Washington Opera Leaves Kennedy Centre After 50 Years
The Washington National Opera is leaving its Kennedy Centre home after 50+ years, citing financial strain and a clash with the venue's new Trump-era leadership model. Read the full story.
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Washington National Opera leaves Trump Kennedy Centre
The Washington National Opera is severing ties with the Trump Kennedy Centre, citing a 'financially challenging relationship' in the latest fallout since Donald Trump's involvement. Discover the full story.
Washington National Opera exits Kennedy Centre over Trump
The Washington National Opera is moving out of the Kennedy Centre, citing a Trump 'takeover', a 40% drop in ticket sales, and shattered donor confidence. Read the full story.
Washington National Opera exits Kennedy Centre over Trump
The Washington National Opera is moving out of the Kennedy Centre after a collapse in revenue and donor confidence following Donald Trump's self-appointment as chair. Read the full story.
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Fungi: Anarchist Designers exhibition review
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Fungi: Anarchist Designers exhibition review
Explore the dark, fascinating world of fungi at Rotterdam's Nieuwe Instituut. This exhibition reveals their terrifying power to poison, control minds, and survive atomic bombs. A must-see journey into ecological interdependence.
75 Years of Harry Griffin's Guardian Country Diary
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UK's 2026 Exhibition Guide: Art, Fashion & Culture
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A controversial painting depicting a nude Mata Hari in a 'Last Supper' composition has been withdrawn from a major Indian art exhibition following outcry from Christian groups. Explore the clash between artistic freedom and religious sentiment.
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AP Photojournalists Reveal World Through Vertical Lens
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Artist and provocateur Molly Parkin dies aged 93
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