500 million–plus plan to squeeze a new building into the shell would have been a disaster.
    By Justin Davidson
  27. It’s Alive! A Don Giovanni Where Even the Sets PerformAt Mostly Mozart, an opera that doesn’t skimp on theatrical power.
    By Justin Davidson
  28. political speech
    Lincoln Center Refuses Admission to Woman Wearing Anti-Trump SignThe incident raises questions about the theater’s role as a political space.
    By Karen Brill
  29. see something say something
    Scattered Ashes Shut Down the Metropolitan OperaWhat was intended as a tribute to a deceased opera lover prompted an appearance by the NYPD counterterrorism unit instead.
    By Chas Danner
  30. Thomas Heatherwick Will Redo David Geffen HallThe post–Avery Fisher era gets under way.
    By Justin Davidson
  31. Thomas Adès’s Thrilling Blend of Dance and MusicFew composers have embraced dance so well.
    By Justin Davidson
  32. books
    How Reynold Levy (Says He) Saved Lincoln CenterThe former chairman dishes in his new book.
    By Justin Davidson
  33. big moves
    New York Fashion Week Officially Has a New HomeAdios, Lincoln Center. 
    By Kristin Tice Studeman
  34. classical music
    An Ordinary Concert at Alice Tully Hall That Was Anything ButAn evening when the 18th century came alive.
    By Justin Davidson
  35. Behind Mad Men’s Most Memorable Scenes“I did think that Roger Sterling was going to die the first season.”
    By Brooke Marine
  36. buh-bye
    This Will Be the Last Fashion Week at Lincoln CenterThe new location is still TBA.
    By Véronique Hyland
  37. spongeworthy
    Stella McCartney Gets the Seinfeld TreatmentWhat’s the deal with models, anyway?
    By Véronique Hyland
  38. debuts
    Holocaust Survivor Debuts at Lincoln CenterEmily Kessler usually plays her mandolin for groups at community centers. Up next, an audience of 3,000.
    By Geoffrey Gray and Abraham Riesman
  39. tv
    See Emma Thompson As Mrs. Lovett in Sweeney ToddYou can see the full performance on PBS on September 26.
    By Vulture Editors
  40. video
    See Who Wins the Debate Between Color and MonochromeApparently fashion people don’t like black and white as much as you’d expect.
    By the Cut
  41. video
    Here’s What Happens When You Wear a SpongeBob Suit to Fashion WeekWe sent comedian Abbi Crutchfield to test out the look.
    By Abbi Crutchfield
  42. Leftovers
    Montmartre’s Bastille Day Party; Cull & Pistol’s New Happy Hour MenuToday’s Leftovers.
  43. the hit list
    11 Most Awesome Things From the First Day of Fashion WeekIt’s like Groundhog Day, but chicer.
    By Isabel Wilkinson and Stella Bugbee
  44. A Little Bit of Whiplash at Creatures of the Wind Elegant shapes but awkward silhouettes. 
    By Robin Givhan
  45. fashion week protests
    Vera Wang to Skip the Tents This YearShe’s jumping ship.
    By Allison P. Davis
  46. gif bag
    GIF Bag: Models Dance, Construction Guys WatchAll in a day’s work at Lincoln Center.
    By Clint Spaulding
  47. the hit list
    10.5 Super Moments That Happened at Fashion WeekIt’s all about the footwear right now.
    By Kurt Soller
  48. interview
    Justin Davidson Talks to the New President of Lincoln Center, Jed BernsteinFor the first time in eleven years, the hand on the tiller at Lincoln Center is changing.
    By Justin Davidson
  49. Grub Guides
    Situational Dining: Where to Eat and Drink During Fashion WeekYes, we said eat.
    By Sierra Tishgart
  50. not naming names
    The Ten Types of People You See at Fashion WeekBecause clothing is great, but it’s really all about the characters you see.
    By Peter Arkle and Kurt Soller
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