Lowe Art Museum Features Carlos Estevez’s Distinctive Vision in “Cities of the Mind”

Posted by Elisa Turner

By Elisa Turner

Maps and their traditions have long found their way into the work of Cuban-born artist Carlos Estevez. He’s also taken creative cues from illuminated manuscripts, ancient classical and medieval literature, astronomy, and art history.

The Power of One Word

Posted by Anne Bernays

Elmore Leonard’s “Ten Rules for Writing” is chock full of good advice. My favorite: “If it sounds like writing, revise it.”

Season-Opening 100th WALLCAST at the New World Symphony

Posted by Mike-Hamersly

By Mike Hamersly

100th WALLCAST performance by NWS will also be the first to feature 4K ultra high-definition projection on the outside of the Frank Gehry-designed New World Center.

Bittersweet and Radical: Art after Stonewall, 1969 –1989

Posted by Elisa Turner

By Elisa Turner

“Art after Stonewall, 1969-1989” seduces and assaults with a powerful, seemingly endless stream of images drawn from two decades of radical change.

Daniel Okrent’s 2004 New York Times Column Even More Relevant Today

Posted by Raymond Elman

  Editor’s Note:  In October 2003, Daniel Okrent was named the first public editor for the New York Times (NYT) following the Jayson Blair...

From the Midwest to Miami: The Artistic Journey of Tom Seghi

Posted by Laya Firestone Seghi

    Driving through miles of open fields from his hometown of Chicago to DeKalb, Illinois, Tom Seghi was mesmerized by the stark...