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Collections: New Platform Digitized Images Harry Ransom Center online

­March 28, 2014

The Harry Ransom Center has recently launched a new platform of freely available digitized images of collection materials on its website. The new site contains more than[…]

Publication: Lucien Donnat

­March 28, 2014

The National Theatre D. Maria II presents until July 27th 2014, in partnership with the National Theatre Museum, the exhibition Lucien Donnat – a[…]

Publication: A History of Festivals

­March 28, 2014

Publication – A History of Festivals: from the 20th to the 21st century. Avignon, Cannes, Festpaco, Newport, Woodstock… A rich history of contemporary festivals seen from a local, national and[…]

Collections: Digital Collection of The National Theatre Dona Maria II

­March 28, 2014

Additions to the Digital Collection of The National Theatre Dona Maria II. Considering the increasing demand to access their collections, the Library of the National Theatre Dona Maria of Lisbon[…]

Publication: Pédagogies théâtrales

­March 26, 2014

Publication – The Max Parfondry Foundation together with Théâtre&Publics are glad to announce the publication of the first number of Pédagogies théâtrales. This new bulletin offers a publishing space entirely[…]

Publication: Institut del Teatre

­November 14, 2013

Publication – Barcelona’s Institut del Teatre has published Documentation Centre and Museum of Performing Arts, a bilingual little book edited in Catalan and English. This publication has been in continuation[…]

Exhibition: I Have Seen the Future

­November 14, 2013

Exhibition - I Have Seen the Future: Norman Bel Geddes Designs America is the first major exploration of the theater and industrial designer who The New York Times dubbed “the Leonardo da Vinci of the 20th century.” This exhibition is a collaboration between the Harry Ransom Center at The University of Texas at Austin and the Museum of the City of New York.

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Tanzquartier Wien

Since its inception in 2001, Tanzquartier Wien has counted among the most influential dance centres in Europe. Initiated by local artists, it was one of several cultural institutions that were given premises at MuseumsQuartier. The well-stocked inventory, which is the core of the library, comprises over 2,600 titles and 2,100 magazines. The foyer area accommodates general literature and anthologies on the subjects of dance, performance, art, theory and more, including subject-specific works from the fields of gender theory and philosophy.

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