Charles Giuliano
Bio:
Publisher & Editor. Charles was the director of exhibitions for the New England School of Art & Design at Suffolk University where he taught art history and the humanities. He taugh tModern Art and the Avant-garde for Metropolitan College of Boston University. After many years as a contributor, columnist and editor for a range of print publications from Art New England, Art News, the Boston Phoenix, the Boston Herald Traveler and Patriot Ledger, to mention a few, he went on line with Maverick Arts which evolved into a website.
Recent Articles:
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Aspects of Chimeric Artificial Plasmids Opinion
Consequences of Circular DNA Molecules
By: - Mar 02nd, 2013I’m a longtime student of a group of subjects that could collectively be called, “Molecular Biology." For the last few, maybe several months, I’ve been up on the internet, doing readings in this area, hoping that my “fresh eyes,†which are also those of a rock’n’roller and a visual artist, might see something that regular scholars are missing.
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Christine Lahti and Treat Williams: The Lion in Winter Theatre
Berkshire Theatre Group June 25 to July 13
By: - Mar 01st, 2013Berkshire Theatre Group announces award-winning actress, Christine Lahti, and award-winning actor, Treat Williams, will join.the cast of The Lion in Winter at the Fitzpatrick Main Stage. The classic play runs June 25 to July 13
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The National Civil War Project Theatre
The American Repertory Theater (A.R.T.) and Harvard University
By: - Feb 28th, 2013The American Repertory Theater (A.R.T.) and Harvard University are proud to announce their participation in The National Civil War Project, an ambitious multi-city, multi-year collaboration of four universities and five performing arts organizations to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War, which launched today in Washington, D.C. Inspired by noted choreographer Liz Lerman, The National Civil War Project will include the commissioning of original theatrical works as well as the creation of new arts-integrated academic programs.
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Met Live in HD Features 10 Productions Next Season Music
James Levine Returns with Falstaff
By: - Feb 27th, 2013Met Music Director James Levine returns to the podium, leading a new production of Verdi’s Falstaff (December 14), directed by Robert Carsen, and the first Live in HD performance of Mozart’s Così fan tutte (April 26). The series opens on October 5 with Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin, starring Anna Netrebko, Mariusz Kwiecien, and Piotr Beczala in a new production conducted by Valery Gergiev and directed by Deborah Warner.
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Muckrakers and Little Mermaid, Jr. at Barrington Theatre
June 13 – July 6 on the St. Germain Stage
By: - Feb 27th, 2013Barrington Stage Company, the award-winning theatre in downtown Pittsfield, under the leadership of Artistic Director, Julianne Boyd, and Managing Director, Tristan Wilson, proudly announces two additional productions as part of the theatre’s 19th season; the world premiere of Muckrakers by Zayd Dohrn and Disney’s The Little Mermaid JR.
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The Hit Men at Colonial March 21 Music
Original Stars from Frankie Valli & The Four seasons
By: - Feb 27th, 2013Bringing beloved classics to life on the Colonial Stage, The Hit Men, featuring original stars from Frankie Valli & The Four seasons, perform live at The Colonial Theatre on March 21 at 7:30pm.
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Boston Cyberarts Gallery March 2 to April 14 Fine Arts
The Game's Afoot: Video Game Art.
By: - Feb 25th, 2013The Boston Cyberarts Gallery is pleased to present The Game's Afoot: Video Game Art. Three artists who make video games that investigate the nature of art as well as the nature of video games themselves, will be on view at The Boston Cyberarts Gallery from Saturday, March 2 through Sunday, April 14.
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The Philadelphia Orchestra at SPAC Music
Saratoga Performing Arts Center August 7 to 24
By: - Feb 25th, 2013The Philadelphia Orchestra, one of the preeminent orchestras in the world, will return to its summer stage at Saratoga Performing Arts Center from August 7 – 24, to present an extraordinary season of classical and contemporary programs. Highlights of the season
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Williamstown Theatre Festival 2013 Theatre
Third Season for Artistic Director Jenny Gersten
By: - Feb 25th, 2013Highlights of the 2013 season include: Animal Crackers, Pygmalion, and a new musical adaption of Bridges of Madison Country on the Main Stage. The smaller Nikos Stage will feature American Hero, Hapgood, and Johnny Baseball. The Free Theatre will stage a version of Dracula by Steve Lawson.
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Jaune Quick To See Smith at Accola Griefen Gallery Fine Arts
Water and War On View Feb 28 to April 6
By: - Feb 22nd, 2013Jaune Quick to See Smith is one of the foremost Native American artists of her generation. She will exhibit work on the theme of Water and War at the Accola Griefen Gallery in New York City from February 28 through April 6.
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Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Fine Arts
Schedule of Eight Free Lectures and Public Conversations
By: - Feb 21st, 2013The Research and Academic Program at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute presents a slate of eight free lectures and public conversations over the next two months. All are held at 5:30 pm and are open to the public.
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No Country: Contemporary Art for South and Southeast Asia Fine Arts
Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum Through May 22
By: - Feb 21st, 2013Launched in April 2012, the Guggenheim UBS MAP Global Art Initiative is a multi-year collaboration that charts contemporary art in three geographic regions—South and Southeast Asia, Latin America, and the Middle East and North Africa—and encompasses curatorial residencies, international touring exhibitions, audience-driven educational programming, and acquisitions for the Guggenheim’s permanent collection.
