Harry Smith, a Culture-Altering Shaman, at the Whitney
“Far-out” is an accurate, but inadequate, descriptor for the high-flying (and often plain high) cultural magus named Harry Smith (1923-91)....
Read more“Far-out” is an accurate, but inadequate, descriptor for the high-flying (and often plain high) cultural magus named Harry Smith (1923-91)....
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Read moreEliana Pipes’s new play is too pat to convincingly explore the societal imbalances resulting from race, class and gender.
Read moreWhen Riccardo Muti stepped down from the Chicago Symphony Orchestra last season, after 13 years as its conductor, the ensemble...
Read moreChuck joins the mutineers in a spectacular way as Mike sets traps for Wendy and the rest.
Read moreThis year’s New York City Ballet fall gala was an outlier. In recent years, fashion has taken center stage, with...
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