T.S. Eliot
Painter R.B. Kitaj Letting Loose at 72, But Far From London
The career of R.B. read more »
Freudian Gottlieb Turned to the Greeks In His Pictography
In art circles, it's sometimes forgotten that the first generation of Abstract Expressionist painter read more »
Here's to the Eternal Vaudevillians: Protectors of Lunatic Virtuosity
There are times when I see ghosts on the stage and then I remember the theater that was handed down read more »
Top of the Volcano, Ma! But Where's the Lava?
On the face of it, I can think of no better recommendation forthe beautiful, mind-blowing possibilit read more »
They Hate Us Because We Are Mighty, and Good
Nothing ever repeats itself twice; that is both the joy oflife, and the sickness of woe.
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A Mystery and Genius, Blake is a Conundrum
Of certain artists it may truly be said that they remain,both in their life and their work, a consid read more »
Dirty Blonde Comforts Neurotics; T.S. Eliot's Not-So-Nice Play
A concerned letter has flooded into my mailbox. "I read you every week and I love you," it goes. read more »
Frank Stella, Rank Amateur, in an Overhyped New Show
It was William Rubin, then chairman of the department of painting and sculpture at the Museum of Mod read more »
Possession II , Only This Time, T.S. Eliot Got Dragged Into It
The Archivist , by Martha Cooley. read more »
Hart Crane's Hieroglyphs: The Unmentionable Truth
The lost language of Crane: I love the sound of that phrase (its resonance indebted to the David Lea read more »
