Kalmar, the Oregon Symphony's music director, will read "Lecture on Nothing" from Cage's first book, "Silence." "Fourteen" is an eerie work where the pianist does not play conventionally, but bows the strings with fishing line. The program continues...

The show presents two works never before presented in New York, Painting by Numbers (2008) and Plato's Alley (2009), as well as a large-scale video installation created specifically for this exhibition. Atlas, an artist known for his collaborations,...

One of the many lovely things about the museum’s recent performance series is that it gives audiences the chance to see how those galleries are activated by various choreographers and how, in turn, the artworks in them work on the dance pieces. ...

Early success on stage afforded the 19-year-old Jin Xing an opportunity to travel to New York -- and into the studios of such American modern-dance legends as Merce Cunningham and Martha Graham. The young dancer's mind was opened to new possibilities...

The material is still vital and the dancers just as talented, but without the guidance of their founder they can seem less inspired. This is how the Antonio Gades company seemed performing Fuenteovejuna on its latest visit to Sadler’s Well. The troupe...

“The ball” references Pixel Cloud (2010), a piece that was used in the sets for Merce Cunningham’s final performances and consists of three-dimensional hanging sculptures, based on pixels of a hyper-magnified photograph of a cloud formation. With...