How Katsura Sunshine is introducing New York audiences to the timeless humor of rakugo---How did Katsura Sunshine, a white guy from Canada, become a master of rakugo, a traditional Japanese …
It has a "Blair Witch" vibe, but its backstory is touching rather than sinister.
Gavin Creel is set to take the stage at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on June 22 at 8pm.
"I want us to be in contention for a Helen Hayes Award," IN Series artistic director Timothy Nelson told me last fall over coffee near his office in the Shaw neighborhood. We were discussing…
The Tony winner will perform original songs inspired by his visit to the N.Y.C. institution.
The revered film director vowed never to touch theatre. So why is he staging the great Aids epic Angels in America? Apparently, it's all a misunderstanding Arnaud Desplechin looks surprising…
Says the chief registrar at the Denver Art Museum, "It's a lot. … There are many, many spreadsheets." " NPR
His images are remarkable for their rich colours and detail, achieved through a complex printing process
From Artemisia Gentileschi to Wangechi Mutu, 2019 was a year in which women artists broke through the male canon
Five (plus) upcoming shows to see at local museums.
Hyperallergic makes a list of those who "are rendered powerless in a system greatly influenced by the super wealthy and the commercial galleries and vanity museums that serve them." " Hypera…
Pixar's "Onward," TV's "Little Fires Everywhere," a Frida Kahlo exhibit, Miranda Lambert are among reasons why we're excited for 2020.
As if theater weren't already mocked enough for its hysteria and jazz hands, it now seems to be pop culture's punching bag. " The New York Times
Since 2002, the economist has been analysing the activities of the global art market. Critics argue it is impossible but she is undaunted
In fact, that's what it was created to do. Installed in response to neighbors' noise complaints following the opening of Amsterdam Schiphol Airport's fifth runway, the Buitenschot Land Art P…
"Egypt's Sunken Cities" helped the museum double its income from program activities to $4.9 million in the year ended June 30. Membership increased 30 percent to 52,102 members, and attendan…
"This past year saw no shortage of controversies in both the art world and the real world. And perhaps more than ever before, the distance between those two worlds seemed to collapse, as art…
The holidays have been especially busy this year for Lori and Gary Thompson. The couple moved to Willow Glen over Thanksgiving weekend, then opened a fine art gallery Dec. 7 within walking d…
Despite pre-Brexit jitters and the decline of some fairs, auctioneers still had plenty to celebrate
"As I rose through the ranks, people would ask me, 'Did the art background and training have an effect?' There is something to that. By training in the art field, your brain tends to adapt a…
Overreaction is crucial: the work must prompt commentators to proclaim the end of art, to evoke the cliché of the emperor's new clothes. " The Art Newspaper
"As dealers struggle to insure works of art bound for Hong Kong, where pro-democracy protestors continue to clash with police, Art Basel in Hong Kong organisers say they are working with a l…
New York exhibition focuses on artists who make bold work from humble materials
"In the South Bronx at the dawn of the 1970s, all the creative components that would coalesce into what became widely known as hip-hop were beginning to take shape. At the center of them all…
Monkman's two large paintings, the first in a series of commissions for the Met's Great Hall, "highlight the Museum as both a byproduct and beneficiary of colonizing forces, and illuminate h…