July 2002
Red Ken returns
On Ken Livingston’s disastrous performance as Mayor of London.
On Ken Livingston’s disastrous performance as Mayor of London.
The concluding essay of The New Criterion’s series on The Survival of Culture, revised and expanded for publication in The Survival of Culture: Permanent Values in a Virtual Age.
A celebration of the Michigan music camp.
The great conductor as revealed in his letters.
From a special summer issue of The New Criterion on the occasion of The Museum of Modern Art’s reopening in 1984 after the museum’s last round of major expansion.
On the Pledge of Allegiance, abuse of the English language, and American romance about The Man Alone.
Considering how “QNS” weighs against the precarious balance of “MOMA,” and to what extent the architecture of “MOMA QNS” tells us about the future of the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
The summer of 2002 in New York belongs to Joan Mitchell. A report on this American Abstract Expressionist’s retrospective at the Whitney Museum of American Art.
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