February 1998
Abolish women’s studies
On universities and the rise of Big Sister.
On universities and the rise of Big Sister.
On the museum’s new chief executive.
The sixth in a series titled “Reflections on a cultural revolution.”
On Rebecca West’s FBI file & what it tells us.
On Wallace Stevens: Collected Poetry & Prose published by the Library of America, edited by Frank Kermode & Joan Richardson.
On “Lorenzo Lotto: Rediscovered Master of the Renaissance” at the National Gallery of Art, Washington.
On Geoffrey Brock’s introduction to Saba’s poems.
Saba’s poems, with matching translations from Geoffrey Brock.
On the selling of theaters’ air rights & the Broadway season.
On “Mondrian & Reinhardt: Influence & Affinity at PaceWildenstein,” New York.
On “Jake Berthot: New Paintings & Drawings” at the McKee gallery, New York.
On the London Symphony Orchestra’s performances of Sibelius at Avery Fisher Hall & “The Sibelius Symposium” at the Stanley Kaplan Penthouse, Lincoln Center, New York.
On Amistad by Anthony Davis & Thulani Davis at the Lyric Opera of Chicago.
On Capriccio, by Richard Strauss, at the Metropolitan Opera, New York.
On Le martyre de Saint Sébastien, by Claude Debussy, at the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, Los Angeles.
The Washington Post’s holiday headlines.
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