Culture Homepage - September 2012

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Culture Homepage – September 2012

By Cari

September 2, 2012

Photography
byGail Sullivan

Complex Creatures

Dutch Artist Captures
Inner Lives of Animals

MUSIC
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Working in Concert

The Diplomats Band Always
Looking for Few Good Members

byKaitie Kovach

FILM REVIEWS
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Awaiting Death

Lifetime of Regret, Reveries
Fill ‘Chicken with Plums’

by Ky N. Nguyen

Also See: Nuit #1
2 Days in New York

DINING
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French Fixture

La Côte D’Or Brings
Café Coziness to Virginia

by Rachel G. Hunt

Culture Stories

Theater

Shakespeare Theatre Gears Up
For New Season, Court Battle

As the Shakespeare Theatre Company gears up for another innovative season, the theater is also embroiled in a real-life drama that, if staged, might rival one of the Bard’s sagas.Read More

byLisa Troshinsky

Art

For Boundary-Breaking Artists,
Some Bonds Can’t Be Severed

“Outward Reach: Seven Jamaican Photographers and New Media Artists” at the Art Museum of the Americas breaks through all kinds of boundaries, from the geographic to the artistic. Read More

byGary Tischler

Film Festivals

Good Things Come in Small Packages
With DC Shorts Film Fest

With 140 films from around the world, the 2012 DC Shorts Film Festival isn’t short on things to see and do. Read More

by Ky N. Nguyen

CINEMA LISTINGS | EVENTS LISTINGS

A WORLD OF NEWS AND PERSPECTIVE

Sinam Mohamad Pushes U.S. Not to Abandon Her Fellow Kurds in Syria

No-Deal Déjà Vu: With Clock Ticking, Brexit Talks Break Down

Three Ways a 6-3 Supreme Court Would Be Different

Ronald Reagan Building Spreads ‘Diplomatic Messages of Hope’

In Focusing on Paris Opéra, National Gallery Reveals a Different Degas

European Union Hopes to Rise to the Challenge with ‘Next Generation’ Budget

Capricia Marshall’s New Book Makes Case for Enduring Power of Protocol

Rock and a Hard Place: Europe Grapples with Sino-American Rivalry

UAE Hopes to Inspire Next Generation with Arab World’s First Mission to Mars

Will NATO Still Be Relevant in the Future?