May 2022
Wanting it both ways
On free speech in universities.
On free speech in universities.
On identity politics in medical institutions.
On reasons to be pessimistic and optimistic about the future of Western civilization.
On the Roman novel by Petronius.
On “Donatello: The Renaissance” at the Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi and the Musei del Bargello, Florence.
On the growing class of “intellectuals.”
On efforts to reclaim the Guelph Treasure.
On Plaza Suite, Just For Us & Coal Country.
On “Joan Mitchell” at the Baltimore Museum of Art.
On “The Utopian Avant-Garde: Soviet Film Posters of the 1920s” at Poster House, New York and “Thornton Willis: A Painting Survey, Six Decades, 1967–2017” at David Richard Gallery, Chelsea and Harlem, New York.
On the latest Whitney Biennial, “Quiet as It’s Kept.”
On performances at Carnegie Hall & Lincoln Center.
On “woke” wars and real ones.
On Pollak’s Arm by Hans von Trotha, Small Things Like These by Claire Keegan, Civilizations by Laurent Binet & It’s Getting Dark by Peter Stamm.
On the Broadway lyric.
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