June 2007
A footnote on Ward Churchill
On the University of Colorado’s disgraced academic.
On the University of Colorado’s disgraced academic.
On Stephen Smith, Dartmouth College’s latest addition to its board of trustees.
On the pious reverence of the New York Times for “hip-hop.”
An expression of gratitude.
On a visit to Bard College in the Hudson Valley.
On discovering what ails Shakespeare’s king.
On the new Greek & Roman galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
On the architect and writer Geoffrey Scott.
Excerpts from Glyn Maxwell’s adaptation of Anatole France’s Les Dieux Ont Soif.
On the choreography of Larry Keigwin and Jonathon Appels.
On the musical LoveMusik and the influence of Kurt Weill.
On the artist’s works at Paul Kasmin Gallery and the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
On “Surreal Things” at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London.
On Wolf Kahn at Ameringer Yohe Fine Arts, George Baselitz at David Nolan Gallery, Charles Burchfield at DC Moore Gallery, “Magical Means: Milton Avery and Watercolor” at Knoedler & Company, Joan Mitchell at Cheim & Read Gallery & “A Century and a Half in the Art Business” at James Graham & Sons.
Looking back on the 2006-2007 season.
On the late David Halberstam.
On A Worldly Country by John Ashbery, Forty-Five by Frieda Hughes, Dance Dance Revolution by Cathy Park Hong, Ooga-Booga by Frederick Seidel, and Selected Poems: Expanded Edition by Robert Lowell.
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