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Katherine Cooper is a freelance art and culture writer. Her work has been published in Architectural Digest, Hyperallergic, Playboy Magazine, and BOMB magazine, among others. She pulls from her background in feminist and performance theory to frame questions about art and intimacy in a literary context. She has been awarded fellowships through the Hemera Foundation and the NEA-funded Art Writer in Residence Program at the SPACES Gallery in Cleveland. Prior to becoming a writer she was a profess…

Katherine Cooper’s Journalist Portfolio

Why Patti Smith Writes

Why Patti Smith Writes

Patti Smith knows her new book, Devotion (Yale University Press, 2017), isn't for everyone, but it's a gift f…

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Going Rogue With Marc Maron - MEL Magazine

Going Rogue With Marc Maron - MEL Magazine

Past the garden gnomes on the porch and the Toyota in the driveway with a WTF sticker on it, lies a screen do…

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John Early on Theatre School, His Female Comedy Heroes, and Gay Minstrelsy

John Early on Theatre School, His Female Comedy Heroes, and Gay Minstrelsy

I first saw John live at Night Train, an evening of comedy in Brooklyn created by Wyatt Cenac but on this occ…

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Taylor Mac by Katherine Cooper - BOMB Magazine

Taylor Mac by Katherine Cooper - BOMB Magazine

On being an outsider, the nature of authenticity, and the depths of pop-culture.

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Why the Caviar-Producing American Paddlefish Is a Symbol of Luxury and Scarcity

Why the Caviar-Producing American Paddlefish Is a Symbol of Luxury and Scarcity

Ever since relations between the United States and Iran grew strained after the Iranian revolution in 1979, a…

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We Should All Be Celebrating (and Defending) the Rasquache Aesthetic | Architectural Digest

We Should All Be Celebrating (and Defending) the Rasquache Aesthetic | Architectural Digest

Just because you haven't heard of rasquache doesn't mean you haven't experienced it. On one hand, the term re…

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USEA Foundation Now Accepting Applications for 2025 Organizer's Relief and Competition Assistance Fund and Frangible Technology Fund

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By Katherine Cooper
| United States Eventing Association
Feb 11, 2025 USEA Foundation Now Accepting Applications for 2025 Organizer's Relief and Competition Assistance Fund and Frangible Technology Fund The USEA Foundation is pleased to announce the new Organizer's Relief and Competition Assistance (ORCA) Fund and has updated the Frangible Technology Fund for 2025. Please read below for more information on each opportunity.
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Isabelle Faust - Solo

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By Katherine Cooper
| prestomusic.com
A new recording from the German violinist Isabelle Faust is always a highlight of the autumn calendar, and this year she’s delivered a glorious double-whammy: six weeks on from her dizzying accounts of concertos by the ‘virtuoso and poet’ Locatelli with Giovanni Antonini and Il Giardino Armonico, she’s back today with an illuminating programme of unaccompanied works by Matteis pére et fils, Pisendel, Guillemain, Vilsmayr and Biber which offer some fascinating insights as to how composers...
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Folk Songs from Magdalena Kožená

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By Katherine Cooper
| prestomusic.com
Back in 2019, Magdalena Kožená gathered a group of friends and family (including her husband Simon Rattle in his recording debut as a pianist) for a delightful Soirée of songs for voice and chamber ensemble, the highlights of which were bucolic numbers by her compatriots Dvořák and Janáček – and today the Czech mezzo serves up an equally vibrant programme of folk-inspired orchestral song-cycles from the twentieth century, with Rattle back on the podium and the Czech Philharmonic on superbly...
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