The Fight Over Academic Freedom
Amid spiraling campus speech debates, many professors are rallying in defense of a bedrock principle. [+]
‘The Arc of Oblivion’ Review: Trying to Stop a Future Tide
A documentary about building an ark turns into a funny, thoughtful rumination on the nature [+]
Review: ‘The Vince Staples Show’ Is a Hip-Hop Head Trip
Netflix adds to the rap-comedy canon with five episodes that showcase the star’s absurdist, deadpan [+]
A.I. Art That’s More Than a Gimmick? Meet AARON
The British painter Harold Cohen spent over four decades refining his collaborator: an image-generating robot.
Following Yoko Ono’s Anarchic Instructions
A major retrospective at Tate Modern instructs visitors to draw their own shadows, shake hands [+]
Schubert’s Operas Were Failures. Is Their Music Worth Saving?
In Paris, “L’Autre Voyage” assembles the composer’s arias and art songs to create a jukebox [+]
Review: ‘I Love You So Much I Could Die,’ an Experiment in Distance
Mona Pirnot’s crisis-centered play uses all its resources to keep the audience at a physical [+]
Marc Summers Is Still Up for a Double Dare. (Hold the Green Slime.)
“I made Nickelodeon,” the former “Double Dare” host said. Now he’s telling all in his [+]
A Model for Modern ‘Ring’ Operas Is Unfolding in Brussels
Romeo Castellucci’s production of Wagner’s “Ring” at La Monnaie embodies ideas that the Metropolitan Opera [+]
International Print Fair Returns to the Park Avenue Armory
The Print Fair returns to Park Avenue, with a critic’s advice on connoisseurship, and where [+]