In Performance: Patrick Mulryan of ‘Into the Woods’
A video performance of "Giants in the Sky" from the Fiasco Theater's production of "Into the Woods."
Category: Culture & Arts
Tiananmen Square ‘Negatives’: An Art Book or a Protest?
The photographer Xu Yong published only negatives of his pictures documenting the 1989 protests, but they are likely to be…
The War at Home: Norwegian Critics Rain Fire on Prodigal Son Bjarne Melgaard for Munch Show
Bjarne Melgaard’s current show at the Munch Museum in Oslo, “The End of It Has Already Happened,” which pairs the…
Belvedere highlights both the political and social aspects of The Congress of Vienna
The Congress of Vienna is one of the most important international mega events in European history. Two hundred years ago,…
Paltrow keeps it quick, Johansson sweet at Oscar rehearsals
Gwyneth Paltrow breezed into the Dolby Theatre almost 20 minutes early for her Oscar rehearsal and walked back out a…
Hauser and Wirth To Build Giant Chelsea Gallery
Iwan Wirth, co-founder and president of Hauser and Wirth The contemporary and modern art mega-gallery, Hauser & Wirth, announced today…
Is painting dead?
The art form's obituary has been written many times times over the past 150 years. But it’s now experiencing a…
Carnegie Hall’s New Chairman Of The Board Would Like More Pop Music There
Ronald O. Perelman, billionaire business titan and a self-described ‘frustrated musician,’ … [has] succeeded Sanford I. Weill, who has served…
Artist Transforms Zoetropes From Retro Visuals To The Stuff Of Fine Art
Remember zoetropes? They may be a bit before your time. The zoetrope, derived from the Greek root words for "life"…
For Kazuo Ishiguro, ‘The Buried Giant’ Is a Departure
Mr. Ishiguro explains why it took him so long to finish his new book, “The Buried Giant,” which wanders into…
John Boorman Narrates a Scene From ‘Queen and Country’
The director John Boorman discusses his film.
James Turrell Allowing Limited Visitors to Roden Crater for $6,500 a Person
On May 14, 15, 16, and 17 this year, the Roden Crater, artist James Turrell’s unfinished but still legendary piece…
The Whitworth reopens with Cornelia Parker exhibition following a £15 million expansion
The Whitworth, part of The University of Manchester, reopened its doors on 14 February 2015 following a £15 million redevelopment…
Oscars telecast: come for the music, stay for the …
Lady Gaga will perform in a sure-to-be eye-catching outfit, Tim McGraw adds a little country to Hollywood, Adam Levine brings…
Pierre Huyghe Awarded Kurt Schwitters Prize
Pierre HuyghePhoto: The Art Newspaper Pierre Huyghe has won the 2015 Kurt Schwitters Prize, Hannoversche Allgemeine reported. The 52-year-old French…
A second Mona Lisa?
Some say Leonardo’s masterpiece has a twin – another portrait of the Florentine merchant’s wife, painted when she was younger.…
Here’s An Exclusive First Listen Of Van Morrison’s New Single ‘Real Real Gone,’ Featuring Michael Bublé
Van Morrison is back with a new studio album. RCA records will release "Duets: Re-working the Catalogue," featuring songs from…
“American Sniper” As American Rorschach Test
J. Hoberman: “While American Sniper has drawn a large and diverse audience there is no consensus as to what the…