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Motown Museum expansion

Next stop, Hitsville

Detroit’s Motown Museum teases expansion in new flyover video

February 18, 2020

Image of sunlight streaming into wood-clad performance hall with retractable glass walls, Boston Symphony Orchestra quartet performing

BSO in the Berkshires

Boston Symphony Orchestra gets a sunlit series of performance spaces for its Tanglewood campus

August 13, 2019

Photo of towers at night made from wooden apple bins, on the PSU campus for the Pickathon Music Festival

Apple Pie in the Sky

PSU architecture students build wooden apple bin towers for Pickathon Music Festival

August 13, 2019

Photo of stage set with green platforms in the foreground, a large lit web in the back, and to the right side a domed chamber

Pop Architecture

Björk enlists Arup engineers to design musical chamber for her latest tour

May 29, 2019

Photo of a blue ballroom with checkered floors and mannequins

Not Throwing Away His Shot

AN interviews Hamilton set designer David Korins about the show’s exhibition

May 13, 2019

Music Living In Time

Porch Life, a building-sized instrument, lands in Detroit

July 12, 2018

Brian Eno composing soundtrack for U.K. pavilion at 2017 Astana Expo

April 4, 2017

Motown Museum prepares for major $50 million expansion

February 2, 2017

Boiler Room and Inception want you to be here without being here. (Dominic Simpson / Flickr)

Soon this VR venue will let you rave from the comfort of home

November 7, 2016

Muzak to My Ears

Artist to create first real-life “Vaporwave Mall” in Miami

September 29, 2016

Pink Floyd Venice

A Momentary Lapse of Reason

Tradition versus modernity in Venice, and that time Pink Floyd played St. Mark’s Basin

August 12, 2016

National Music Centre

Canadian music finds a new home at Calgary’s National Music Centre

August 10, 2016