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Music Review | Metropolitan Opera: This Prince: What a Piece of Work
The Metropolitan Opera under general manager Peter Gelb is defining itself through the choice and quality, however debatable, of its ambitious new productions. Yet bringing successful existing productions of overlooked works to the Met is just as
Books of The Times: From an Artist of Anxiety, an Ink-Stained Memoir
Jules Feiffer has always been adept at using satire to trace the links between our public and private anxieties, our political and personal preoccupations. In more than four decades of cartoons for The Village Voice, in films like ?Carnal Knowledge,?
Arts & Leisure Preview: Texts Without Context
In his deliberately provocative and deeply nihilistic new book, ?Reality Hunger,? the onetime novelist David Shields asserts that fiction ?has never seemed less central to the culture?s sense of itself.? He says he?s ?bored by out-and-out fabrication,
National Museum of Australia - National Museum to showcase Irish in Australia
The National Museum of Australia is developing a major exhibition on the Irish in Australia, to open on St Patrick's Day 2011. The exhibition will cover the Irish presence in Australia from the day in January 1788 when a small number of Irish convicts,
Struggling art market is coming back to life
NEW YORK: Auctioneers Christie''''''''s said its mid-season sale of 20th century decorative art and design generated strong interest from U.S. and foreign bidders in New York Tuesday in a sign the struggling art market is coming back to life. Buyers bid
FBI Blows Up Rembrandt to Solve Boston?s $500 Million Art Heist
March 18 (Bloomberg) -- Art lovers who didnt catch Rembrandts The Storm on the Sea of Galilee at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum before 1990 can see it on electronic billboards outside Boston -- courtesy of the FBI. Twenty years ago today, the Dutch
Museums Special Section: Teenage Girls Explore Their Lives Through a Camera?s...
COMPARING NOTES From left, Jasmine Gregory, intern; Natasha Adams, Nalijah Trammel and Juliet Martinez. TWO months ago, a dozen teenage girls with no formal photography experience were given professional cameras and told to their world growing up in New
Sotheby's: Contemporary Art Turkish
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Watchdogs Bark at Tax-Funded Traffic Barrier 'Art'
It's dozens of feet long, weighs over 35,000 pounds, lights up at night and cost Austin, Texas, about $4,300 in city funds. But the question remains: Is it art, or a sprawling waste of taxpayer money? The city's cultural arts division is helping sponsor
Local Artists Show Work At ASU Gammage Exhibit (3/17/10)
TEMPE, Ariz., March 17 -- Arizona State University issued the following news release: Oil, acrylic, watercolor and pastel - there will be something for everyone when members of the Scottsdale Artists League exhibit their artworks at ASU Gammage April
LSU Museum of Art Behind the Scenes: LSU Ceramics Studio (3/17/10)
BATON ROUGE, La., March 17 -- Louisiana State University issued the following news release: The LSU Museum of Art will host a unique tour of the LSU Ceramics Studio on Sunday, March 21, at 2 p.m. in conjunction with the 'George Ohr Rising: The Emergence
On the Guggenheim?s Walls, and Now on Yours
THIS month, , an auction site that helps nonprofit groups raise money, include a guitar autographed by the Rolling Stones, a dinner prepared by Emeril Lagasse and 193 pieces from an exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum. The artwork, part of a show called
From an Artist of Anxiety, an Ink-Stained Memoir
Jules Feiffer has always been adept at using satire to trace the links between our public and private anxieties, our political and personal preoccupations. In more than four decades of cartoons for The Village Voice, in films like ?Carnal Knowledge,?
City Opera?s Former Director Tracks the Tumult and Breaks Down the Buzz
The is never far from the thoughts of Julius Rudel, who was its general director and principal conductor for 22 years, until he stepped aside in 1979, making way for Beverly Sills. I recently met Mr. Rudel, still lively and avuncular at 89, for an

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