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One of the wisest, most beautiful and unsettling exhibitions in New York this summer is “Tuan Andrew Nguyen: Radiant Remembrance”...

Amos Badertscher, a self-taught photographer whose stark, powerful and sometimes erotic images of hustlers, prostitutes and drag queens in Baltimore...

Michael Boyd, who led the Royal Shakespeare Company as artistic director from 2002 to 2012, a decade in which he...

If a visitor goes to the Barnes Foundation, and a favorite Cézanne, Matisse or Renoir is missing because it is...

A poignant life-size statue of a wounded American Indian, long the subject of a tug of war between a Virginia...

Tuesday’s program closed with a robust dance from Morris’s earliest days: “Castor and Pollux” (1980), staged by Tina Fehlandt, a...

When she was first approached to host the CBS reality competition show “Big Brother,” in the summer of 2000, Julie...

THOUGH SALIMA BOUFELFEL and Roberto Cowan are known in the fashion world as the owners of the influential vintage clothing...

The discussion about returning wrongfully acquired heritage to countries in the global south has, until now, largely focused on the...

Martin Walser, among the last of a generation of acerbic, socially engaged novelists who dominated the German literary scene after...