Frame by Frame, Paul Pfeiffer Distills What Sports Cameras Blur
Paul Pfeiffer’s transcendent manipulations of broadcast footage are intimate confrontations with spectacles meant for millions.
What to See in N.Y.C. Galleries in February
This week, Martha Schwendener covers Astrid Klein’s “photoworks,” the group show “Godzilla,” featuring Asian American [+]
How to Maximize Space in Your Bedroom
Maybe you’re working from home more often — or you need a place to retreat [+]
On Nantucket, a Legal Maneuver to Protect Historic Homes From Gutting
A steady erosion of history has been underway on the island for years, with ultrawealthy [+]
A Museum Director Gets a Second Act: Village Barkeep
At the Francis Kite Club, a collectively-built space for artists people debate culture and politics [+]
When Masters of Black-and-White Spin the Color Wheel
A centenary exhibition of Saul Leiter’s photos reveals his painterly way with Kodachrome. And a [+]
Fire Destroys Thousands of Paintings in Abkhazia
This Georgian region lost a collection that is considered a national treasure, but only Russia [+]
In Australia, a Revamped Victorian With a Moody Modernist Vibe
It’s not as scary as it sounds: ‘It’s just joyful and really easy to live [+]
Even Rats Are Taking Selfies Now (and Enjoying It)
A photographer trained two rats to take photographs of themselves. They didn’t want to stop.
How a Culture Editor Covers the Kids’ Entertainment Beat
Laurel Graeber, who has covered kids’ entertainment at The Times for nearly three decades, shared [+]