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Harvard Art Museums to Reopen in Fall 2014 Architecture
Designed by architect Renzo Piano
By: - Feb 21st, 2013Designed by architect Renzo Piano, the project will create new resources for innovative teaching, research, and scholarship, and provide greater access to the collections—among the nation’s largest and most renowned—held by the Fogg, Busch-Reisinger, and Arthur M. Sackler museums $5 million gift from the German Friends of the Busch-Reisinger Museum will support one of three new study centers
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SUDS: Melida Gilb, Steve Gunderson, Bryan Scott Theatre
Annenberg Theatre in Palm Springs
By: - Feb 21st, 2013The Coyote StageWorks production "Suds" at the Annenberg Theatre in Palm Springs, directed by the very talented actor/director David Engel, faithfully recreates the era of the 1960’s thanks to the brilliant performances of its four cast members, and the songs that transport the audience back in time when life was a heck of lot simpler.
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Legally Blonde The Musical Theatre
The Palm Canyon Theatre In Palm Springs
By: - Feb 21st, 2013With the current production “Legally Blonde The Musicalâ€, at The Palm Canyon Theatre in Palm Springs, the show is weak on story and heavy on singing and dancing. Everyone likes singing and dancing, but not to the detriment of the “book/story†otherwise it becomes merely a dance/singing recital.
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On Broadway At Cabaret Theatre West Theatre
Now In Its Third Season in Palm Springs
By: - Feb 20th, 2013Cabaret Theatre West, now in its third season, is one producing organization that has found that the “cabaret styled†entertainment production is a winning formula. They just get better doing one entertaining and dazzling show after another.
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The 63rd Berlinale Film
February 7-17, 2013
By: - Feb 20th, 2013300,000 tickets were sold for 400 films at this year's Berlinale, the largest film festival in the world?! 19 films from 13 countries were judged in the 'Competition,' all others were screened in Berlin and are looking for distribution and an audience worldwide.
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The Brothers Size By Tarell A. McCraney. Theatre
Old Globe Production Directed By Tea Algic
By: - Feb 20th, 2013The Old Globe’s production of “The Brothers Size†is directed by award winning director Tea Algic. Algic is a very seasoned and a highly respected professional director originally from the Balkans.
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Xu Bing at the Aldrich Museum Fine Arts
The Art of Tabacco
By: - Feb 20th, 2013In 1995 Xu Bing was invited to visit Duke University in Durham, North Carolina. Exploring the area around Durham, he visited the Duke Homestead and Tobacco Museum, tobacco farms, and the former Liggett & Meyers cigarette factory, experiences that planted the seeds for a body of work that now spans more than a decade. Work by Xu Bing is on view at Mass MoCA for the coming year. We repost this earlier related coverage by permission of Richard Friswell and Arrtes Magazing.
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The Gift at LA's Geffen Playhouse Theatre
New Play by Joanna Murray-Smith Doesn't Cut It
By: - Feb 20th, 2013One of the problems with the piece, at least for me, is that playwright Joanna Murray-Smith, and possibly director Maria Aitken, are not sure what kind of story “The Gift†is supposed to be and what the play is trying to convey.
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Berkshire Festival of Women Writers Word
Schedule of Events March 1 through 7
By: - Feb 19th, 2013Major funding for the Festival of Women Writers is provided by the John A. Sellon Charitable Trust, the Massachusetts Council on the Humanities, Bard College at Simon's Rock, and local Cultural Councils of the Massachusetts Council on the Arts, along with many organizations, individuals and businesses.
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Gerry Bergstein: Theory and Practice Fine Arts
Boston's Gallery NAGA March 1 through 23
By: - Feb 19th, 2013Boston has never abandoned its passion for painters. One of the very best currently, in a tradition that stretches back to John Singleton Copley, is the anxious surrealist with agita to the max Gerry Bergstein. A new body of work is always an occasion for celebration.
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The Eccentric Barnes Foundation Fine Arts
Following Litigation Relocated to Philadelphia
By: - Feb 18th, 2013After lengthy law suits breaking the iron clad will of Dr. Albert Barnes, his foundation relocated from its inaccessible suburban home in Marion to downtown Philadelphia in 2012. In 1992, The Barnes Foundation received court approval to send 80 works on tour to generate funds for needed renovations. The Foundation continued to struggle financially, hampered by poor management for a time, the isolation of its location, and local restrictions on parking which reduced the number of visitors. From its inception, the Barnes Foundation has been the focus of ridicule and controversy. Today the collection of 2,500 works is valued at between 20 and 30 billion dollars.
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Larry Smallwood Named Deputy Director Fine Arts
New Postion for Mass MoCA
By: - Feb 18th, 2013With the appointment of Larry Smallwood, MASS MoCA has named its first-ever Deputy Director. Smallwood previously worked for the institution as its first Production Manager in the Performing Arts and later as Visual Arts Production and Technical Manager. He will return to the museum in his new role on February 25, 2013.
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New York City Ballet July 9 to 13 Dance
Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC)
By: - Feb 18th, 2013New York City Ballet brings to its summer stage at SPAC, a world-class program of astonishing breadth and brilliance. From iconic Balanchine gems like Serenade and Stravinsky Violin Concerto, to favorite works by Jerome Robbins including West Side Story Suite and Dances at a Gathering, to exciting new ballets by Peter Martins, Christopher Wheeldon and Justin Peck, the interplay of tradition and innovation in this season is exceptiona
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