The Incomparable Florine Stettheimer By Brian T. Allen May 12, 2022 A review of Florine Stettheimer: A Biography, by Barbara Bloemink.
Balanchine’s Ideal Women By Peter Tonguette April 28, 2022 A review of Serenade: A Balanchine Story, by Toni Bentley.
Taking a Second Look with Jasper Johns By John J. Miller December 16, 2021 A tribute to our cacophonous and commercial republic.
The Glory That Is Greece, the Grandeur That Is Rome By Jeremy Tate December 16, 2021 Why classical antiquity matters today.
When David Met Lisa By Victoria Coates December 16, 2021 In 1503, Michelangelo and Leonardo changed the future of Western art.
Visible Ink By Richard Brookhiser July 29, 2021 Getting a tattoo is a choice, an exercise of free will, but it is revocable only with difficulty.
America, Land of Craft By Brian T. Allen July 15, 2021 A review of Craft: An American History, by Glenn Adamson.
Our Literary Drought By Joseph Epstein December 3, 2020 Novelists, poets, and critics seek a higher truth, but today’s pickings are slim.
Hamlet and Oedipus Meet the Zombies By David Mamet September 17, 2020 Insistence on art as indoctrination is obscenity, denying the possibility of human connection to truths superior to human understanding, that is, to God.