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From headscarves to stadium seats, Crafted Liberation celebrates Iranian Women's resilienc...

John Tuckwell is a highly accomplished ceramic artist. He works with slip-cast liquid porcelain to m...

For this collaborative community project, Vipoo Srivilasa has taken seven, precious yet broken, cera...

SameBrain Productions presents The Collector, written by John Fowles, and adapted by Mark Healy...

The Morgan, which has a long history of partnership with Oxford's Bodleian Libraries, marks the end of the museum's centennial as well as the centennial of Franz Kafka's death, with this latest chapter. The exhibit

Fred W. McDarrah has photographed the City's LGBTQ+ community for much of his long career. The 60-plus black-and-white photographs in this exhibit trace landmark moments since the Stonewall Uprising. Those captured by his lens include

A holiday train show features illuminated landscapes.

Smyrne, now Izmir in Turkey, occupies a pivotal role in the histories of Greek and Turkish musical t...

Radical Textiles celebrates the cutting-edge innovations, enduring traditions and bodies of shared knowledge that have been folded into fabric and cloth over 150 years.

As part of Feast Festival's queer horror night Feast presents a screening of A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy’s Revenge!

During a trek through the Himalayan mountains, a couple, Chun and Yueh, become trapped in a cave for 47 days.

Liza fears her. Streisand wants to be her. Judy Garland circa 1950 lusts for her. Get ready for Tabitha Booth!