Art, revolution, and Kazimir Malevich
by Hilton Kramer
On “Kazimir Malevich 1878–1935” at the National Gallery of Art.
On “Kazimir Malevich 1878–1935” at the National Gallery of Art.
On teaching James to undergraduates at Northwestern University.
On the life and fiction of Katherine Anne Porter.
On the Whitney’s abysmal retrospective.
On Timothy Steele’s Missing Measures & related matters.
On the triumph of Weisgall’s Six Characters in Search of an Author.
On the Oleg Yefremov production of Ivanov in New Haven.
On Still Life Anthology at the Borgenicht Gallery, Robert Bermelin & other matters.
On the Japanese modern-dance company Sankai Juku.
On Harold Bloom’s The Book of J.
On Kirk Varnedoe’s A Fine Disregard.
On Charles Causley’s Secret Destinations.
On Conversations With Von Karajan by Richard Osborne.
On Missing Pieces by Stanislaw Benski.
On the life and architecture of Gordon Bunshaft..
On Mark Strand’s Pulitzer loss.
Notes & Comments
A nostalgia for disaster
by The Editors
On the “unrealized promise” of Marxism for certain leftist writers.
Making Cage a master
by The Editors
On the profile of John Cage on PBS’s American Masters series.
After Cincinnati, Brooklyn gives us “the Unspeakable”
by The Editors
On Joseph Kosuth’s installation The Play of the Unspeakable at the Brooklyn Museum.
Carnegie Hall at 100
by The Editors
On Carnegie Hall’s century celebration.