October 2011
Veritas or Vanitas
On virtue at Harvard.
On virtue at Harvard.
The second entry in our essay series “Future tense: the lessons of culture in a time of upheaval.”
On the critic’s “moral realism.”
On the rise of microfascism in Western democracies.
On the lost Levant of Durrell’s series.
On the architecture of Brasilia.
On Thomas Mann’s sense of humor.
On the Fiasco Theater’s Cymbelline & The Wood by Dan Klores.
On “Lyonel Feininger: At the Edge of the World.”
On “Will Barnet at 100” at the National Academy Museum; “Will Barnet: Small Works on Paper from the 1950s” at Alexandre Gallery; “Lars and Lori” at Valentine, Queens; “Sally Pettus: Paintings from the Perimeter” at KS Art; “Graham Nickson: Paintings 1972–2011—Paths of the Sun” at Knoedler & Company; “Richard Timperio: Paintings 2011” at Art 101, Brooklyn & “Loren Munk: Location, Location, Location, Mapping the New York Art World” at Lesley Heller Workspace.
On the annual classical music festival in Austria.
On the politics of commemoration.
On poetic form.
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