Los Angeles County Museum of Art Goes for Splash and Experimentation
LACMA’s proposed new building looks like a spaceship on a movie set — and that’s a good thing.
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Tintoretto Show in D.C. Falls Short
There are a few great works on offer, but most of his masterpieces didn’t make the trip.
The Rarefied, Cryptic, and Fascinating Medium of Artist’s Books
A look at an American artist and her artist’s books, a small and intimate medium.
The Juicy, Joyous Work of Frans Hals
In his vivid 17th-century portraits, family members loll, laugh, and have a great time together.
The Free-Thinking, Soul-Nourishing Rembrandt
He embraced individuality at a time when the very concept was new.
The Woman Impressionist
A show in Dallas presents a wondrous, comprehensive selection of Berthe Morisot’s work — and is just one of many stunning exhibits in the area.
How to Fix Federal Arts Funding
We’re not getting rid of it, so conservatives and libertarians need to focus on making it better.
A Defense of Federal Arts Funding
With better means-testing, the small amount of money spent will flow toward projects and places that make the best use of it.
Sparks of Genius
Brian T. Allen reviews The Man in the Glass House: Philip Johnson, Architect of the Modern Century, by Mark Lamster.