On the enigmatic painter.
On considering Phillip Noyce’s current film.
Upon the publication of an English-language version of Paul Valéry’s Cahiers/Notebooks.
A reconsideration of this twentieth century novelist.
On the difficulties facing Tony Blair, from his international policy for the war against Iraq, to internal problems including immigration, trade unions, and the soft economy.
On Kimberly Akimbo at the Manhattan Theatre Club and Shanghai Moon, produced by the Drama Dept. at the Greenwich House theater.
On the native spirit of America’s great modernist painter.
On The Cleveland Orchestra at Carnegie Hall, Jane Eaglen, Arcadi Volodos, Radu Lupu & Garrick Ohlsson; Jenufa, by Janacek & The Abduction From The Seraglio, by Mozart.
James F. Penrose on Les Troyens, by Hector Berlioz.
Considering the smugness of the media, the protesters, and the poets in opposing the war against Iraq.
A review of Thomas Mann: Life as a Work of Art: a Biography, by Hermann Kurzke.
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Exploring Alexandria’s library & the city, hometown of Cavafy.
Notes & Comments
If they holler . . .
by The Editors
On the latest lawsuit over a treacherous nursery rhyme.
Oleo olio
by The Editors
On the oleaginous artist Matthew Barney at the Guggenheim Museum, New York.
Squeals from the nursery
by The Editors
On the bad behavior of bad-boy poets.