Chagall Exhibit on Color and Music
The exhibit “Chagall: Colour and Music” at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is one of the most stunning, well-curated special exhibits of an single-artist retrospective that I’ve seen yet […]
Category Archives: art & architecture
American Psycho the Musical: When Performance meets Digital Art
American Psycho the musical has recently started playing on Broadway, and while much has been written about the bloody scenes, the fashion, and the gorgeous bodies of the cast, very little […]
What is Racist? Reflecting on “King and I,” “Otello,” and “Allegiance”
When I first heard that the Met was not having Blackface for Otello, I thought, “good for them!” But after seeing the production, I can’t help but feel confused about why painting […]
Richard Prince Does it Again
Richard Prince, the lord of repurposing other people’s artwork, has done it again. I’ve written about his work a couple times before (here, and here) but this time, Prince took […]
A Sensual Olfactory Experience: Miriam Simun’s Agalinis Dreams
Miriam Simun’s Agalinis Dreams was a multi-sensory art experience quite different from anything that I’ve experienced before. It took place today, at the Museum of Arts and Design as part […]
Susan Philipsz “part file score”
Loved loved loved Susan Phillpsz’ show “part file score” at the Berlin Contemporary Arts Museum! Here is the description of the exhibit on the museum website: The Berlin based Scottish […]
Jumping into Escher: Monument Valley
This is what it must feel like to be inside the mind of M. C. Escher. Monument Valley is a game with 2-dimensional graphics that can never be 3-dimensional. One has […]
The new production of The Phantom of the Opera
I went to the premiere of the new production of The Phantom of the Opera, which started its US tour in Chicago. I was really looking forward to this new […]
