October 2016
Campus hi(s/r)jinks
An update on the ongoing devolution of academic culture.
An update on the ongoing devolution of academic culture.
On the proto-populist movements of the Roman Republic.
On the career and style of Warren Hinckle.
On the landscape artistry of Capability Brown.
On the personality and predilections of Russia’s royal family.
On the unrest below the surface of Chinese society.
On the spirit of an age as told in two works by A. S. Byatt.
On two new publications of the famous correspondence.
On Thomas Merton’s vision of transcendence through faith.
On Maestro at 59E59 Theaters; Fiorello! at the East 13th Street Theater; and Sense & Sensibility at the Gym at Judson.
On “Alma Thomas,” a retrospective at the Studio Museum in Harlem.
On the Detroit Institute of Arts, the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit & the role of art in the history of the city.
On performances of Die Liebe der Danae and Don Giovanni by the Vienna Philharmonic, selections from West Side Story performed by the Símon Bolívar Symphony, and additional performances from the Salzburg Festival.
On the death of objectivity in political journalism.
On the Turquoise Mountain Institute and the revival of classical craftsmanship in Afghanistan.
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