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Arts, Briefly: Lou Reed to Play D.J. Lou Reed will take a break from promoting his forthcoming concert film, ?Berlin,? to host a two-hour radio show on the Sirius Satellite Network. Starting Saturday on Channel 70, ?Lou Reed?s New York Shuffle? will broadcast a mix of rock, country and jazz, the kind of programming that Mr. Reed said he has enjoyed for years. He will share host duties with the producer Hal Willner, who was the music director of ?Berlin.? The staged concert, based on Mr. Reed?s 1973 album of the same name, was taped at St. Ann?s Warehouse in Brooklyn in December 2006. The film version, directed by Julian Schnabel, is to open in New York and Los Angeles on July 18. Requests for Mr. Reed?s radio show will soon be taken at loureed.com. Publ.Date: Sat, 17 May 2008 03:25:21 GMT Source: NY Times Arts, Briefly: R. Kelly Jury Selected A panel of eight men and four women will decide the fate of R. Kelly, the R&B star whose much-delayed trial on child pornography charges is to begin Tuesday in Chicago. During jury selection, which ended Thursday, the defense accused the prosecution of eliminating some African-Americans from the pool of candidates, while the prosecution countered that it had also eliminated some white males, The Chicago Sun-Times reported. The final group of jurors includes an African-American woman married to a Baptist preacher, a young white woman who is an aspiring police officer, a 68-year-old Romanian immigrant and a recent college graduate who was once arrested for marijuana possession. Mr. Kelly was indicted on June 5, 2002, after the appearance of a videotape that prosecutors say shows him having sex with a girl as young as 13. He has pleaded not guilty. On Friday, the judge, Vincent Gaughan, rejected a motion that news organizations have access to sealed court transcripts and records of the case. Publ.Date: Sat, 17 May 2008 03:25:53 GMT Source: NY Times Revised Plan by N.Y.U. Would Preserve Walls of Provincetown Playhouse The Manhattan borough president hailed the move as ?tremendous progress? in the talks between the university and community leaders about the site. Publ.Date: Sat, 17 May 2008 03:28:16 GMT Source: NY Times Arts, Briefly: Smithsonian Director Resigns Sharon F. Patton has resigned after five years as the director of the Smithsonian Institution?s National Museum of African Art, effective in December. In a statement, Ms. Patton said she had achieved much of what she set out to accomplish, but she also nodded to the appointment of a new leadership at the Smithsonian. (G. Wayne Clough, the president of Georgia Tech, is to assume the post of Smithsonian secretary, or chief executive, on July 1.) ?It seems to be the right time to leave,? Ms. Patton, 64, said. Under her leadership the museum?s collection of more than 9,000 African art objects grew to include the Walt Disney-Tishman collection of 500 pieces from nearly every country in Africa. She also increased programming for children and promoted contemporary artists. The Smithsonian has been through considerable turmoil over the last year and a half. Its previous secretary, Lawrence M. Small, resigned over revelations that he spent the institution?s money on luxuries like private jets. In a report on Thursday, the Government Accountability Office cited recent progress at the institution but said it still needed better internal controls. Publ.Date: Sat, 17 May 2008 03:27:02 GMT Source: NY Times

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