Diane Arbus's 90th B'Day, Dutch Art Heist Suspect Found, And More Arts News...

March 14, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Happy Birthday, Diane Arbus! In honor of Diane Arbus' 90th birthday, we are honoring the late photographer's life and work.  Continue reading... Another Suspect Arrested In Dutch Art Heist Investigation Mesmerizing GIFs Armed Man In The Woods Turns Out To Be Art Student Historical Icons In Glorious Color 5-Year-Old Child Prodigy Headed To Carnegie Hall Photographer Captures Incredible Lightning Storm Above Volcanic Eruption Photographer Captures Incredible Lightning Storm Above Volcanic Eruption Happy Birthday, Diane Arbus! PHOTO: Here's A Portrait Of Willie Nelson ... On Toast 5-Year-Old Child Prodigy Headed To Carnegie Hall Photographer Captures Incredible Lightning Storm Above Volcanic Eruption DAVID FRANKLIN Of Pixels and Paintings: Gallery One, ArtLens and the Role of Technology in Museums Twice now, Google Art Project -- an effort by Google to photograph and share, via the Internet, many of the world's great pieces of art from many of the world's great museums -- has asked to have access to the collection of the Cleveland Museum of Art. And yet, both times, we have declined Google's offer. Continue reading... DAN PERSONS Mighty Movie Podcast: Matteo Garrone on Reality Director Matteo Garrone takes the naturalistic intensity he poured into his crime film Gomorrah and applies it to this sly tale of ambition gone way, way wrong. Continue reading... DAVID FINKLE First Nighter: The Lying Lesson, or Whatever Happened to Playwright Craig Lucas? For much of the two acts Craig Lucas devotes to The Lying Lesson, his new and immensely disappointing two-hander at the Atlantic's Linda Gross Theater, what he's getting at is bizarrely unclear. Continue reading... WYATT CLOSS Hiatus Kaiyote: Global Soul from an Unlikely Place Who's your favorite Australian soul band? Can't name any? Thought so. Now, you can say Hiatus Kaiyote. Except they may become your favorite band, period. Continue reading... CARLA ESCODA San Francisco Ballet's Guide to Strange and Wonderful Places (PHOTOS) San Francisco Ballet's contribution to the centennial celebration of Stravinsky and Nijinsky's controversial masterpiece may well prove to be a beacon in the storm. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here.